Models of the Monitoring and Control of Natural and Technological Objects
Abstract
Monitoring of different natural and technological objects is essential in the modern world to ensure a safe and comfortable people’s lifestyle; it helps to understand how the planet and its climate change, what role is played by anthropogenic and technological factors in these changes. Different methods and decision-making models are used in the monitoring and control of natural and technological objects; this paper provides an overview of the commonly used models of ground-space monitoring of natural and technological objects, which have been analysed in the framework of the project INFROM.
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Control; ground-space monitoring; model; natural and technological object
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