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I/ITSEC 1987 – 9TH I/ITSEC

 

TABLE OF CONTENTS

 

Manpower, Training, and Documentation Analyses:  Not Strange Bedfellows  5

Interdisciplinary Systems Definition Model  7

Computer-Assisted Instructional Systems Development/Logistic Support Analysis Interface for C-17 Aircraft  8

Simulation Fidelity:   A Rational Process for Its Identification and Implementation   8

Designing Training Devices:    The Optimization of Simulation Based Training Systems  9

Training Systems R&D Program: Progress and Challenges  9

Hybrid Ada/FORTRAN Systems for Flight Simulation   10

Reusing FORTRAN in An Ada Design   11

Ada and the Issue of Portability   12

Requirements Definition for Ada-Based Training Systems  12

The Next Generation of Trainers: Lessons Learned From the Ada Simulator Validation Program    13

Experience in Implementing an Ada Real-Time Program for Flight Simulation Operation   14

Ada Implementation in Multi-Device Configuration   15

Instructional Technologies for Embedded Training   16

Identification of Critical Instructional Support Features for Embedded Training In the Shipboard Environment  17

Teamwork from Team Training:   An Assessment of Instructional Processes in Navy Team Training Systems  17

The Great Divide: Are  18

Design of a Generic Training Device Control Console Using Ada   20

A Research Tool to Improve the Effectiveness of Performance Measurement Within the IOS  21

Training Engineering: A Parametric Approach to Computer-Based Training Design   22

Efficient, Production-Oriented CBT Authoring   22

Interactive Video–A Project Review with Implications for Training in the British Army   24

Fault Tolerant Computational Systems  24

A Tightly Coupled Distributed System for Flight Simulators  25

The Development of a Real-Time Ada Equipment Simulation   26

Learn to Fight–Learn to Teach: Requirements for Air Combat Trainers Based on Four Years’ Experience  27

The Development of Design Guidelines for Maintenance Training Simulator Instructor and Student Stations  27

F-16 Flight Control System Training Game  28

Application of Expert System Technology to Aid Controller/Role Players in a High Realism Training Environment  29

Knowledge-Based Simulation–An Approach to Intelligent Opponent Modeling for Training Tactical Decisionmaking   29

The Training of Experts for High-Tech Work Environments  30

Automated Flight Test Data Correlator for a Helicopter Flight Training Simulator   31

An Experimental Analysis of Critical Visual Display Parameters for Computer-Based Training  and Job Performance Aiding   31

Computer Aided Training Development System (CATDS) 32

Constructing an Intelligent Tutoring System Using an Existing Expert System as a Base  33

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) in Maintenance Training: Some Tangible Results  33

Low Cost Personal Computer Rifle Marksmanship Expert Trainer (MET) 35

MARS: A Target Projection System for Air Combat Simulators  35

Helicopter Shipboard Landing Research at the Visual Technology Research Simulator   36

Effect of Scene Content and Field of View on Weapons Delivery Training   37

Simulation of the Ground Combat Environment  37

The SIMNET Visual System    37

Photographic Texture and CIG: Modeling Strategies for Production Data Bases  38

Achieving Realism in SAR Simulation   39

Low-Cost Digital Radar Generator for Comprehensive Radar Simulation   40

High Fidelity Voice Simulation System    40

One Picture is Worth a Thousand Pixels: The Graphical Editing of Digital Data Bases  41

CIG System for Periscope Observer Training   41

An Advanced, Low Cost Instructor Station   41

A Digital Signal Processing Solution for Sound Simulation   43

MPT&S Guidance and Control for Weapon System Acquisition   43

What’s Happening at ASD Regarding MPT  44

Footprint–One Small Step for MPT  45

Automated Deficiency Tracking OR …    45

Training Systems Life Cycle Engineering Change Support at the Trainer System Support Activity   46

Life Cycle Support for Marine Corps Multipurpose Range Complexes–Lessons Learned   46

RFP Requirement Definitions for CLS and Commercial Design   47

A-6F/F-14D Aircrew Trainer Suite Results of  47

Commercial Acquisition of an Air Combat Simulator   48

Concurrent Trainer and Aircraft Development  49

MIL-STD-1379: Development of a Single Standard for Contract Training   49

Software Documentation on Magnetic Media and the Trainer Computational System    49

Ada Compiler Project Management Issues  50

The JTCG-TSD-Organization, Interservice Products and Cooperation   51

Stone Age Training in a Space Age Environment  51

Shuttle Mission Training Facility Upgrade  52

ASAP & MANPRINT–Will the Marriage Last?  53

Determining the Implementation Costs and Benefits of an Automated Training System:  Problems and Solutions  53

Where Does CBT Fit In, Now That We Know So Much? A Front End Analysis Study   54

Managing Training Development as a MANPRINT Element  54

Army Combat Training Centers Ten-Year Vision   55

CATIES An Innovative Solution to a Training Challenge  55

The New Technology of Large Scale Simulator Networking: Implications for Mastering the Art of Warfighting   56

Smarter Logistics to Meet the Challenge of Cls and COMS  56

C-130 Aircrew Training System (ATS) Acquisition:  Using and Supporting Command’s Lessons Learned (assuring the critical advantage) 57

The C-5 Aircrew Training System (ATS):  A User Perspective of the Advantages and Problems  57

Embedded Training: The Army’s Dilemma   58

Future Training with THE Armored Family of Vehicles  59

training systems:  the critical advantage for the army reserve components  59

USACMLS Training Devices and Simulations Program:  Training for the NBC Battlefield’s Tempo, Scope, and Uncertainty   60

Vision Motion-Induced Sickness in Navy Flight Simulators: Guidelines  60

Challenges to the Joint Services V-22 OSPREY Total Training System    61

The Strengths, Successes and Lessons Learned in the Use of Computer-Based Training by the S-3A, F/A-18 and F-14A  Naval Aviation Training Programs  61

Will PMS Meet the Needs of a Universal Authoring System?  62

The Use of a Part-Task Air Intercept Trainer  in F-16 Aircrew Training–Research Results  63

Teamwork and Communication:  A Formula for Successful Development of IVD   64

Role of Human Engineering in  Adaptive Information Design for Instructors