The document discusses Saab's training and simulation capabilities for homeland security and military sectors. It describes different categories of simulation including live, virtual, and constructive simulation. It provides examples of instrumentation concepts and systems used for personnel and collective training, including small arms transmitters, protective mask simulators, and exercise control centers. The document also discusses enhanced weapon effects simulation, improvised explosive device (IED) simulation and jamming capabilities to support realistic training.

1. SITUATION AWERNESS

2. TRAINING & SIMULATION A COMPLETE TRAINING CONCEPT

3. Saab is a world leader in training and simulation for the homeland security and military sector “ Simulation offers a unique advantage over traditional live training in the efficiency of resource use and its ability to replicate training events and systematically record data for After Action Review (AAR)” “ Simulation enables us to train in ways that are not possible by traditional methods whether for health & safety, geography, manpower constraints, political sensitivity or increasing weapon and sensor capabilities” Extract from “Strategy for Simulation in Land Collective Training”

4. Saab – Meeting the global training need “ The need to move the level of training from the lathi to the AK47 is critical for the 2.3 million homeland security personnel”

5. This is what happened!

6. Categories of Simulation LIVE SIMULATION “ Real people, in a real environment, operating real objects but with simulated effects” VIRTUAL SIMULATION “ Real people, operating simulated equipments, in a simulated environment, generating simulated effects” CONSTRUCTIVE SIMULATION “ Real people controlling simulated units, platforms or systems, with simulated equipments, in simulated environments, generating simulated interactions & effects.

7. INSTRUMENTATION CONCEPT EXCON Command & Control View Radio Base Station 2 way radio communication Instrumented Players

8. Medical Treatment Simulator. Protective Mask Simulator Small Arms Transmitter IED Simulation, Hand Grenades, Mines, Booby Traps PERSONNEL TRAINING DEVICES Personnel Detection Device Hand Gun Laser Simulator

11. Small Arms Transmitter BT 47 SAT Weapon association, PAN (fire inhibit when killed) Unconditionally Eyesafe Laser Class 1 600 M 0,5 M 0.5 m

12. Exercise Control Centre (EXCON)

13. Urban Operations Training Devices Structure Effects Simulator (SES) Room Association Device (RAD) Structure Information Device (SID)

15. EXCON presentation snapshots Exercise Journal (event view) Exercise entity (status and control) Map view Map presentation examples

16. DATA CAPTURE - ANALYSIS REPORTS

17. Snail Trail Viper 1 flies within 300m of En Positions Viper 6 Flies within 149m of En Position HLS TRACKING - Snail Trail View

21. STS CTC References Vehicles Anti-Tank Base Stations EXCON Workstations Installation Type Comm. Infrastructure Small Arms Systems CTS Microwave Mobile 1352 218 240 8-11 6 Soldier Systems 1518 Helicopters 12 700 220 4 4 Microwave Portable/Mobile 850 DITS 7 th Army Via HLA - MCTC Microwave Fiber Mobile Fixed 2 050 131 590 14 6 825 200 158 11 3 2 250 771 NACMTC Planned Status In Service 2002 In Service 2003 In Service 2005 In Service 2005 In Service 2001 Slovenia Microwave Mobile 170 22 44 4 2 225 - In Service 2008 24 1 1 Portable Microwave GAMER - - - -

22. Enhanced Weapon Effects Simulation Detonator (radio mode) FX Device Effect Message Position+ Status 868 MHz (~200 m) Detonator (radio mode) Local design 3-30V (victim initiated) or or