Regdevelopment of decision support system for emergency response operations in port
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The aim of the study is to develop the architecture of a decision support system for managing emergencies in a port and the main algorithms for its functioning. To achieve the research goal, abstract intelligent agents-personoids-were used. To enhance the description of domain knowledge and simplify the execution of the reasoning procedure, attribute classes were described using fuzzy sets. The results include a formal description of the environment's states through object attributes represented as fuzzy sets; a generalized algorithm for organizing the interaction between the decision-maker and the decision support system in the event of a fire on a tanker at the port's oil terminal; and the implementation of a planning system based on network planning and management methods
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