Dynamic path-planning for search and destroy missions - the Bay of Biscay scenario
Subhashini Ganapathy, Raymond R. Hill · 2004
Among the many modeling methods used for military applications, simulation modeling is one of the most popular as it offers flexibility and an ability to perform "what-if" analysis. In this paper, we discuss search and destroy missions in the context of the World War II Bay of Biscay u-boat scenario. We present a simulation architecture that supports integration of human reasoning with simulation-based optimization methods.