Project Value
$428,570
DIP Contribution
$150,000
Status
Project Lead
Dr Kamal Mammadov, University of Adelaide
Collaborating Partners
Project Summary
The aim of this project is to develop and refine distributed multi-agent algorithms for Threat Evaluation and Weapon Assignment (TEWA) within a force-level battle management context.
As modern combat scenarios become increasingly complex, with multiple platforms and assets operating in contested environments, there is a growing need for sophisticated, scalable solutions that can manage the real-time decision-making process across multiple agents. This project seeks to create a robust, distributed TEWA system capable of optimizing weapon-target allocations under dynamic conditions.