DATA BASE ARCHITECTURE FOR BATTLE FORCE TACTICAL TRAINING

THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT IS TO INVESTIGATE THE FEASIBILITY OF CAPTURING AND COLLATING DIVERSE TACTICAL DATABASES INTO A USEFUL TOOL FOR DEVELOPMENT OF BATTLE FORCE TRAINING SCENARIOS. THE APPROACH IS TO UTILIZE AN EXISTING COMMERCIALLY AVAILABLE SOFTWARE TOOL TO EXTRACT NECESSARY DATA FROM THESE DATABASES. USING A HIGHER ORDER LANGUAGE (HOL) PHASE I OF THE PROJECT WILL DEVELOP A PROOF-OFCONCEPT DEMONSTRATION TO VALIDATE THE UTILITY OF VARIOUS DATABASES TO ENHANCE BATTLE FORCE TACTICAL TRAINING. POTENTIAL APPLICATIONS INCLUDE BATTLE FORCE INPORT TRAINING, THE BATTLE FORCE RESEARCH SIMULATOR (BFRS) AND THE UNIVERSAL THREAT SIMULATION SYSTEM (UTSS). DATABASES TO BE CONSIDERED INCLUDE THE NWTDB, NERF, ENWGS, NAVTAG AND BGTT.