Multi-role consoles and displays: Operational and manning prospects

Article Abstract:

Commercial-off-the-shelf (COTS) and open architecture (OA) used in modern combat systems make workstations of multi-function consoles and displays possible in order to provide flexibility, sustainment and affordability, while also making training easier. The capability to visualize and synthesize tactical situations allows for better decisions, enabling improved warfighting capabilities obtained from consistent and uniform workstations utilizing common skilled training from operators.

Design and construction, Combat support

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How much realism is enough?: New processors permit better models and simulation capability

Article Abstract:

The significance of the modelling and simulation (M & S) technology in naval warfare is presented. It allows 'realistic' testing of innovative ideas before developing or deploying new equipment.

Usage, Technology application, Computer simulation, Computer-generated environments, Naval art and science, Naval warfare

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