DTIC ADA531699: Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference Partnerships for Learning in the New Millennium Abstracts

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Interservice/lndustry
Training, Simulation and
Education Conference
"Partnerships for Learning in the New Millennium"
Abstracts
Orange County Convention Center
Orlando, Florida
November 27-30,2000
Sponsored by
The National Training Systems Association (NTSA)
An Affiliate of the National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA)
TABLE OF CONTENTS
EMERGING CONCEPTS TECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS
WHAT MAKES A DISTANCE EDUCATION PROGRAM FIRST RATE? 1
LEARNING WITH REFLECTION: PROJECT PRAXIS 2
EXPERIMENTS IN DECISION ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES FOR SIMULATION BASED
ACQUISITION 3
IMMERSIVE VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENTS TO SUPPORT SYSTEM DESIGN AND ACQUISITION 4
DEVELOPMENT OF A VIRTUAL DISTRIBUTED COLLABORATIVE ENVIRONMENT 5
DEVELOPMENT OF A VIRTUAL PROVING GROUND USING HIGH-RESOLUTION TERRAIN 5
21 ST CENTURY TERRAIN - ENTERING THE URBAN WORLD 6
DYNAMIC TERRAIN IN A DISTRIBUTED SIMULATION ENVIRONMENT WITH LOW COST PC... 6
QUANTITATIVE PERFORMANCE-DRIVEN PC-BASED IMAGE GENERATOR EVALUATION FOR
VISUAL INTEGRATED DISPLAY SYSTEMS 7
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DEVELOPING INTELLIGENT INFRARED TARGETS FOR TESTING AND TRAINING (IRT ) 7
ESTABLISHING A UNIT CONTROL METHODOLOGY TO SUPPORT EMBEDDED SIMULATION... 8
SIMULATION DRTVEN VIRTUAL OBJECTS IN REAL SCENES 8
TRACKING TECHNOLOGIES FOR VIRTUAL REALITY 9
AN EVALUATION OF THE TRAINING EFFECTIVENESS OF VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENTS 10
EMPLOYING AUGMENTATION IN VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENTS FOR MAINTENANCE TRAINING
11
FINITE-STATE GRAMMATICAL MODEL AND PARSER FOR AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER'S
COMMANDS 11
A SPEECH-CONTROLLED INTERACTIVE VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT FOR SHIP
FAMILIARIZATION 12
SPEECH RECOGNITION IN NOISY MILITARY TRAINING ENVIRONMENTS 13
AGGREGATION OF ENTITIES FOR ENTITY-AGGREGATE SIMULATION INTEROPERABILITY.. 14
ON THE FIDELITY OF SAFS: CAN PERFORMANCE DATA HELP? 14
USE OF ACTIVE NETWORK TECHNOLOGIES FOR DISTRIBUTED SIMULATION 15
HIGHER-LEVEL INTEGRATED TEAM TRAINING ENVIRONMENT FOR SPACE 16
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CLOSED-LOOP ADAPTIVE TRAINING - APPLICATIONS FOR SATELLITE OPERATOR
TRAINING 17
AN EMPIRICAL EVALUATION OF THE JAVA AND C++ PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES 17
DIRECT USE OF AVIONICS SOFTWARE IN TRAINERS 18
