MATHEMATICAL MODEL FOR TOPOGRAPHICAL LINE OF SIGHT
I ENTIFIERS: Mathematical model. The topographical characteristics of a military theater of operations directly influence the performance of communications equipment, target acquisition systems, a fl - raj ctory weapons. Consequently, any realistic simulation of combat op r io u i clu simul tion of...
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