TACTICS AND EQUIPMENT EVALUATION (TEEVAL)

THE PROJECT WILL DEFINE THE CAPABILITIES AND DETERMINE THE COST TO DEVELOP A TRANSPORTABLE, REALTIME DYNAMIC SIMULATOR SYSTEM WITH THE FOLLOWING FEATURES: A) DENSE, PULSE-BY-PULSE ENVIRONMENT; B) C3 SYSTEM MODELS FOR BOTH ATTACKER AND DEFENDER FORCES; C) INTERACTIVE PARTICIPATION OF UP TO E.G., 6 PILOTS TO CONTROL THEIR AIRCRAFT, ASSOCIATED AVIONICS AND MISSILE SYSTEMS; D) INTERACTIVE PARTICIPATION OF ONE OR MORE MANNED SIMULATED GROUND SITES; AND, E) ECONOMICAL TO MAINTAIN AND EASY TO USE. THE DESIGN OF THE SIMULATOR SYSTEM WILL BE BASED ON THE COMBAT ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENT SIMULATOR (CEESIM) CURRENTLY UNDER DEVELOPMENT FOR THE AIR FORCE BY AMHERST SYSTEMS. THE CEESIM WILL SIMULATE UP TO 1000 EMITTERS AND 500 PLATFORMS/SITES AT ANY INSTANT IN TIME, AND UP TO 1 MPPS OUTPUT, EITHER AT RF OR OPTIONALLY, IN THE FORM OF DIGITAL PULSEWORDS. TASK EFFORTS WILL CONSIST OF A) FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS DEFINITION FOR EACH MODEL ELEMENT, B) IMPLEMENTATION ANALYSIS FOR EACH MODEL ELEMENT, C) IDENTIFICATION OF CURRENT COMPUTER MODELS APPLICABLE TO EACH MODEL ELEMENT, AND D) GENERATION OF A TEEVAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN.