Influence on flexibility of networked C2 structure with different importance of tasks

It is extremely important to optimize the C2 structure to suit to the information warfare. The proposed networked C2 structure, which is composed of a C2 capacity array and a task array, based on the long chain system in industry, aims to fill the gap. This article lucubrates two typical systems, the long chain system (LCS) and 3-chain system (3CS), to explore how they perform when tasks array with value weight array. By the research we find that the typical networked C2 systems, long chain and 3-chian system, have high flexibility to meet the situation when the combat tasks array has different value weights and have high flexibility to meet the changeable tasks in practical battlefield.

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