Multiple-criteria model for optimal Anti Tank Ground missile weapon system procurement

Pamučar, Dragan; Dimitrijević, Slobodan R.

doi:10.5937/vojtehg69-32117

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“…The outcomes of MCDM models often become unstable because of sudden changes in the governing conditions, such as changes in the criteria set, variations in the weights, selection of the alternatives, and addition/removal of elements of the decision matrix [ 62 , 63 , 64 , 65 , 66 , 67 , 68 ]. Therefore, it is important to carry out a sensitivity analysis (SA) to examine the stability of the solution.…”

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A Multicriteria-Based Comparison of Electric Vehicles Using q-Rung Orthopair Fuzzy Numbers

Biswas

Sanyal

Božanić

et al. 2023

Entropy

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The subject of this research is the evaluation of electric cars and the choice of car that best meets the set research criteria. To this end, the criteria weights were determined using the entropy method with two-step normalization and a full consistency check. In addition, the entropy method was extended further with q-rung orthopair fuzzy (qROF) information and Einstein aggregation for carrying out decision making under uncertainty with imprecise information. Sustainable transportation was selected as the area of application. The current work compared a set of 20 leading EVs in India using the proposed decision-making model. The comparison was designed to cover two aspects: technical attributes and user opinions. For the ranking of the EVs, a recently developed multicriteria decision-making (MCDM) model, the alternative ranking order method with two-step normalization (AROMAN), was used. The present work is a novel hybridization of the entropy method, full consistency method (FUCOM), and AROMAN in an uncertain environment. The results show that the electricity consumption criterion (w = 0.0944) received the greatest weight, while the best ranked alternative was A7. The results also show robustness and stability, as revealed through a comparison with the other MCDM models and a sensitivity analysis. The present work is different from the past studies, as it provides a robust hybrid decision-making model that uses both objective and subjective information.

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A Multicriteria-Based Comparison of Electric Vehicles Using q-Rung Orthopair Fuzzy Numbers

Biswas

Sanyal

Božanić

et al. 2023

Entropy

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“…Radovanović et al (2021) [12], using the multi-criteria decision hybrid model AHP-VIKOR, chose the most effective anti-aircraft missile system for the needs of the army. Pamučar and Dimitrijević (2021) [13] selected the most effective anti-tank guided missiles using the TOPSIS -MABAC multi-criteria model. Koruba and Nocon [14] showed the algorithm of the programmed guidance of the flat track anti-tank missile onto a target, both motionless and moving, by means of a system called SACLOS.…”

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“…These systems have a significantly lower hit percentage than newer generation systems. During the Arab-Israeli conflict in 1973, the combat efficiency of the first generation system was up to 25%, which represents an extremely poor combat system efficiency [13]. The development of the first generation of anti-armor missile systems began in the early 1950s, and the modernization and development of missiles for systems with the MCLOS guidance system is still ongoing (Malyutka -2 9M14P1B1 missile).…”

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Analysis of the development of five generation of anti-armor missile systems

Radovanović,

Petrovski,

Smileski

et al. 2023

Sci Tech Rev

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The modern way of conducting combat operations has led to an expansion in the development of various combat systems. Experiences from modern military operations indicate that regardless of the place of combat operations, maneuvering ground or urban space, the systems for counter-attack ATGMs represent a very important weapon that contributes to the success of combat operations and is significantly represented in the arsenal of many armies. The paper presents the development of five generations of anti-armor missile systems, as important weapons whose main task is to destroy and neutralize tanks, combat armored vehicles, MRAP vehicles and non-combat vehicles, fortifications and bunkers at different firing ranges. Different tactical-technical features of the mentioned systems, development of several different types and generations of anti-aircraft missiles and the conditions in which they are used have led to the complexity of the problem of anti-aircraft missile systems research. An analysis of the development of anti-armor missile systems was carried out and a conclusion was drawn on the degree of efficiency of the mentioned systems in combat operations, with a proposal for the implementation of anti-armor missile systems of the third, fourth and fifth generation in infantry units. The paper also shows the requirements for the next generation of anti-armor systems.

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“…However, judging by the current number of papers in using AHP, it is still ranked as one of the most used methods for MCDM. Due to its simplicity and offer of feedback on consistency of judgements as well as a facility to carry out a what if (sensitivity analysis) (Pamucar & Savin, 2020;Pamucar & Dimitrijevic, 2021).…”

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Evidence-based models to support humanitarian operations and crisis management

Labib¹,

Abdi²,

Hadleigh‐Dunn³

et al. 2022

Decis. Mak. Appl. Manag. Eng.

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Term humanitarian operation (HO) is a concept extracted from the need to perform supply chain operations in special, risky, and critical events. Understanding and implementing operations under such conditions is a strategic responsibility. Due to its importance, we design a framework for organizational learning from major incidents through root cause analysis. The case studies contain a purely industrial disaster at Bhopal and a mixed industrial-natural disaster at Fukushima. An approach is proposed for organizational safety by incorporating techniques related to root cause analysis applied to one case study. Moreover, we employ the analytic hierarchy process, which is applied to the second case study. We incorporate operations management models to analyse data related to two major disasters. The case studies in two organizations are then compared with respect to their causes and effects along with the models adopted to support HO& crisis management (CM). The contribution is the use of hybrid modelling techniques to analyse disasters in terms of humanitarian operations and crisis management.

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Multiple-criteria model for optimal Anti Tank Ground missile weapon system procurement

Cited by 7 publications

References 27 publications

A Multicriteria-Based Comparison of Electric Vehicles Using q-Rung Orthopair Fuzzy Numbers

A Multicriteria-Based Comparison of Electric Vehicles Using q-Rung Orthopair Fuzzy Numbers

Analysis of the development of five generation of anti-armor missile systems

Evidence-based models to support humanitarian operations and crisis management

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