自动爆炸地点规划:一个软件系统，用于定位爆炸物

Proceedings of the IEEE 1991 National Aerospace and Electronics Conference NAECON 1991 Pub Date : 1991-05-20 DOI:10.1109/NAECON.1991.165923

M. J. Barche, W. Rieder

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重点是自动化爆炸场地规划(AESP)，这是空军后勤司令部(HQ AFLC)开发的一种软件系统，用于解决在制定爆炸场地计划和完成AFLC表格333“现场弹药设施爆炸物授权”时遇到的许多问题。该系统由三个独立但协调的程序组成，这些程序维护一个现场数据库，其中包含有关爆炸物储存区内及其周围结构的信息;根据空军条例127-100第5章，在拟议结构与周围结构之间建立最小数量-距离隔离;确定由于拟议结构的引入/放置而必须减少其最大净爆炸重量的先前场地结构;并填妥AFLC表格333。本系统的程序1和程序3采用常规技术设计，采用常规编程语言(TURBO Pascal)进行编码。程序2采用人工智能技术，并使用专家系统开发软件(M.1)进行编码。

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Automated Explosive Site Planner: a software system for siting explosives

Attention is given to the Automated Explosive Site Planner (AESP), a software system developed at Headquarters Air Force Logistics Command (HQ AFLC) to tackle many of the problems encountered with developing an explosives site plan and completing AFLC Form 333, 'Explosives Authorization For Sited Munitions Facility'. This system consists of three separate, but coordinated, programs that maintain a site database containing information on structures in and around the explosives storage area; establish minimum quantity-distance separations between the proposed structure and surrounding structures based on Air Force regulation 127-100, chapter 5; identify previously sited structures whose maximum net explosive weights must be reduced due to the introduction/placement of the proposed structure; and complete AFLC Form 333. Programs 1 and 3 of this system were designed using conventional techniques and coded in a conventional programming language (TURBO Pascal). Program 2 employs artificial intelligence techniques and was coded using expert system development software (M.1).<>

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