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I/ITSEC 1989 – 11th I/ITSEC

 

TABLE OF CONTENTS

 

TRAINING REQUIREMENTS ANALYSIS FOR SPACE STATION FREEDOM    12

GUARD FIST II – AN INTERACTIVE SIMULATION TRAINER FOR FIELD FORWARD OBSERVERS  12

Benefits of simulated efis and mfd hardware for training applications  13

DEVELOPMENT OF A FRONT END ANALYSIS TOOL  13

AUTOMATING THE INSTRUCTIONAL SYSTEMS DESIGN AND DEELOPMENT PROCESS  14

A COST AND bENEFIT ANALYSIS OF PILOTING AND NAVIGATIONAL TEAM TRAINERS  14

REAL TIME SIMULATION NETWORKING–NETWORK MODELING AND PROTOCOL ALTERNATIVES  15

REAL-TIME APPLICATION OF ETHERNET™    16

NETWORKING IN A DISTRIBUTED REAL TIME SIMULATION SYstem    17

a design to support over-the-shoulder instruction at the  on-board instructor/operation station   17

ADVANCED INSTRUCTOR’S WORKSTATION for MILITARY TACTICS TRAINERS  18

HUMAN FACTORS IMPROVEMENT IN SIMULATOR INSTRUCTOR INTERFACES USING SPEECH RECOGNITION   18

A GENERIC MAN MACHINE INTERFACE  19

T45TS PROGRAM VIDEODISC-BASED ANIMATION FOR TRAINING FLIGHT MANEUVERS  20

PILOT SITuATION AWARENESS–THE CHALLENGE FOR THE TRAINING COMMUNITY   20

A COMPARISON OF INTEGRATED PRIVATE PILOT/INSTRUMENT AND ACCELERATED INSTRUMENT FLIGHT TRAINING PROGRAMS  20

DETERMINING AIRCREW COORDINATION TRAINING EFFECTIVENESS  21

THE EFFECT OF STATIONARY AND HEAD-DRIVEN FIELD-OF-VIEW SIZES ON POP-UP WEAPONS DELIVERY   22

EVALUATION OF THE HELMET-MOUNTED LASER PROJECTOR FOR AIR TO GROUND WEAPONS DELIVERY AND TARGET ACQUISITION TASKS  23

MULTI-SHIP AIR COMBAT SIMULATION   24

LESSONS LEARNED ON THE FRINGE OF ADA   24

ANALYSIS OF PATHS OF TRANSFER TO ADA  TECHNOLOGY IN TRAINING SYSTEMS  25

ADA AND OBJECT ORIENTED DESIGN FOR SIMULATION  IN THEORY AND IN PRACTICE  26

ADDING AN EXPERT TO THE TEAM–THE EXPERT FLIGHT PLAN CRITIC   27

THE SURROGATE STUDENT EXPERT SYSTEM FOR TACTICAL TEAM TRAINERS  27

ADVANCED TACTICAL SIMULATION–USING AN EXPERT SYSTEM TO SIMULATE AN AIR-TO-AIR COMBAT ENVIRONMENT  27

NEW TECHNOLOGY REDUCES SIZE AND COST OF CoMMUNICATION SYSTEMS  28

TRADEOFFS IN CREATING A LOW-COST SIMULATOR   29

A SYSTEM APPROACH FOR MARRYING FEATURES TO TERRAIN   30

THE MODULAR SIMULATOR ARCHITECTURE  A TECHNOLOGY DEMONSTRATION   31

SOFTWARE ARCHITECTURES FOR ADA-BASED FLIGHT SIMULATORS  32

REALTIME TILTROTOR MODELING IN ADA   33

EMBEDDED TRAINING–PROPER REQUIREMENTS ANALYSIS ENSURES QUALITY   33

EMBEDDED TRAINING SYSTEM COMPONENT FUNCTIONALITY   34

OBEWS–SIMULATION AT MACH 1 ON THE DECK DEVELOPING EMBEDDED TRAINING   35

DESIGN ON AN EYE SLAVED AREA OF INTEREST SYSTEM FOR THE SIMULATOR COMPLEXITY TESTBED   36

LASER SCANNING DEVICE FOR PROJECTING SIMULATED AIRCRAFT TARGETS  37

DISPLAYS FOR NVG FLIGHT TRAINING   38

DEVELOPMENT OF A RESUABLE LIBRARY OF ADA SIMULATION MODULES BASED ON THE USER’S NEED   39

REQUIREMENTS OF A TRAINING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR AIRCREW TRAINING   40

RECONFIGURABILITY AS A SYSTEM DESIgn FEATURE  40

TEAM SIMULATOR DEVELOPMENT–REUSEABLE ADA SIMULATION INTERFACES  41

ASIC BASED TECHNOLOGY DESING APPROACH TO COMPUTATIONALLY INTENSIVE TRAINERS  42

AUTOMATED CUE-SYNCHRONIZATION TEST–A REPORT FROM THE TEST FLOOR   43

RAPID SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT–A GENERIC TACTICAL SIMULATOR/TRAINER   44

DATA BASE CONVERSION/CORRELATION ISSUES  44

REAL-TIME PHIGS–APPLYING GRAPHICS STANDARDS TO SIMULATION   45

DATABASE CONSIDERATIONS FOR RADAR SIMULATION   45

OBJECT-ORIENTED SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS ANALYSIS  45

