확률모델 기반의 수중함 피격성 분석 기법 연구

초록

The Survivability of naval ship can be defined as its capability to avoid or with stand a man-made hostile environment. The survivability of a naval ship consists of three probabilities: susceptibility, vulnerability, and recoverability. Susceptibility is defined as the inability to avoid the attack by a hostile weapon threat. Vulnerability is the probability to withstand the man-made hostile environment. Recoverability is the probability distribution of the time or residual ability required to control the damages and to return to a predefined capability. Especially about a submarine, it is important to assess and decrease the susceptibility for detected threats. This paper shows a susceptibility assessment procedure based on probabilistic model. We evaluated the susceptibility of a submarine detected to SONAR and Noise effects using probability distribution models.