SIMULATOR COST REDUCTION USING A DISTRIBUTED I/O AND DISTRIBUTED POWER
ARCHITECTURE 18
AUTOMATED LINEAR FEATURE EXTRACTION 19
ENHANCING TRAINING SYSTEMS WITH TEXT-MINING 20
EXTENDING SIMULATION INTERFACES TO MOBILE COMPUTING PLATFORMS 21
IMPROVING SIMULATOR ACCURACY WITH INTEGRATED ANALYSIS OF FLIGHT DATA 22
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MILITARY MEDICAL MODELING AND SIMULATION IN THE CENTURY 23
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NEW COTS HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE REDUCE THE COST AND EFFORT IN REPLACING
AGING FLIGHT SIMULATORS SUBSYSTEMS 24
REALISTIC MODELING OF CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL AGENT TRANSPORT AND EFFECTS
25
UCAV DISTRIBUTED MISSION TRAINING TESTBED: LESSONS LEARNED AND FUTURE
CHALLENGES 26
VERTS SYNTHETIC URBAN ENVIRONMENT DEVELOPMENT PROCESS - END TO END 27
WEB-BASED SIMULATION AND THE VIRTUAL REALITY MODELING LANGUAGE 28
EDUCATION INSTRUCTION AND TRAINING METHODOLOGY
MENTORING THE DEVELOPMENT OF LOW COST, WEB-DELIVERABLE ELECTRONIC
PERFORMANCE SUPPORT SYSTEMS (EPSS) 28
DEVELOPMENT OF A LEARNING CONTINUUM FOR THE NAVY LEARNING NETWORK (NLN
29
LIVE WEB BASED TRAINING, IS SYNCRONOUS BETTER? PROTOYPE CASE STUDY RESULTS
29
MITAS AND MENTOR - AUTHORING SYSTEMS FOR DEVELOPING COMPUTER BASED
INSTRUCTION WITH 3D MICROWORLDS AND DIALOGUE 30
WHAT IS A CBT ELEMENT? 30
IMPROVING CBT BY VR ELEMENTS 31
BRIEFING ROOM INTERACTIVE (BRI): AN ASSESSMENT OF A WEB-BASED FLIGHT
PREPARATION SYSTEM IN THE F-117A 32
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DOD ADVANCED DISTRIBUTED LEARNING NETWORK 33
THE FIELD GUIDE TO VETERANS SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE (VSR) TRAINING: A WEB
BASED TRAINING CASE STUDY 34
TACTICAL ACTION OFFICER INTELLIGENT TUTORING SYSTEM (TAO ITS 35
A CONSTRUCTIVE APPROACH TO DISTANCE LEARNING FOR COUNTERTERRORIST
INTELLIGENCE ANALYSIS 36
COACHING TECHNIQUES FOR ADAPTIVE THINKING 37
COGNITIVE TRAINING INITIATIVES: A CASE STUDY OF AIRCREW TRAINING 38
TECHNOLOGY INFUSION CHANGE MANAGEMENT: FROM TECHNOLOGY FRENZY TO
TRANSFORMATION 39
MAXIMIZING TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION EFFORTS USING A RESEARCH-BASED
APPROACH 40
BUILDING AN AFFECTIVE COMPONENT TO ENHANCE AN INTELLIGENT TUTORING
SYSTEM FOR SHffHANDLING 41
INTELLIGENT TUTORING SYSTEM FOR TACTICAL AIRCRAFT TRAINING (ITS-AIR): LESSONS
LEARNED & FUTURE CHALLENGES 42
INTELLIGENT TUTORING SYSTEMS FOR PROCEDURAL TASK TRAINING OF REMOTE
PAYLOAD OPERATIONS AT NASA 43
GUIDELINES FOR EVALUATION OF INTERNET-BASED INSTRUCTION 43
DISTRIBUTED DIGITAL SKILLS LABORATORY: A VIRTUAL COACHING ENVIRONMENT FOR
INFORMATION SYSTEMS TRAINING 44
USING THE THEORY OF EQUIVALENCY TO BRING ON-SITE AND ONLINE LEARNING
