Abstract:The military communication system covers land, sea, air and space combat do mains. The electromagnetic environment, network status, and communication requirements it faces undergo significant dynamic changes with the advancement of combat operations. Therefore, how to understand the instantaneous military communication scenarios and provide adaptive matching communication decision-making solutions has become a challenge. To address the scenario driven adaptive decision-making problems, this paper investigated the military communication scenario cognition technology based on temporal knowledge graph. Firstly, a military communication scenario ontology architecture was constructed based on the multi-domain information from the military communication system, and a comprehensive description and feature expression of the military communication scenario feature set were provided from multiple dimensions such as battlefield environment domain, network status domain, and user behavior domain. Secondly, knowledge extraction, fusion, and representation of military communication scenario feature were conducted to build a temporal knowledge graph for military communication scenarios. Finally, a knowledge representation learning model was embedded on the basis of the temporal knowledge graph to enhance the system’s ability to cognize and reason about unknown communication scenarios. The functionality of the orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) communication waveform adaptation strategy based on the knowledge graph was verified. Simulation results show that the proposed military communication scenario cognition and waveform adaptation method can significantly reduce the bit error rate of the system in different scenarios such as cities, suburbs and dense forests, effectively improving adaptability of the system.