军事应用活动仿真建模研究

针对应用活动视图的不足,按照能力需求的分析思路,结合能力模型特点,提出了一种对应用活动视图规范化建模的方法,以详细描述能力模型的动态行为。同时,利用BNF将模型定义为XML格式文档,使模型文件具有良好的可读性、扩展性和重用性,并可以方便地向仿真模型实例转化,有利于实现模型可执行仿真。     

基于云计算的模型服务平台研究

从军事模型管理和重用的实际出发,分析云计算在实现服务上的优势,提出了基于云计算的模型服务平台,并对实现基于云计算模型服务平台的关键技术进行了分析。     

作战方案智能推演技术研究

为了明确作战任务,分析作战方案,检验作战计划,预估作战效果,在作战行动实施之前,有必要进行作战方案模拟推演,以提供科学可靠的辅助决策建议。文章研究了作战方案智能推演技术,提出了智能推演的体系结构,重点研究了方案解析和AI兵力建模等关键技术,为方案优化和辅助决策提供了基础技术支撑。     

敷设抗冲瓦后舰船的阻力性能试验

抗冲瓦是一种能实现对水下非接触爆炸载荷整体冲击隔离同时又能隔离舰艇自身辐射噪声的新概念产品.但因其敷设于舰艇水线以下湿表面将对舰船的航行阻力产生影响.为此,在拖曳水池中对试验船模开展了敷设抗冲瓦前后的阻力性能对比试验.试验分析了抗冲瓦在水动力载荷作用下的弹性变形,探讨了敷设抗冲瓦后对不同阻力成分的影响.试验结果表明,舰...     

舰船辐射噪声特征建模

介绍一种舰船辐射噪声1/3 Oct谱模型建立方法.通过分别对机械噪声、螺旋桨直接辐射噪声及桨轴激励艇体振动噪声的特征规律研究,建立了机械和螺旋桨的额定声压脉动谱模型及桨轴激励艇体响应函数模型.根据机械噪声和螺旋桨噪声同航速的变化关系,得到不同转速下的合成辐射噪声1/3 Oct谱.利用Matlab GUI编写舰船辐射噪声...     

船用曳引式升降机动力学建模及仿真分析

对船用升降机动态特性的研究一直以来都是升降机研究领域的一个薄弱环节。针对船用升降机的特殊性,根据曳引式升降机的物理模型建立升降机垂直方向上的动力学模型,并结合模态分析法研究该模型,得出升降机位置对其固有频率的影响。以船体振动中螺旋桨和主机振动频率为激励频率,将理想电气速度曲线引入系统中,运用Matlab软件模拟系统响应的全过程,得出船用升降机的一些基本运行特性。     

夹层结构模型假设对振动和声传输特性影响研究

不同模型假定下夹层结构的声振特性各不相同。基于Reissner模型和Zig-Zag模型位移场假设,分别建立了两种复合材料夹层板有限元动力单元模型,并通过推导的模型编制了计算程序,采用子空间迭代法求得了其固有频率和固有振型,采用混响声场声传输理论计算了传声损失,并对夹层板的动力特性和声传输特性进行了数值模拟研究,同时还考虑了夹层结构面板与芯板的厚度比和弹性模量比不同时各种模型的适用范围。     

A multiobjective chance constrained programming model for supplier selection under uncertainty

Risk management is an inherent part of supplier selection. While companies are enjoying the benefits of outsourcing, risks brought by this practice should be taken into account in the process of decision making. This paper presents a multiobjective stochastic sequential supplier allocation model to help in supplier selection under uncertainty. Demand for products, capacities at suppliers as well as transportation and other variable costs are the main sources of uncertainty and are modeled using probability distributions. Disruptions are exogenous events and the model provides proactive mitigation strategies against disruptions by assigning backup suppliers who can be used in case of a default at a primary supplier. When there is no disruption, the model’s solution is an optimal supplier order assignment, considering operational risks.     

A frequency-based maritime container assignment model

This paper transfers the classic frequency-based transit assignment method of Spiess and Florian to containers demonstrating its promise as the basis for a global maritime container assignment model. In this model, containers are carried by shipping lines operating strings (or port rotations) with given service frequencies. An origin–destination matrix of full containers is assigned to these strings to minimize sailing time plus container dwell time at the origin port and any intermediate transhipment ports. This necessitated two significant model extensions. The first involves the repositioning of empty containers so that a net outflow of full containers from any port is balanced by a net inflow of empty containers, and vice versa. As with full containers, empty containers are repositioned to minimize the sum of sailing and dwell time, with a facility to discount the dwell time of empty containers in recognition of the absence of inventory. The second involves the inclusion of an upper limit to the maximum number of container moves per unit time at any port. The dual variable for this constraint provides a shadow price, or surcharge, for loading or unloading a container at a congested port. Insight into the interpretation of the dual variables is given by proposition and proof. Model behaviour is illustrated by a simple numerical example. The paper concludes by considering the next steps toward realising a container assignment model that can, amongst other things, support the assessment of supply chain vulnerability to maritime disruptions.     

A generic class of first order node models for dynamic macroscopic simulation of traffic flows

Node models for macroscopic simulation have attracted relatively little attention in the literature. Nevertheless, in dynamic network loading (DNL) models for congested road networks, node models are as important as the extensively studied link models. This paper provides an overview of macroscopic node models found in the literature, explaining both their contributions and shortcomings. A formulation defining a generic class of first order macroscopic node models is presented, satisfying a list of requirements necessary to produce node models with realistic, consistent results. Defining a specific node model instance of this class requires the specification of a supply constraint interaction rule and (optionally) node supply constraints. Following this theoretical discussion, specific macroscopic node model instances for unsignalized and signalized intersections are proposed. These models apply an oriented capacity proportional distribution of the available supply over the incoming links of a node. A computationally efficient algorithm to solve the node models exactly is included.