Designing Unmanned Systems with Greater Autonomy
Using a Federated, Partially Open Systems Architecture Approach
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Word Count
24,000 words, Guess
Page Count
96 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Internet Archivedesigningunmanne0000gonz
- ISBN-100833086065
- ISBN-139780833086068
- Library of Congress Control Number2014498026
- OCLC Control Number890435458
and 2 more
- Better World Books9780833086068
- Open LibraryOL27538907M
Classifications
- LCCTL589.4 .G66 2014
- LCCTL589.4.G66 2014
Description
Current unmanned systems (UxSs) use different communication systems and have limited autonomy, which can contribute to interoperability problems and limit the degree to which information collected by these systems can be shared with warfighters and other UxSs operating in the same area. UxSs may also face survivability and mission effectiveness challenges when they operate in contested environments or against adversaries with significant electronic or cyber warfare capabilities. Improving UxS autonomy can address these challenges. This report identifies a partially open systems architecture (POSA) approach that can improve system interoperability and autonomy. A POSA reference model is proposed for unmanned aircraft vehicles that can enable new autonomous capability modules to be inserted into the system.
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