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A Hybrid Modeling Method for Service-Oriented C4ISR Requirements Analysis

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With the rapid growth of complexity as well as the continuously innovational concept of network-centric warfare, it is difficult to analyze and design C4ISR systems based on the existing component technology or the object-oriented technology. However, both the workflow method and the AI planning method for service modeling are not very suitable for analysis and design service-oriented C4ISR requirements. This paper imports Service-Oriented Computing (SOC) design paradigm to C4ISR requirements analysis, and proposes a hybrid modeling method based on multi-ontologies. Accompanied with an instance, the method provides a new, flexible, reusable solution for C4ISR requirements evolution and system reconstruction.

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ZHANG, Y., Liu, X., Wang, Z., Chen, L. (2012). A Hybrid Modeling Method for Service-Oriented C4ISR Requirements Analysis. In: He, X., Hua, E., Lin, Y., Liu, X. (eds) Computer, Informatics, Cybernetics and Applications. Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering, vol 107. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-1839-5_109

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