中程空空导弹冲淡式干扰模型

中程空空导弹的末制导主动雷达一方面提高了中程空空导弹作战效能和载机的生成概率,另一方面也为对中程空空导弹实施冲淡式干扰提供了机会。基于冲淡式干扰的基本原理建立了中程空空导弹的冲淡式电子干扰模型,分析了各种不同攻防对策下的冲淡式干扰的效果及其变化趋势,在此基础上讨论了对抗双方在冲淡式电子对抗中的最优对策。     

电子战训练仿真系统开发方法研究

为了提高电子战训练仿真系统开发的效率和质量,参照建模与仿真领域和软件工程领域中的模型开发与运行过程模型,提出了一个基本开发过程,将基于高层体系结构HLA电子战训练仿真系统的开发划分为相互关联的9个阶段,规定了每个阶段的开发活动。展示了联邦成员软件自动生成工具KD-FedWizard在基于HLA电子战训练仿真系统分析、设计和实现中的应用。     

一种新的避免航迹合并的比例联合概率关联算法

通过对传统的联合概率数据关联算法(JPDA)在平行临近及小角度交叉目标的关联跟踪中引起的航迹合并问题的分析,提出了一种基于最大交互概率的改进比例联合概率数据关联算法.该算法找出距离两逼近目标的交互概率中心最近的有效观测,引入一比例因子对该观测与所有目标的关联概率进行修正,将逼近目标“拉开”,从而抑制了航迹的合并.仿真结...     

新疆边境地区恐怖活动特点及打击对策

近年来以“东突”为主的恐怖势力在新疆边境地区活动十分猖獗,呈现出联合,渗透对象多元、低龄等特点。公安边防部队地处边境一线,任务艰巨,责任重大,要通过加强反恐情报建设、健全装备保障体制、加强战法研究与战术训练、加强边境管理以及加强国际警务合作等多种对策,不断提高部队打击和防范恐怖活动的能力与水平,为维护边疆稳定做出贡献。     

基于遗传算法的多功能电子系统任务调度

雷达、通信、电子战等多功能一体化是未来作战平台电子系统的发展方向之一,任务优化调度技术是多功能电子系统的关键技术。针对多功能电子系统射频任务调度问题,在建立任务调度数学模型的基础上,采用了改进的遗传算法对模型进行了求解,提出了任务列表和随机键结合的编码方式,设计了以执行时间最短和任务丢失率最小为目标的多目标适应度函数,采用轮盘赌选择、改进型双点交叉和对称交换变异方式设计遗传操作。通过仿真实验,验证了所设计任务调度方法的有效性和优越性。     

高中生饮酒行为及心理影响因素研究——以石河子市某高中为例

目的：研究高中生饮酒现状及相关心理影响因素。方法：采用问卷调查的方法,对在石河子市某高中就读的500名学生进行问卷调查研究工具：酒精使用障碍筛查量表（AUDIT）。UCLA孤独量表（第三版）。焦虑自评量表（SAS）结果：①高中生中不饮酒者323人,占受调查人数”．9％,饮酒学生114人;占受调查人数26．1％。饮酒者中男生74人,占39．6％,女性40人。占16％。②高中生饮酒情况因年级、性别、母亲饮酒、朋友饮酒而有所差异（P〈0．05）。具体表现为：男性、高年缴、母亲饮酒者、朋友饮酒者,其自身饮酒情况较重。③高中生饮酒与孤独感负相关,与焦虑正相关（上述结果p〈0．05）。     

The impact of military spending cutbacks on economic activity in an incentive‐wage two‐sector aggregative economy∗

We examine the theoretical outcomes of disarmament on economic activity in a two‐sector model of endogenous equilibrium unemployment rate. Three main shocks are analyzed: Exogenous cutbacks in military spending on the capital good and employment, and a reduction in public sector debt. The first shock is contractionary for equilibrium employment if the capital‐goods producing sector is relatively labour‐intensive but expansionary under the alternative factor intensity assumption. The second shock is contractionary for employment under either relative factor intensity assumption. If Ricardian equivalence fails, a reduction in public sector debt is likely to expand long‐term employment (JEL E24).     

FROM PROLIFERATION TO PEACE

Despite both regional and international efforts to establish a weapons of mass destruction–free zone (WMDFZ) in the Middle East, regional support beyond mere rhetoric seems unattainable. The lack of commitment to WMD disarmament results from the complexity of regional security dynamics, which are characterized by a high level of weaponization and crosscutting conflicts. This article examines a strategy for WMD disarmament in the Middle East. First, such a strategy must reflect the motives underlying a state's WMD aspirations. Security and prestige may be identified as two motives that affect the acquisition, and thus also the abandonment, of WMD. Second, Egypt, Iran, Israel, and Syria are important actors because their reasons for desiring WMD cannot be considered apart from each other, and progress will consequently depend on the inclusion of all these actors. In this regard, we recommend the establishment of a parallel process between efforts to establish a WMDFZ and peaceful relations in the Middle East. Solving central problems, like the lack of political determination and security cooperation, is vital to create consensus on the final framework of a zone. This study suggests a way forward by analyzing the central causes of conflict in the region and recommending ways to resolve them in order to establish a WMDFZ.     

ALL TOGETHER NOW

Banning Weapons of Mass Destruction, by Frederick N. Mattis. Praeger Security International, 2009. 129 pages, $39.95.     

All Together Now? Questioning WMDs as a Useful Analytical Unit for Understanding Chemical and Biological Weapons Proliferation

ABSTRACT

The popular use of the term “weapons of mass destruction” (WMD) can be understood to imply a relationship between nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons proliferation insofar as it assumes that the separate weapons technologies can be usefully grouped into a single analytic category. This article explores whether WMD is actually a useful construct. It begins by reviewing the literature on nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons proliferation, including a recent study that sought to estimate the relationship between the pursuit and acquisition of these different weapons. It then explores some policy inferences that academics and policy makers may be tempted to draw from these studies, particularly regarding the Barack Obama administration's pursuit of deep nuclear reductions. It argues that many of these policy inferences are premature at best and misleading at worst. It concludes with a call for additional research into the causes and consequences of chemical and biological weapons proliferation, and a call for scholars to remain cautious in their desire to draw premature policy implications from their studies in order to be “policy relevant.”