TOGETHER 45
DISTRIBUTED LEARNING IN SUPPORT OF ENHANCED REGIONAL SECURITY 46
DATABASE-MANAGED TRAININGSYSTEM FOR CUSTOMER-SPECIFIC TRAINING 47
GUIDELINES FOR DESIGNING ONLINE LEARNING 48
TRAINING THE MARINE CORPS WITH TACTICAL DECISION GAMES 49
STRUCTURING TRAINING FOR SIMULATIONS 49
SOLDIERS AS DISTANCE LEARNERS: WHAT ARMY TRAINERS NEED TO KNOW 50
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HUMAN FACTOR ENGINEERING AND INTEGRATION
NETWORKED SIMULATORS: EFFECTS ON THE PERCEPTUAL VALIDITY OF TRAFFIC IN
DRIVING SIMULATORS 50
THE DEVELOPMENT OF INFORMATION VISUALIZATION 51
FIGHTER AIRCREW VISUAL CUE ANALYSIS IN AIRCREW TERMS 52
GENERIC ASSESSMENT TOOL FOR EVALUATING C2 53
GUIDELINES FOR DEVELOPING A HAND-HELD, CONFIGURABLE SET OF TEAM
PERFORMANCE MEASUREMENT TOOLS 53
THE APPLICATION OF A VALIDATED HUMAN PERFORMANCE MODEL TO SUPPORT
PREDICTIONS OF FUTURE MILITARY SYSTEM CAPABILITY 54
USING HUMAN PERFORMANCE PREDICTION TO ASSESS MANNING REQUIREMENTS 55
A BRIDGE BETWEEN COCKPIT/CREW RESOURCE MANAGEMENT AND DISTRIBUTED
MISSION TRAINING FOR FIGHTER PILOTS 56
SUPPORTING SHIPBOARD NETWORK OPERATIONS THROUGH ELECTRONIC PERFORMANCE
SUPPORT SYSTEMS 57
KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION AS THE CORE FACTOR FOR DEVELOPING COMPUTER
GENERATED SKILLED PERFORMERS 57
REALTIME MODIFICATION OF LARGE SCALE EXERCISES: SUPPORTING THE MANAGEMENT
OF HUMAN TRAINER RESOURCES 58
CONSIDERING HUMAN REQUIREMENTS IN TRAINING SYSTEM DESIGN: A VISION FOR THE
ST
CENTURY 59
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MODELING ARCHITECTURE TO SUPPORT GOAL ORIENTED HUMAN PERFORMANCE 60
COURSE OF ACTION TRAINING FOR HELICOPTER PILOTS 61
OPTIMIZING THE TRANSFER BETWEEN GENERIC AND TYPE-SPECIFIC SIMULATORS IN
INDrVIDUAL AND TEAM TRAINING 61
MODALITY PREFERENCE AND SHORT TERM MEMORY 62
THE ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY CREW STATION (ATCS) DESIGN METHODOLOGY: A CREW-
CENTERED APPROACH 63
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MODELING AND CONSTRUCTIVE SIMULATION
ENVIRONMENTAL DATA MODELING FOR SIMULATION SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
SPECIFICATION 64
EXTENDING THE TERRAIN COMMON DATA MODEL TO TRAINING SIMULATIONS ON LOW-
COST VISUAL SYSTEMS 65
PROPAGATION MODELS AND ANTI-SUBMARINE WARFARE (ASW) TRAINERS 65
COMMUNICATION WITH INTELLIGENT AGENTS 66
DESIGN OF AN OBSERVATION-BASED AUTONOMOUS RE-PLANNINGCAPABILITY IN A
SYNTHETIC UNIT 67
FORCE XXI BATTLE COMMAND BRIGADE AND BELOW DIGITIZATION OF CCTT 67
A TEMPORAL DATABASE APPROACH TO SIMULATION DATA COLLECTION & ANALYSIS 68
COMPETING CONTEXT CONCEPT: EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS 69
DEVELOPMENT OF AN ABSTRACT USER INTERFACE TO SUPPORT MULTI-MODAL
