We draw conclusions that the information system architecture proposed in the paper has more prominent reliability and flexibility through contrastive analysis of similar information system architecture, and lay foundations for research intoocean oil spill service-oriented command information systems.
On the basis of defining the Ocean Oil Spill Information Services and in order to improve the efficiency of disposal and command of more frequent ocean oil spill accidents, the SOA (service oriented architecture) and P2P (peer-to-peer) are utilized to design the physical framework and functional framework of the emergency ocean oil spill command information systems.
The physical framework of the command information system architecture is characterized by a multi-layer structure.
The emergency command information system of ocean oil spill is built on C4ISR (command, control, communication, computer, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance) architectural framework that is composed of command view, system view, and technology view.
-- Current specifications, vulnerabilities, capabilities, and planned upgrades to, national telecommunications infrastructure and information systems, command and control systems, networks, and technologies used by government, military, and private sector.
The capture module performs the signal capture operation of the GNSS based on the captured execution command information received by the system load monitoring module.
In 1999, this department established an internal incident command structure, composed of the following components: clinical response, sheltering, surveillance, environmental health, laboratory, communications, management information systems, and physical plant operations components.
They range from generic geographic information systems to specific domain-focused application software; from proprietary commercial software to open source solutions; from command-line script-based languages to graphical user interfaces to spatial data.
Our information systems are primitive.
They learn geographic information systems.
Data Source: Bridge Information Systems.
