Some approaches to managing situational monitoring

The article analyzes approaches to the management of the monitoring subsystem to provide the decision-maker with information, the quality of which is sufficient for effective managerial influence on their own forces and means to normalize the situation. Based on the construction of a three-level monitoring data model, the methods of calculating target indicators are justified for various qualitative characteristics of information — reliability, completeness, relevance, etc. Improving the quality of the information obtained can be achieved by providing feedback to the situation monitoring subsystem to effectively identify situations at various stages of their life cycle (including analyzing the prerequisites for their occurrence and possible prevention at the initial stages of their development). The results of monitoring the situation are sent to the decision support subsystem for neutralizing the situation (vulnerability elimination, initial response, calculation and allocation of necessary forces and means, elimination of consequences, analysis, and conclusions). In case of insufficient completeness, reliability, and other indicators of data quality for decision-making, control actions are performed on the monitoring subsystem to improve their quality.