A Study on RFID Security for Military Missile Management

• Main Authors: Hsiao Sheng Wen, 蕭勝文
• Other Authors: 陳昱仁
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2006
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/85154106635865393831

碩士 === 長庚大學 === 資訊管理研究所 === 94 === Under the project to simplify and consolidate the military organization of the Republic of China (R.O.C.) and the plan to adjust and reconstruct the structure of military human resources, the best method of achieving ammunition inventory management by the missile factory and reducing the burden of both of human and material resources is to apply the RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) system and to appropriately incorporate this system in administration of the military equipment. This method provides two advantages: one is to raise administrative skill used in production, transportation and warehousing by means of associating the present state of industrial development, and another is to reduce the use of both of human and material resources in ammunition inventory management and control in the future. Thanks to this new missiles inventory management, it is possible for the personnel in charge of inventory survey to carry fewer tables, books and account statements and to quickly record the inventory condition by means of the RFID system in the course of their operation and also possible for them to reduce the time of their exposing to danger in their work. Besides, it is very important that the personnel with no need of opening and examining the warehouse can complete recording all the necessary data that are automatically reported by the sensors of temperature and humidity fitted in the RFID system. It is natural that when the military incorporates the RFID system in the missiles inventory management, a stress of the confidentiality of the materials concerning missiles should be placed first. Nevertheless, at the present time, as the RFID system tends to be market-oriented, mass production and reduced cost are two issues taken into first consideration. The application of these materials for military use in national defense and the standard of security protection are relatively not emphasized as much as expected and should be increased. For the divulgement of military confidentiality derived from the application of the RFID system in administration of missiles by the R.O.C. military, this study places a focus on planning and establishment of the security protection mechanism for solving this severe problem.