Mr. Mateusz Kustra Profile

Mateusz Kustra

at Military Communication Institute

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Proceedings Article | 27 March 2019 Paper

The efficiency evaluation concept of the HF jamming based on propagation prediction model ITU-R P.533

Robert Matyszkiel, Bogusław Grochowina, Mateusz Kustra

Proceedings Volume 11055, 110550L (2019) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2524592

KEYWORDS: Receivers, Transmitters, Telecommunications, RF communications, Radio propagation, Systems modeling, Antennas, Warfare, Wave propagation, Signal to noise ratio

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Proceedings Article | 27 March 2019 Paper

Application of dynamic games with incomplete information to optimisation of performance of military radio networks (jamming avoidance)

Agnieszka Wiszniewska-Matyszkiel, Paweł Kaniewski, Robert Matyszkiel, Mateusz Kustra

Proceedings Volume 11055, 1105507 (2019) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2524466

KEYWORDS: Telecommunications, RF communications, Mobile communications, Electromagnetism, Statistical analysis, Databases, Stochastic processes, Pollution control, Data modeling, Signal processing

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Modern systems of radio communication planning have two aims: ensuring both internal and external compatibility of the system (i.e. avoiding both interference within the network and jamming or interference by other sources). Currently, systems of planning concentrate only on ensuring internal compatibility of the radio system and avoiding usual interference from external sources. The part of ensuring external compatibility of the radio system related to avoiding jamming was carried out by using appropriate mode of radios, ex. frequency hopping mode, free channel search mode, etc. With this approach, we had no information about efficiency of the methods used. In particular, we had no information whether we have made the radio nets immune to jamming. We present a model of planning frequency assignment by a mobile military communication network taking into account not only internal interference of planner's own system but also potential presence of a rational opponent.

To do this, we use dynamic games with incomplete information and the concepts of belief distorted Nash equilibria, both in deterministic and stochastic form of expectations. This analysis allows us to find remedies to several types of behaviour of the opponent. From theoretical point of view, in existing approaches, the problems of frequency assignment for a mobile military communication network in various time instants are treated as independent static optimization problems with only one decision maker. First of all, we have to be conscious, that we face not a simple optimization problem, but a game: besides our communication network, there may be an opponent, whose aim is to detect and/or jam our transmission. Besides, a dynamic character of interaction has to be taken into account: using a plan of frequencies defined a priori and switching to the same reserve plans in predetermined way whenever jamming appears, makes it possible for the counteracting unit of the opponent to uncover the rules of our behaviour. Using dynamic game theory, in particular dynamic games with incomplete information, allows us to utilize information about rules of behaviour of the opponent during the process of frequency planning. The side which takes the dynamic character of the decision making problem into account as the first can benefit from this fact.

Proceedings Article | 20 April 2017 Paper

Dynamic spectrum management as an anti-interference method

M. Suchanski, R. Matyszkiel, P. Kaniewski, M. Kustra, P. Gajewski, J. Łopatka

Proceedings Volume 10418, 1041806 (2017) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2269294

KEYWORDS: Telecommunications, RF communications, Time metrology, Algorithm development, Networks, Data communications, Stochastic processes, Databases, Sensing systems, Electromagnetism

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Proceedings Article | 20 April 2017 Paper

The evolution of transmission security functions in modern military wideband radios

R. Matyszkiel, P. Kaniewski, M. Kustra, J. Jach

Proceedings Volume 10418, 104180E (2017) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2269288

KEYWORDS: Modulation, Computer security, Quadrature amplitude modulation, Telecommunications, Cryptography, Signal processing, Antennas, Defense and security, RF communications, Control systems

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