Testbed for distributed scenario simulations with EW and its effects on C2

L. Tydén; C. Wigren; H. Andersson; S. Olsson

doi:10.1117/12.719216

10 May 2007 Testbed for distributed scenario simulations with EW and its effects on C2

L. Tydén, C. Wigren, H. Andersson, S. Olsson

Proceedings Volume 6564, Modeling and Simulation for Military Operations II; 65640Y (2007) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.719216
Event: Defense and Security Symposium, 2007, Orlando, Florida, United States

Abstract

The paper will present a simulation testbed in which a scenario can be setup, simulated and evaluated and where planning tools, electronic warfare (EW) components and command and control (C2) functionality can be integrated. The testbed is HLA (high level architecture) compliant, allows for a distributed simulation with dynamically configurable federates, and can also be used for testing actual equipment in a simulated scenario. One of the key components in the testbed is a set of planning tools that can be used to show ranges for sensors, jamming and communication systems. These tools can be used not only for planning the mission (e.g. best route) but can also be used during the mission to show the location of possible threats or the range of own equipment (sensor, jamming, communication) in different situations. During a mission these tools can be used to support the decisions of what actions to take in different situations. One goal with developing the planning tools in the testbed is to learn how to use planning tools in real life scenarios. Therefore, the planning tools are constantly developed and tested with respect to technical and tactical use. Also technical and tactical aspects of current and future EW and C2 equipment can be tested and developed in the testbed.

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L. Tydén, C. Wigren, H. Andersson, and S. Olsson "Testbed for distributed scenario simulations with EW and its effects on C2", Proc. SPIE 6564, Modeling and Simulation for Military Operations II, 65640Y (10 May 2007); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.719216

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