Simulation-Based Military Training

Bruzzone, Agostino G.; Massei, Marina

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-61264-5_14

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“…These authors highlight the role of simulation as a tool for experiential learning and teaching via computer experiments that imitate real-life situations. Bruzzone and Massei (2017) analyse the challenges and opportunities that SE offers in military training and related areas. Leathrum Jr et al (2018) propose increasing the cooperation between industrial and academic partners in order to develop simulation-based laboratories that enhance the training of students and prepare them better for their future professional activity.…”

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Simulation-based education involving online and on-campus models in different European universities

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Int J Educ Technol High Educ

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Simulation-based education (SE) refers to the use of simulation software, tools, and serious games to enrich the teaching and learning processes. Advances in both computer hardware and software allow for employing innovative methodologies that make use of SE tools to enhance the learning experience. Moreover, thanks to the globalisation of e-learning practices, these educational experiences can be made available to students from different geographical regions and universities, which promotes the development of international and inter-university cooperation in education. This paper provides a review of recent works in the SE subject, with a focus on the areas of engineering, science, and management. It also discusses some experiences in SE involving different European universities and learning models. Finally, it also points out open challenges as well as noticeable trends.

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Section: Recent Work On Simulation-based Educationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Simulation-based education involving online and on-campus models in different European universities

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Int J Educ Technol High Educ

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“…civilians, neutral units, suspect ones) is strongly related to the ability to evaluate their behaviors; it is fundamental to create some effective models and behaviour that reproduce the actions/reactions based on the different boundary conditions. It is evident that use of Intelligent Agents driving objects during simulation enhance largely the effectiveness of simulation approach in this context as well as in other joint scenarios [15,16]. Also we have to understand, that almost any operational problem follows a pragmatic concept, what means the rationality in the relation to the human or certain side and the final achievement.…”

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Modelling and Optimization of the Air Operational Manoeuvre

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Modelling and Simulation for Autonomous Systems

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Increasing complexity of the operational environment and advanced technology implementation in combat will probably lead to a serious limitation of human performance in all operational domains and activities in the future. With except of the clear indications, that tactical robotics will outperform human soldiers in many routine tasks on the battlefield, the area of operational decision making (resistible for decades to some automation) seems to be slowly approaching to the same stage. Presented article discusses the fundamental theory of optimization of the air operational maneuver and present the approach to the solution. The solution is highly theoretical and uses a modelling and simulation as an experimental platform to the visualization and evaluation of solution. The problem of air operational maneuver is specific in this case by many variables imposed on initial parametrization of the task (starting and destination point could not be known at the beginning, only "air operational" area should be selected) and very wide search of possible courses of action and the best "multi criteria" choice identification.

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“…health care, logistics, critical infrastructures) represent critical elements to model in order to study potential vulnerabilities against containment of a pandemics (Bruzzone et al, 2014b(Bruzzone et al, , 2017a(Bruzzone et al, , 2018b. Even major events such as sport games or civil disorders could have a great impact on this elements (Bruzzone & Massei, 2017b, Valentine et al 2020.…”

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