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Energy-saving information storage using laser technologies

Kostrubiec F., Pawlak R., Tomczyk M., Walczak M.

Prace Naukowe Instytutu Podstaw Elektrotechniki i Elektrotechnologii Politechniki Wrocławskiej. Konferencje

2005

Vol. 42, nr 16

51-63

In the paper there are presented selected energetic problems in the information storage technique. The main goal of this technique is achievement of good efficiency and reliability with the smaller consumption of energy. In this area the laser technologies are unbeaten. Information storage laser technologies take advantage of the different phenomena in laser beam-matter interaction. Some of the methods enable single- writing storage and another - rewritable storage. In the paper there are described laser processes of storage, thermally activated - in the presence of magnetic and electric fields or without them. Still increasing accuracy of mapping and writing density is possible by dint of development new materials and high precision microtechnologies, but first of all thanks of impressive properties of lasers and laser beam.

Interfacing war game simulations with tactical C2 systems - dream or reality?

Šnajder M., Holden P.W.

Journal of Telecommunications and Information Technology

2003

nr 4

57-65

Decision making process in current tactical C2 systems is base on planning process of commanders and their staff. Improving tactical decision making by interfacing war game simulations with tactical C2 systems is achievable. Commander can review the results of the simulation and subsequently modify the tactical plan. Previously, the use of "training" simulations was not a viable solution to real world decision making due to the lengthy time required to input all of the combat entities, the unit organizations and personnel dispositions, the equipment configurations, status of the units and equipment, and the distribution of the available supplies. Modern C2 systems have all of this information stored in the common system databases, and this information can be used to instantiate and populate the simulation through an electronic adaptation of the data structures to match the requirements of the constructive simulation. This paper will provide description of system approach of interfacing simulation and C2 system to improve decision-making.