Simulation Strategy - Another Perspective

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The document summarizes Andy Fawkes' presentation on developing a simulation strategy. Some key points include: 1) A simulation strategy should balance fidelity and cost, match needs, and consider a balanced investment across all training technologies. 2) It requires agreeing on strategic drivers, deciding on an enterprise architecture around networking, component standardization, and data sharing. 3) The strategy must also evaluate and manage change as requirements and solutions evolve over time.

SMI 2nd Annual Military Flight Training Conference
London – 18 September 2013
Simulation Strategy
Another Perspective
Andy Fawkes

Simulation Strategy?
More
Cost Effective
Simulation

Outline
• Simulation Benefits
• Challenges
– Demand Side
– Supply Side
• Towards a Strategy

Benefits of Simulation
Reduce Costs
Improve Training
Reduce Environmental Impact
Improve Safety
Reduce Time to Train

Changing Attitudes
“if I had the Choice I would Jump in a Simulator”
“we should embrace a Step Change in the
Exploitation of Modern Simulation”
“Simulation will Never Replace Live”

Plenty to Discuss
DIS
SEDRIS
HLA
Architectures
Agent-based
ASP
Distributed M&S
CORBA
DoDAF
Serious Gaming
CBML
Human-in-the-loop
Monte Carlo
Latency
LVC
SOAP
AVCATT
CATT
MSHTF
DSALT
MCTS
I/ITSEC
ITEC
SISO
NMSG
DTEC
SCORM
DLP
VR
synthetic environment
RTI Federate
SEBA
EmulationConstructive
CGF
TENA
Accreditation
BOM
VV&A
AI
AR
FOM
DTED

Live-Synthetic Balance
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What Training? In the Air?
MoD Images made available under the Open Government Licence

What Training? On the Ground?
MoD Images made available under the Open Government Licence

Levels of Training?
Individual Team
Collective
Joint Multi-National

Mission Training
Aviate
Comms &
Procedures
Mission / Situational
awareness
Enemy Forces
Friendly
Forces
Internal External othersFly Checks
Crew Training Mission Training

Measuring Training
• Number Trainees?
• Number Qualifications?
• Feedback?
• Continuous Evaluation?

Who/What is the Technology Benefitting?
• The Organisation
– eg. improved cost effectiveness
• The Trainee
– eg. 24/7 access to knowledge
• The Trainer
– eg. audio/visual aids
• All of the Above

Fidelity
• Physical – Spatial, tactile, and appearance
• Functional – Format, content, and response
• Environmental – Visual, sound, motion, and
ambience

What is Important?
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
Physical
Functional
Environmenta
l

Understanding your Fidelity Requirements
Training
Effectiveness
Cost
A
B
C

Network
• Why Travel?
• Why not Make it
Easier for Others?
• Why get Content in
the Post?

Digital Convergence
• Digital technology advances and
convergence offer the prospect of
changing the way we create simulations,
learn, deliver training content and interact
with each other
• We may need to train less
Source - Digital Media Convergence in Flight Simulation and Training Conference 20/21 Nov 13

Organisational Boundaries
Office
Systems
Office
Systems
Sim
Sim
Sim
Sim
Sim
Sim
Sim
DLP
Learning
Tech
Learning
Tech
Learning
Tech
Learning
Tech
Sim
Learning
Tech
ISTAR
Systems
C2
Systems
C2
Systems
ISTAR
Systems
Office
Systems

Operating Models for your Training Capability
Degree of Standardisation
NetworkingCapability
Hi
HiLo
• Networked
• Non-Standardised
Components
• No Data Sharing
• Networked
• Standardised
Components
• Data Sharing
• Not Networked
• Non-Standardised
Components
• No Data Sharing
• Not Networked
• Standardised
Components
• Data Sharing

Your Simulation Strategy?
• Agree Strategic Drivers
• Match Fidelity with Needs
• Balance of Investment across all Training
Technologies
• Decide Enterprise Strategy
• Evaluate and Manage Change

Your Simulation Strategy?
• Agree Strategic Drivers

Your Simulation Strategy?
• Match Fidelity with Needs
– Understand Fidelity and Cost
Training
Effectiveness
Cost
A
B
C

Your Simulation Strategy?
• Balance of Investment across all Training
Technologies
– from an iPad to a Flight Simulator

Your Simulation Strategy?
• Decide Enterprise Strategy
– Network? Standardise Components? Share
Data?

Your Simulation Strategy?
• Evaluate and Manage Change
Requirement Solution
Evaluate

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