INTERACTION 70
HOW HARD IS IT TO MAKE A VISUAL SIMULATION DATABASE 71
REPRESENTATION OF URBAN/SUBURBAN SPRAWL 72
OPEN FLIGHT DATABASE CONVERSION FOR DISTRIBUTED MISSION TRAININGPC-BASED
IMAGE GENERATORS 73
MODELING PLATFORM BEHAVIORS UNDER DEGRADED STATES USING CONTEXT-BASED
REASONING 74
SIMULATING HUMAN COGNITrVE PROCESSES: EXPLORING AGGREGATE BEHAVIORS IN
TACTICAL SIMULATIONS 75
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DEVELOPMENT OF A GENERATION SEMI AUTOMATED FORCES (SAF) WORKSTATION... 75
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MODELING AND SIMULATION AUGMENTS V-22 OPERATIONAL TESTING 76
A CASE STUDY ON MODEL INTEGRATION, USING SUPPRESSOR 76
GOMS MODELING APPLICATION TO WATCHSTATION DESIGN USING THE GLEAN TOOL 77
SIMULATION META-ARCHITECTURE 77
DMT "FAIR FIGHT" TEMPORAL TRIAD: WEAPON, COUNTER-MEASURES, TARGET VIA
DISTRIBUTED ORDNANCE SERVERS 78
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A KNOWLEDGE-BASED SIMULATION ARCHITECTURE FOR ASSESSING & MANAGING RISK
79
DATA-DRIVEN KNOWLEDGE ENGINEERING 79
DEVELOPMENT OF TASK-AWARE SIMULATION SYSTEMS 80
DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF A CB WEAPONS EFFECTS & SENSOR TOOLSET 81
POLICY AND MANAGEMENT
SATELLITE COMMAND AND CONTROL TRAINING FOR THE 21ST CENTURY 82
CRISIS PLANNING AND RESPONSE (CPR) WEB PORTAL: OPENING THE DOORS BETWEEN
INTERAGENCY AND COALITION COMMUNITIES 83
COST EFFECTIVENESS OF EMBEDDED TRAINING ON ARMY GROUND VEHICLES 84
ALWAYS READY TO LEARN THE COAST GUARD ADVANCED DISTRIBUTED LEARNING
INITIATIVE 85
MERGING RESIDENT AND NON-RESIDENT CURRICULA THROUGH MANAGEMENT,
INNOVATION, AND ADL INITIATIVES 85
ADVANCED DISTRIBUTED LEARNING CO-LABORATORY NETWORK 86
BEYOND OUR BORDERS: THE FUTURE OF COALITION SIMULATION 87
BUILDING SIMULATION CENTERS FOR NATO AND PFP COUNTRIES 88
SYNTHETIC ENVIRONMENTS - A VITAL TOOL FOR UK DEFENCE 88
DETERMINING RETURN ON INVESTMENT IN TERMS OF READINESS 89
U.S. NAVY'S FLEET AVIATION READINESS ASSESSMENT AND RESOURCE OPTIMIZATION:
A CASE STUDY 90
THE IMPACT OF ADVANCED DISTRIBUTED LEARNING (ADL) ON JOINT READINESS: AN
OPERATIONAL VIEW 91
SPECIFYING THE BOWMAN SIMULATOR USING THE SYSTEMS ENGINEERING APPROACH
TO TRAINING 91
STANDARDISED DEVELOPMENT OF A NEEDS STATEMENT FOR ADVANCED TRAINING
MEANS 92
PROCURING A MILITARY TRAINING SYSTEM IN THE COMMERCIAL MARKET: LESSONS
LEARNED 93
EVALUATING TRAINING MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE PRODUCTS: A CASE STUDY 94
A DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR EVALUATING TRAINING SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTSAND
ENSURING RETURN ON INVESTMENT 95
