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Transcript of GlobalSim Ellen Roland ROLANDS & ASSOCIATES 16 th JTLS International Users Conference 4 March 2014.
GlobalSim
Ellen Roland
ROLANDS & ASSOCIATES16th JTLS International Users Conference
4 March 2014
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JMRM Version 1.1
• Released In July 2008• Principal Federates:
– JTLS Version 3.3.3– JCATS Version 8.0.5
• First Use By NATO Exercise SFJR08– Steadfast Joiner 08– October 31 – November 14, 2008
• U.S. Stopped Program Immediately After
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Exercise Statistics
• Aggregate Level Scenario: 4000 units• Entity Level: 70,000 combat systems• Exercise Duration: 8 days• Federation availability: 98 % of duration• Air tasking for civilian and military missions• JCATS vignettes for joint personnel
– Recovery Task (1 per day)– Time sensitive targeting (1-2 per day)
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Exercise Conclusions
• JMRM / NTF Works– Good Reliability– Supported Desired Training
• JMRM / NTF Is Useful???– Hard to Say – Catch-22– Scenario Selected Because
• Impossible To Test Under Exercise Conditions• If It Doesn’t Work – Training Objectives Must Be Met• Can’t Prove It Was Useful
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Lessons Learned
• Database Preparation– Make As Easy As Possible
• Test Game Invaluable– Advanced order testing was used often
• Practice Recovery Procedures• Don’t Count On Procedural Fix To Problems
– Procedures Are Easy To Forget / Ignore / Teach– Implement Code Protections
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Lessons Learned
• Don’t Create Non-Standard Procedures– Too Easy To Forget / Enable Errors– SDC Legacy Issues
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GlobalSim Version 0
• Client Country Interested In– Multi-Resolution Federation
• Principal Federates:– JTLS– GEfechts (Warfare) SImulation (GESI)– MUSE/AFSERS
• Goal: Return To Original JMRM Capabilities– Biggest Problem – Entity Location Inconsistency
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Basic Concept
JTLS Representation• Covers theater area of operations• Includes all relevant actors• Requires time/distance coordination at theater level
GESI Representation• multiple interest areas• polygonal• may be geographically
separate
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GlobalSim Architecture
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ELS
EODA
JHIP
HLA – RTI
GESI Bridge
FMT-RJTLS WHIP workstations
JTLSWEB
Services:JXSRXMSOMA
SYNAPSEMDP
Apache Server
GESI
GESI Player Clients
JTLSCEP
JODA
PACER
Timing Federates:
(minimum 1 required)
JTLS and GESI
Communicate via
HLA Clients:
JHIP and GESI Bridge
March 2014
WHAT is the ELS?
• JTLS component program which disaggregates ARUs into the representative combat system entities
• Entities available over the entire game board, individually selected in DDS, or filtered by Command Hierarchy
• Purpose of the ELS: provide a consistent representation of individual combat systems
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Current Capabilities
• Transferable Objects– Ground Unit
• Squadron, Airbase, Support, FARP, and Ground Combat Units
– High Resolution Units (HRU)– Air Mission
• Non-Transferable Objects– Naval Units– Convoys – Reflected Only
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Current Capabilities
• Transfer Negotiated– Do you want the object?– Yes I do!– Here it is!– Thank you!
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Current Capabilities
• Damage– Types Represented
• Air-to-Air• Surface-to-Air• Air-to-Ground• Surface-to-Surface
– Inflict and Reflect Damage in both models– Cross-model damage through interactions
• Force-on-Force not represented
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Database Preparation
• Correlation of data is critical to GlobalSim– No Work Has Been Accomplished Yet
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Limitations
• Federation Requires Specific Model Versions• New Units During Game Play Not Available
– Dynamic HRUs– Detachments– Attachments– Cross-attachments
• Transfer of Naval Units Not Fully Functional• Representation Of Personnel
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Advantages to GlobalSim
• Training at Theater and Tactical Levels• Overlapping Regions Increases Tactical
Awareness Within Theater• Commercially Available Federates
– Makes Federation Feasible• Direct Link To MUSE Supported• Shadow Federations Easily Utilized
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Future Enhancements
• Coordinate Database Creation• Dynamic HRUs• Detach/Attach Capabilities• Naval Units• Cross-Simulation Counter-Fire• Improved Battle Damage Assessments
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Questions
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