装备保障训练系统设计理论研究综述

对美军装备保障训练系统的设计理论、方法进行了研究与综述,对国内相关研究进行了总结。针对我军装备保障训练系统设计中存在的不足,提出了装备保障训练系统设计理论研究应着重解决的问题。     

超音速微粒轰击表面纳米化设备研制

超音速微粒轰击是材料表面纳米化的重要手段,性能优异的专用设备是实现这一工艺的前提。为此,采用数值模拟分析的方法研制了超音速微粒轰击喷枪,在距喷枪出口50mm处获得了平均约320m/s的轰击粒子速度;在对机器人选型和控制系统设计的基础上,集成了超音速微粒轰击表面纳米化设备;应用该设备实现了对38CrSi中碳钢的表面纳米化处理,验证了研制设备的性能。     

外军数字化部队装备保障探析与启示

对外军数字化部队装备保障的编制体制、保障内容和保障方式进行了分析,得出对我军数字化部队装备保障建设几点启示,并在此基础上提出了发展建议,目的是为提高我军数字化部队装备保障能力提供借鉴。     

通用型CGF系统中仿真组件层的应用研究

为实现计算机生成兵力(CGF)的通用性、避免重复开发,在计算机生成兵力系统设计中采用多层体系结构,其中仿真组件层既为上层模块提供软件支撑又确定了CGF的真实程度。因此,给出了通用型CGF系统中仿真组件层的一般建模方法,且着重介绍了采用基于"过程"的认知模型建模方法在某仿真平台中实现模拟舰艇指挥员进行箔条质心干扰的决策。仿真结果表明这些方法是可行的,有利于CGF功能的完善和推广。     

潜艇水声对抗及水声对抗器材的应用

依据装备的发展,在论述潜艇水声对抗的地位和战术特点的基础上,从水声对抗器材作用原理的角度,把目前国内外水声对抗器材归为噪声干扰、气幕屏蔽、声学诱骗三种类型。通过剖析这些水声对抗器材的对抗机理,深入分析了它们适宜的应用时机和可能实现的战术目的。进而,提出了各类水声对抗器材在使用时机方面对潜艇作战效果所具有的两面性,以及潜艇使用水声对抗器材后自身的机动策略是达成其战术目的的重要环节。     

模糊Petri网在装备保障指挥决策中的应用研究

针对装备保障指挥决策的非结构化特点,结合模糊Petri网的基本理论,建立了一类装备保障指挥决策的模糊Petri网模型(ZYFPN).给出了模型中模糊推理过程的形式化推理算法,算法考虑了推理过程中的众多约束条件,包括命题在规则中的权重、变迁触发的闲值、规则的可信度以及多结论规则等.以装备保障配置地域转移决策为例,描述了从决策问题分析到ZYFPN模型建立,以及基于矩阵运算的决策推理过程的相关问题.应用这一模型,可以提高基于规则的装备保障指挥辅助决策系统的设计、分析和维护效率.     

基于多Agent仿真的装备保障体系供应保障系统设计与实现?

针对部队装备保障运行的实际情况,采用多Agent仿真的方法,基于Kraljic模型将装甲装备器材分为重要器材、关键器材、一般器材和稀缺器材,并以此为基础构建了装备保障体系供应保障系统。分析了系统的整体结构以及系统中器材仓库的外部接口和内部器材请领流程,并以某集团军各级器材仓库为研究对象进行了仿真实例分析。实践证明,采用多Agent仿真的方法研究装备保障体系供应保障活动具备可行性和有效性,有利于宏观把握部队装备保障的运行规律,提高部队装备保障能力。     

Integrating the Services and Harnessing the Military Area Commands

ABSTRACT

The Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) is halfway through a multi-decade modernization process. It has begun a major restructuring effort as it shifts its focus from a traditional continental defensive posture to a more maritime-oriented emphasis. In order to create more balanced joint force, it has adjusted the structure of its highest command organization, the Central Military Commission; abolished the former four General Departments and seven Military Regions; created five new joint Theater Commands and service-level commands for the Army and Rocket Force; and is reducing the size of its active duty force by 300,000 personnel. While seeking to overcome numerous internal obstacles, the PLA continues to develop and improve its capabilities to conduct integrated joint operations to deter a variety of threats to China’s sovereignty and territory and, if deterrence fails, to win informationized local war.     

Space,the New Domain: Space Operations and Chinese Military Reforms

ABSTRACT

The Chinese military has embarked on a series of organizational and doctrinal reforms intended to better enable it to fight modern war. Prominent among these reforms is the growing emphasis on space to enable long-range precisions strikes and on counterspace to deny space capabilities to an adversary. The People’s Liberation Army (PLA) has officially designated space as a new domain and established an organization to command space forces. With this increased focus on space, the PLA may begin to develop a doctrine to govern the use of space in military operations. The higher priority given to space, especially space control, by the PLA coincides with similar actions by the US military, increasing the possibility of warfare in space and the risks of escalation.     

Reclaiming the Party’s Control of the Gun: Bringing Civilian Authority Back in China’s Civil-Military Relations

ABSTRACT

Since emerging as China’s top leader following the 18th Party Congress, Xi Jinping has moved swiftly to consolidate his formal authority as Central Military Commission chairman over the Chinese People’s Liberation Army. In redressing the civil-military imbalance wrought by Dengist economic reforms, the commander-in-chief has combined institutional mechanisms with the use of fear to impose authoritative civilian control over the military. This paper proposes that a combination of changes to the Chinese strategic environment has contributed to Xi’s utility of the anti-corruption campaign to purge the regime’s coercive forces of its previous underpinnings, and advances that the war on military malfeasance has given rise to a new set of dynamics in civil-military relations in post-Reform China.