Architecture Design of Model-Based Land Combat Equipment System

Given the large scale, diverse element categories, and complex interactions of the land domain equipment system, in order to establish a more systematic and comprehensive land domain combat conceptual model with better model reusability, this article, based on the design concept and description method of DoDAF 2.0, depicts the capability requirements, combat activities, and system functions of the land domain combat equipment system from three aspects: static description, relationship mapping, and dynamic verification, this provides a theoretical reference for modeling the architecture of land combat equipment systems in the future, and lays a solid foundation for the development and planning of the system. The results indicate that the execution status of the proposed combat system is consistent with the expected combat process, the architecture design is reasonable, and the definitions of various combat nodes and information architecture descriptions within the system are consistent and coordinated.