High Detail Terrain Models and Multiresolution Path Finding Algorithms for Border Guard Constructive Simulator. A Study of Effective Movement Algorithms in High Resolution Simulation Environment

Chmielewski, Mariusz; Kedzior, Jakub; Stąpor, Piotr; Kukiełka, Marcin

doi:10.1109/mcsi.2017.51

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“…The constructive module operates mainly on map view and requires from trainee implementation of decisions in form of tactical symbology [1], [3]. Constructive simulator [10], [11] supports major operational tasks connected with: border patrolling, disclosure of smuggling, blocking and pursuit operations, road checkpoints, border crossing control. The simulator contains models reflecting active elements of border guard, police, military, perpetrators and community within given urban areas.…”

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Queue-based quantitative approach for border guard operational modelling. Constructive simulator models reflecting border crossings and blockade elements.

Chmielewski

Kukiełka

2018

MATEC Web Conf.

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The paper presents selected modelling techniques utilised in constructive simulation environment SymSG Border Tactics which provides tactical training capabilities for Polish Border Guard. Operational responsibilities of BG include policing as well as reconnaissance, transport and traffic control in near border areas. Modelling of such operations require multiresolution approach, as many of operational elements can be modelled as aggregated entities but majority of active simulation elements need to be implemented as individual simulation objects. The behavioural models reflecting BG, perpetrators or society have been modelled as agents and more complex operational elements (e.g. road blockades, control points during temporary restoration of the border control, border crossing) are modelled using queue system. Such approach delivers flexibility of system modelling but most of all is tuned to the calibration parameters provided by the BG analysts. Therefore, developed modelling approach provides flexibility in customisation of the model (simulation element) based on the user and scenario preferences. Constructive simulator has been designed to support brief (up to 4h) live exercises and reflect training of border guard outpost operational tasks. Finally the paper describes architectural solutions developed to support modelling approaches and required functionalities for simulation execution, after-action-review mechanism and remote simulation access.

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confidence: 99%