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PARTNERING WITH HIGH SCHOOLS TO BUILD A GREATER AMERICA: A CASE STUDY 96
TRAINING AND LIVE/VIRTUAL SIMULATION
USING DISTRIBUTED MISSION TRAINING TO AUGMENT FLIGHT LEAD UPGRADE TRAINING
97
THE ROAD TO DMT 98
EVOLUTION OF THE PROCESSES USED TO EVALUATE AIRCREW TRAINING DEVICES IN A
DISTRIBUTED ENVIRONMENT 99
A COMPLEX SYNTHETIC ENVIRONMENT FOR AIRCREW TRAINING RESEARCH 100
TRAINING IN A SYNTHETIC ENVIRONMENT FOR IMPROVED OPERATIONAL
EFFECTIVENESS IN COLLECTIVE AIR OPERATIONS 101
THE SUBJECTIVE OBJECTIVE ASSESSMENT OF AIRMANSHIP 102
INTEGRATION OF FIELDED ARMY AVIATION SIMULATORS WITH MODSAF: THE EIGHTH
ARMY TRAINING SOLUTION 102
LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE SPECIAL OPERATIONS FORCES STOW-A HLA EXERCISE 103
I/ITSEC 99 JOINT TRAINING EVENT: HLA FEDERATION PERSPECTIVE 103
LEGACY FLIGHT SIMULATION TRANSITIONS TO THE HIGH LEVEL ARCHITECTURE (HLA)
AND THE NAVAL AVIATION TRAINING SYSTEMS INTEROPERABILITY MATURATION
MODEL 104
USING JTIMS FOR KNOWLEDGE ACQUISITION IN TRAINING AND SIMULATION
REQUIREMENTS DEFINITION 104
DETERMINING THE RIGHT MIX OF LIVE, VIRTUAL, AND CONSTRUCTIVE TRAINING 105
AUTOMATED DECISION AID SYSTEM FOR HAZARDOUS INCIDENTS (ADASHI) 106
MILITARY BASED USER ASSESSMENTS FOR MEDICAL SIMULATION 107
SIMULATION OF VOICE COMMUNICATION BY SPEECH SYNTHESIS 108
TRAINING IN DISTRIBUTED VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENTS 109
TRAINING-TRANSFER GUIDELINES FOR VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENTS (VE) 110
TRAINING TEAMS WITH SIMULATED TEAMMATES 111
THE ARMY AVIATION COLLECTIVE TRAINING SOLUTION: AVCATT-A 111
CLOSE COMBAT TACTICAL TRAINER SAF ON A PC 112
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INCORPORATING VIRTUAL SIMULATION WITH INTEROPERABILITY TRAINING 113
INTEGRATING COMPLEMENTARY VIEWS ON AN EXERCISE INTO AN OBJECTIVES-BASED
TRAINING SUPPORT TOOLSET 114
CENTRALIZED TRAINING ANALYSIS FACILITY FOR LIVE TRAINING 115
AUSTRALIAN COLLABORATION WITH USN BATTLE FORCE TACTICAL TRAINING
PROGRAM 116
AN ON-BOARD TRAINING SYSTEM FOR LPD-17 117
INTEROPERABILITY OF AIR COMBAT TRAINING SYSTEMS 117
USING HLA FOR INTEGRATING WEAPONS ANALYSIS LETHALITY TOOL SET (WALTS) WITH
LIVE FLIGHT RANGES AND VIRTUAL SIMULATORS 118
IMPROVED BATTLE TRAINING THOUGH FBCB2 COMMUNICATIONS LINK WITH MILES 2000
119
TACTICAL DRIVER TRAINING USING SIMULATION "RECENT EXPERIENCES IN LAW
ENFORCEMENT DRIVING SIMULATION 120
LOW COST TACTICAL TRAINER INSTRUCTION / TACTICAL TRAINING 121
AN EVOLUTIONARY APPROACH TO EMBEDDED TRAINING 122
BASELINING INTEROPERABILITY FOR MARINE CORPS AIR AND GROUND SIMULATORS:
THE MARINE AIR GROUND TASK FORCE FEDERATION OBJECT MODEL (MAGTF FOM) 123
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