Increased survivability and reduced workload with Distributed Intelligent Networked Control Systems

conference paper
2010
Doherty, G.

Thompson, C,

Janssen, J.A.A.J.

Torstling, A.

Stanley, J.

Wildt, F.W.J. de

Bodegraven, K.S. van

Logtmeijer, R.A.
Distributed Intelligent Networked Control Systems (DINCS) is an innovative approach to the control of Platform Support Systems. Distributing intelligence over a multi-agent network results in an autonomously re-configurable system. DINCS is a collaborative research project between Rolls-Royce of the United Kingdom and TNO of The Netherlands and is jointly sponsored by the respective national Ministries of Defence. Through demonstration on a Chilled Water System, the objective is to de-risk DINCS technology and to deliver the benefits of increased survivability, reduced workload and reduced through-life-cost to the affordable future fleet.
Topics
Distributed networksPlatform support systemsMulti agent networksDistributed systemsNaval shipsInformaticsDINCS
TNO Identifier
464998
Repository link
https://resolver.tno.nl/uuid:955a31e9-8b15-4cff-89ba-a595dde82407
Source title
10th International Naval Engineering Conference, INEC 2010, 11-13 May 2010, Portsmouth, UK.
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