Soldier Station: Integrating Constructive and Virtual Models

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Pratt, Shirley
Pratt, David
Ohman, David
Galloway, John
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2007-07Metadata
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Soldier Station is a unique simulation system which
bridges the gap between two distinct realms of modeling:
constructive and virtual. The Soldier Station
operator controls a simulated dismounted infantry
soldier in a 3D virtual environment with rules of
movement, engagement and tactics provided from a
constructive model. This paper describes the Soldier
Station system, its design, and the integration of two
separate simulations with radically different modeling
philosophies. The features of the resulting system,
its limitations, and plans for future work are
presented.
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CGF Computer Generated Forces and Behavioral Representation
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