TATR--a prototype expert system for tactical air targeting
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Author
Contributions
- Waterman, D. A. 1936- - Contributor
- Kipps, James R. 1960- - Contributor
- United States. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. - Contributor
Publication
1984 - Rand, Santa Monica, CA, California
Language
English
Word Count
19,500 words, Guess
Page Count
78 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL2844878M
- ISBN-100833005588
- OCLC Control Number10696437
- Library of Congress Control Number84006925
- Goodreads785559
Classifications
- DDC358.4/142
- LCCUG703 .C35 1984
Alternate Titles
- T.A.T.R.--a prototype expert system for tactical air targeting.
Description
Describes a prototype version of the tactical air target recommender (TATR), an "expert system" developed at RAND to help tactical air targeteers select and prioritize airfields and target elements on those air fields. Under the interactive direction of a user, TATR can preferentially order enemy airfields, determine targets to attack on those airfields, and identify weapon systems that are effective against those targets. Its primary functions are to provide an attack plan and to project the results of implementing that plan. It applies predetermined heuristics to generate an initial plan, which can then be modified by the user. By projecting plan results over a series of days, TATR can assist the user in deciding on the best plan to implement. The program also interactively maintains and updates its databases and provides detailed information on plans, friendly force capability, and enemy force posture and status. TATR is programmed in the ROSIE programming language. Earlier versions of TATR were reported in N-1645 and N-1976.
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