Optimization of the Route Determination Process for the Purposes of Military Terrain Passability

Wojciech Dawid, Krzysztof Pokonieczny, Marek Wyszyński

Optimization of the Route Determination Process for the Purposes of Military Terrain Passability

Číslo: 1/2024
Periodikum: Advance in military technology
DOI: 10.3849/aimt.01865

Klíčová slova: generalization, terrain passability, routing, microrelief, digital elevation model

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Anotace: This paper presents a methodology for automated route determination in roadless terrains, optimizing it via digital elevation model (DEM) generalization, which forms the basis for route generation. Determining routes is a crucial aspect of planning and executing military or crisis management operations. The automated process employs high-resolution DEM and vehicle tractive parameters to determine routes in real-time, enabling generation of passability maps in unexplored areas. DEM generalization, based on local slope variations, expedites processing by reducing elevation points. Validated through research, this approach achieves a significant time reduction (approximately three times) while preserving route accuracy. User-adjustable parameters enhance the versatility of the algorithms for military and crisis management planning operations.