Modelling in the identification of threats to the functioning of technical systems
Modelling in the identification of threats to the functioning of technical systems

Summary/Abstract: Modern technical systems used in practice (machines, vehicles, military technology) are subject to automatic degradation of the technical condition, which forces modelling to identify changes in this state. The available modelling methods in identifying changes in the technical condition of such systems make it possible to supervise the developing threats to the correctness of their functioning. The aim of the work was to present available methods and tools for modeling and identifying evolving threats to complex technical systems in terms of description and indication of the premises for their use. Modern technical systems (machines and military technology) are characterized by such features as: functionality, reliability, readiness, security, mobility, and operational vulnerability. Identification of threats to the functioning of technical systems through modeling therefore concerns the construction of models of the test object, the reconstruction of the state of the object and its prediction. The existing methods of identification can be divided into methods of identifying static and dynamic properties. The current availability of computers and simulation studies of the dynamics of objects allows attempts to identify the dynamic properties of objects throughout its life cycle, using various models. The considerations presented in this paper concern a modern approach to modeling the dynamic state of objects. The evolutionary dynamic models createdin this way should improve the methodology and reasoning in the assessment of the dynamic state, often used for optimization and supporting operational decisions, which is the research niche of this article.

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