This is the final paper in a series of papers presented at previous ICCRTS conferences from 2005 on, and in the International C2 Journal, aiming at developing a science of command and control (C2). Specifically, the aim has been to search for an appropriate ontological framework for the study of C2 which will let us escape from the current fragmentation of the field. This work has led to the vi...

This paper advances the concept of ubiquitous command and control. It further contends that the concept is representative of the command and control systems we will have in the 2020s and 2030s.

Power control is a critical component in CDMA cellular systems. Power control combats the “near-fat” effect by adjusting the transmit power of each mobile. This technique reduces the multiple access interference and if the system capacity is within the set limits the, desired signalto-interference ratios (SIRS) are achieved at all base stations. Research in the power control field covers centra...