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12 May 2016 The changing paradigm for integrated simulation in support of Command and Control (C2)
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Abstract
Modern software and network technologies are on the verge of enabling what has eluded the simulation and operational communities for more than two decades, truly integrating simulation functionality into operational Command and Control (C2) capabilities. This deep integration will benefit multiple stakeholder communities from experimentation and test to training by providing predictive and advanced analytics. There is a new opportunity to support operations with simulation once a deep integration is achieved. While it is true that doctrinal and acquisition issues remain to be addressed, nonetheless it is increasingly obvious that few technical barriers persist. How will this change the way in which common simulation and operational data is stored and accessed? As the Services move towards single networks, will there be technical and policy issues associated with sharing those operational networks with simulation data, even if the simulation data is operational in nature (e.g., associated with planning)? How will data models that have traditionally been simulation only be merged in with operational data models? How will the issues of trust be addressed?
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Mark Riecken and Michael Hieb "The changing paradigm for integrated simulation in support of Command and Control (C2)", Proc. SPIE 9848, Modeling and Simulation for Defense Systems and Applications XI, 984802 (12 May 2016); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2223962
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KEYWORDS
Data modeling

Computer simulations

Computing systems

Data processing

Sensors

Analytics

Control systems

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