Command and Control in Crisis Management

Grid Technology and Information Management for Command and Control

Over the next few years, the Command and Control (C2) community will face increased demands for processing data as increasing numbers of data sources are deployed. It is expected that skilled analysts will continue to play an important role in gleaning useful information from imagery and other sources that are by and large produced as digital multimedia. Using current information systems would ...

Battle Management Language – Command and Control Graphical user Interface (BMLC2GUI)

Battle Management Language (BML) and related technologies under development for the past few years have been shown to provide a promising capability for command and control to simulation interoperability. BML enables a robust "System of Systems" or a "Coalition of Systems". However, the “last mile problem” for BML development is to have a user interface that represents information flowing to/fr...

Management Strategies to Control the COVID-19 Crisis in Masih Daneshvari Hospital, Tehran, Iran

Ubiquitous command and control

We assert that the current conceptualisation of military operations has itself become a legacy system, which fails to take advantage of emerging technology and evolving commercial business practice. In response to this, we present a conceptual framework for the development of potentially extremely robust societies of human decision-makers and automated machine decision systems appropriate for f...

Understanding Command and Control

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