城市作战的重要性日益凸显,城市作战路径规划也受到了更多的关注。如何在城市复杂的环境和众多危险区中寻找安全迅速的路径是非常重要的。为保障作战安全,提出了一种基于选拔科特鸟和路径缩减的不规则危险区路径规划算法。首先,结合城...城市作战的重要性日益凸显,城市作战路径规划也受到了更多的关注。如何在城市复杂的环境和众多危险区中寻找安全迅速的路径是非常重要的。为保障作战安全,提出了一种基于选拔科特鸟和路径缩减的不规则危险区路径规划算法。首先,结合城市危险区特征和受限情况以构建更符合真实战场的不规则危险区数学模型。其次,建立路径空间缩减模型对路径威胁度进行评估和量化,以剔除掉高威胁路径来降低作战风险。最后,基于选拔策略的科特鸟优化算法(COOT Bird Optimization Algorithm based on Selection Strategy,SS-COOT)结合优质个体以提高算法的寻优效率。经实验验证,该算法在结合不规则危险区的城市路径规划问题上具有搜索速度快、寻优效果好的特点。展开更多
This study presents the ballistic limit velocity of small caliber projectiles against SS400 steel plate derived from live-fire ballistic experiments. Four different small caliber projectiles were tested against SS400 ...This study presents the ballistic limit velocity of small caliber projectiles against SS400 steel plate derived from live-fire ballistic experiments. Four different small caliber projectiles were tested against SS400 steel plates of 9 mm, 10 mm, and 12 mm thicknesses. The ballistic limit velocity was calculated using two standard methods, MIL-STD-662F and NIJ-STD-0101.06, and additionally using a support vector machine algorithm. The results show a linear relationship between the plate thickness and ballistic limit velocity. Further, the relative penetration performance among five different small caliber projectiles was analyzed using the Penetration Performance Ratio(PPR) introduced in this study, which suggests the potential of PPR to predict the ballistic limit velocity of other untested materials and/or different projectiles.展开更多
文摘城市作战的重要性日益凸显,城市作战路径规划也受到了更多的关注。如何在城市复杂的环境和众多危险区中寻找安全迅速的路径是非常重要的。为保障作战安全,提出了一种基于选拔科特鸟和路径缩减的不规则危险区路径规划算法。首先,结合城市危险区特征和受限情况以构建更符合真实战场的不规则危险区数学模型。其次,建立路径空间缩减模型对路径威胁度进行评估和量化,以剔除掉高威胁路径来降低作战风险。最后,基于选拔策略的科特鸟优化算法(COOT Bird Optimization Algorithm based on Selection Strategy,SS-COOT)结合优质个体以提高算法的寻优效率。经实验验证,该算法在结合不规则危险区的城市路径规划问题上具有搜索速度快、寻优效果好的特点。
文摘This study presents the ballistic limit velocity of small caliber projectiles against SS400 steel plate derived from live-fire ballistic experiments. Four different small caliber projectiles were tested against SS400 steel plates of 9 mm, 10 mm, and 12 mm thicknesses. The ballistic limit velocity was calculated using two standard methods, MIL-STD-662F and NIJ-STD-0101.06, and additionally using a support vector machine algorithm. The results show a linear relationship between the plate thickness and ballistic limit velocity. Further, the relative penetration performance among five different small caliber projectiles was analyzed using the Penetration Performance Ratio(PPR) introduced in this study, which suggests the potential of PPR to predict the ballistic limit velocity of other untested materials and/or different projectiles.
