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%% Title information
\title[C2 Scheduling]{Resource Scheduling with Computable Constraints for Maritime Command and Control}
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\author{Jan Martin Jansen}
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\author{Rinus Plasmeijer}
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  \department{Institute for Computing and Information Sciences}
  \institution{Radboud University}
  \city{Nijmegen}
  \country{The Netherlands}
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\begin{abstract}
Maritime command and control currently trends towards reduced crew size with highly trained crew members, with the intention of allowing more flexible deployment.
As people no longer have fixed roles, dynamic scheduling of personnel and equipment is required.
In this paper we identify what kind of scheduling problem arises for this, and how to solve it.
We focus on the requirements of incident response and damage control scenarios, which can be anticipated but are impossible to plan out in advance.
We perform a literature study to put our scheduling problem in context and present an algorithm that satisfies the identified requirements.

One particular requirement we want to support is the assessment of schedules with user-defined, arbitrary computable quality metrics.
The estimation of how good a resource, be it a person or a machine, will utilize its capability for a given task should consider factors like weather, positions of resources, or equipment degradation.
This should go alongside classical metrics like length of a schedule's critical path.

Our work should be seen as a puzzle piece for the development of an integrated mission support environment.
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%% Acknowledgments
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We would like to thank Fok Bolderheij for many hours of fruitful discussion.
This research is funded by the Royal Netherlands Navy and TNO.
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