REUSABLE ADA SOFTWARE  46

EXPERIENCES USING ADA AND DOD-STD-2167A   47

A DATA FLOW ARCHITECTURE FOR MULTI-MODE RADAR SIMULATION   47

SONAR SIMULATION FOR SUBMARINE CONTINUATION TRAINING   48

OPERATIONAL AND TRAINING ANALYSIS; THE DEVELOPMENT OF TRAINING DEVICES CONCURRENTLY WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN AIRCRAFT SYSTEM    49

IMPLEMENTATION OF AN INTEGRATED DIAGNOSTIC SYSTEM FOR A LARGE HARDWARE CONFIGURATION   49

TRANSFERRING SIMULATION DATA BETWEEN DISSIMILAR COMPUTERS IN AN ADA ENVIRONMENT  50

DEVELOPMENT OF INSTRUCTIoNAL DESIGN GUIDELINES FOR INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM TRAINING SYSTEMS  50

89-OBT: EXPANDING THE NAVY’S ASW/ASUW TRAINING CAPABILITIES USING STATE-OF-THE-ART STIMULATION TECHNIQUES  51

COURSEWARE CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT  51

DEVELOPING ADEQUATE COMPUTER-BASED TRAINING SPECIFICATIONS  52

PROBLEMS INCURRED IN INTERACTIVE COURSEWARE PROJECT MANAGEMENT  52

COLLABORATION–THE KEY TO LAYING DOWN A FRAMEWORK TO ASSIST INDUSTRY IN MEETING USER NEEDS RAPIER (SAM) FSC MAINTENANCE TRAINING   52

TEAMWORK AND DATA ITEM DESCRIPTIONS–A MAP TO SOFTWARE AND TRAINING DESIGN INTEGRATION   53

MANAGING COST/PERFORMANCE TRADEOFFS FOR SUCCESSFUL VISUAL TRAINING   54

TRADEOFFS IN THE CONFIGURATIoN OF COMPUTER IMAGE GENERATION SYSTEMS  55

BRIDGING THE INFORMATION GAP A MAJOR IMPROVEMENT IN AIRCREW TRAINING SYSTEMS  55

HOW THE AIR FORCE-LORAL TEAM MANAGED TO ACHIEVE CONCURRENCY OF THE F-15E WEAPON SYSTEM TRAINER (WST) PROGRAM    56

YOUR PROCUREMENT DOCUMENT WORDS CAN LEGALLY HURT YOU   57

EASING THE TASK OF AUTHORING ENGINEERING DOCUMENTS  57

AN EVALUATION OF SOURCE SELECTION COST PROPOSALS–THE AIR FORCE TRAINING SYSTEMS SPO PERSPECTIVE  58

CARRIER AIRWING TRAINING–AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH   59

INSTRUCTOR-MACHINE TEAMWORK IN THE USE OF INTELLIGENT INSTRUCTIONAL SYSTEMS  59

AUTOMATED TOOLS, ADA AND CUSTOMER REVIEWS A CANDIDATE APPROACH   60

EMBEDDED TRAINING DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS  61

A TEAMED APPROACH ADDRESSING EFFECTIVE OFT UTILIZATION   62

DEVELOPING TRAINER SPECIFICATIONS FROM TRAINEE NEEDS FOR THE CANADIAN PATROL FRIGATE COMBAT SYSTEMS  62

ZEN AND THE ART OF ATS MANAGEMENT  63

MISSION REHEARSAL–MORE THAN JUST ANOTHER SIMULATION   64

ACHIEVING MISSION REHEARSAL OBJECTIVES EMPLOYING  MISSION-ORIENTED SIMULATOR DEVELOPMENT  65

AIRCREW TRAINING DEVICES, TESTED FOR TRAINING   66

ISD STANDARDS–THE LEGITIMIZATION OF A PROFESSION   67

DEFINING SIMULATOR REQUIREMENTS BEYOND RELIANCE ON METHODOLOGY   68

TRAINING REQUIREMENTS EVALUATION FOR A HELICOPTER OBSTACLE AVOIDANCE SYSTEM STUDY   68

EFFECTIVE DOCUMENTATION–THE ART OF TRAINING THE USER   69

TRAINER CONCURRENCY–PROBLEMS AND SOLUTIONS  70

AN INTEGRATED TRAINING SYSTEM FOR PERSONAL ENHANCEMENT  71