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Command and Control

Ittf Version, American Red Cross · 2004

Glossary of Acronyms & TermsThis document was developed by the Illinois Terrorism Task Force Training Committee to assist responders with the many acronyms and terms used by local, state and federal responders.

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Command and Control

Nathan Maresch · 2016

The command and control functionality of unmanned aircraft systems allows operators to know what is happening on board the aircraft while flying. Focus will be given to radio frequency (RF) data links, because they are the most common form of communication for unmanned systems. Other mediums such as tethered cables and beams of light are sometimes used for information transfer. Regardless of the underlying navigation technology used for controlling the unmanned aircraft, the primary method for an operator to create navigation commands for the aircraft is to use a graphical map with waypoints to mark the course of the aircraft. Virtually all civil unmanned aircraft use line of sight (LOS) RF communications for their command and control data link. LOS in the context of RF signals simply refers to a direct path between one antenna and one or more others.

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Command and Control

FRCS Kevin Mackway-Jones FRCP · 2011

This chapter contains sections titled: AIM Definitions Incident Command Incident Control Cordons Tiers of Command The Chain of Command Summary

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COMMAND-AND-CONTROL

Davari, Farzaneh · CoMSES Computational Model Library · 2019

The command and control policy in natural resource management, including water resources, is a longstanding established policy that has been theoretically and practically argued from the point of view of social-ecological complex systems. With the intention of making a system ecologically resilient, these days, policymakers apply the top-down policies of controlling communities through regulations. To explore how these policies may work and to understand whether the ecological goal can be achieved via command and control policy, this research uses the capacity of Agent-Based Modeling (ABM) as an experimental platform in the Urmia Lake Basin (ULB) in Iran, which is a social-ecological complex system and has gone through a drought process. Despite the uncertainty of the restorability capacity of the lake, there has been a consensus on the possibility to artificially restore the lake through the nationally managed Urmia Lake Restoratoin Program (ULRP). To reduce water consumption in the Basin, the ULRP widely targets the agricultural sector and proposes the project of changing crop patterns from high-water-demand (HWD) to low-water-demand (LWD), which includes a component to control water consumption by establishing water-police forces. Using a wide range of multidisciplinary studies about Urmia Lake at the Basin and sub-basins as well as qualitative information at micro-level as the main conceptual sources for the ABM, the findings under different strategies indicate that targeting crop patterns change by legally limiting farmers’ access to water could force farmers to change their crop patterns for a short period of time as long as the number of police constantly increases. However, it is not a sustainable policy for either changing the crop patterns nor restoring the lake.

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COMMAND-AND-CONTROL

Davari, Farzaneh · CoMSES Computational Model Library · 2024

The command and control policy in natural resource management, including water resources, is a longstanding established policy that has been theoretically and practically argued from the point of view of social-ecological complex systems. With the intention of making a system ecologically resilient, these days, policymakers apply the top-down policies of controlling communities through regulations. To explore how these policies may work and to understand whether the ecological goal can be achieved via command and control policy, this research uses the capacity of Agent-Based Modeling (ABM) as an experimental platform in the Urmia Lake Basin (ULB) in Iran, which is a social-ecological complex system and has gone through a drought process. Despite the uncertainty of the restorability capacity of the lake, there has been a consensus on the possibility to artificially restore the lake through the nationally managed Urmia Lake Restoratoin Program (ULRP). To reduce water consumption in the Basin, the ULRP widely targets the agricultural sector and proposes the project of changing crop patterns from high-water-demand (HWD) to low-water-demand (LWD), which includes a component to control water consumption by establishing water-police forces. Using a wide range of multidisciplinary studies about Urmia Lake at the Basin and sub-basins as well as qualitative information at micro-level as the main conceptual sources for the ABM, the findings under different strategies indicate that targeting crop patterns change by legally limiting farmers’ access to water could force farmers to change their crop patterns for a short period of time as long as the number of police constantly increases. However, it is not a sustainable policy for either changing the crop patterns nor restoring the lake.

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Command and control

Michael Crane · ANU Press eBooks · 2020

Command and control

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Command and Control

A. B. Crawford · IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems · 1965

CCIS-70 is the Army's program for exploiting the application of ADP technology within its tactical environment. Some of the technical and philosophical management problem areas facing the project planners are outlined, and the Army's approach toward solving two representative problems is described in detail.

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