Developing a domestic Military Ontology as a Semantic Infrastructure for Battle Space Command and Control

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SERVATI LEILA; VALAVI MOHAMMAD REZA; HoorAli Maryam

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Journal: A RESEARCH QUARTERLY IN MILITARY MANAGEMENT Year:2018 | Volume:18 | Issue:69 Page(s): 104-130

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Developing a domestic Military Ontology as a Semantic Infrastructure for Battle Space Command and Control

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SERVATI LEILA | VALAVI MOHAMMAD REZA | HoorAli Maryam | Issue Writer Certificate

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ontologyQ1

Battle spaceQ1

ModelingQ2

Military KnowledgeQ1

Command and ControlQ1

Abstract

Nowadays, there is an increasing need in military systems for more intelligent and higher semantic interactions, efficient transfer of military information, and developing a common language among forces for synchronized decision making and a coordinated action. In the same vein, ontology has become an innovative tool for military information modelling. In the present paper, using an innovative methodology which is a combination of knowledge engineering and automatic methods of data derivation, and with the purpose of modelling of Military Knowledge for developing a common semantic infrastructure for commanding and control systems, as well as a common language among forces, the ontology of battle field was modelled in three sub-ontologies of military, geographical and civil branches using Proté gé software in OWL language. Finally, the developed ontology was evaluated using a comprehensive verification plan for coverage and credibility and correctness of ontology application. The developed ontology is the first domestic ontology which is applicable as semantic infrastructure for various Command and Control systems.

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SERVATI, LEILA, VALAVI, MOHAMMAD REZA, & HoorAli, Maryam. (2018). Developing a domestic Military Ontology as a Semantic Infrastructure for Battle Space Command and Control. A RESEARCH QUARTERLY IN MILITARY MANAGEMENT, 18(69 ), 104-130. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/236228/en

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SERVATI LEILA, VALAVI MOHAMMAD REZA, HoorAli Maryam. Developing a domestic Military Ontology as a Semantic Infrastructure for Battle Space Command and Control. A RESEARCH QUARTERLY IN MILITARY MANAGEMENT[Internet]. 2018;18(69 ):104-130. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/236228/en

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LEILA SERVATI, MOHAMMAD REZA VALAVI, and Maryam HoorAli, “Developing a domestic Military Ontology as a Semantic Infrastructure for Battle Space Command and Control,” A RESEARCH QUARTERLY IN MILITARY MANAGEMENT, vol. 18, no. 69 , pp. 104–130, 2018, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/236228/en

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