MOVES Institute Research ProjectThe goal of this research is to determine experimentally the best methods of training naval personnel in current and future naval surface warfare principles, practices, and tactics of electronic warfare (EW) and anti-ship cruise missile defense (ACMD), including both hard-kill (kinetic) and soft-kill (electronic warfare) in order to produce the most tactically proficient operators at the lowest cost. We are helping design and evaluate modifications to Strike Group Defender (SGD), a new game built for training surface personnel involved in ACMD, such as tactical action officers, EW operators, and other combat information center personnel
Early in their career, submarine officers must develop and maintain many skills to qualify as perisc...
The U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command*s Army Learning Concept 2015 and Army Training Concept 2...
[This paper is a companion piece for a presentation to be given as part of a panel discussion on the...
The MOVES Institute at the Naval Postgraduate School performed an evaluation of Strike Group Defende...
Game-based training offers great potential for providing low-cost training systems for learning cogn...
This paper is focused on design and development of an advanced serious game for the maritime domain....
Since the time of Ed Link, interactive simulators that replicated the critical components of the tas...
Information Age brings technologies that provide unparalleled opportunities for military and securit...
We investigated utilizing serious games to train officers on Navy operational staffs, such as carrie...
Since the time of Ed Link, interactive simulators that replicated the critical components of the tas...
The United States military has a long and complex relationship between computer games and simulation...
With the push of civilian commercial technology development and the emergence of a vast military gam...
[This paper is a companion piece for a presentation to be given as part of a panel discussion on the...
CRUSER TechCon 2018 Research at NPS. Wednesday 1: SensingDeveloping Tactics and assessing the value ...
Computer games are increasingly being used by armed forces to supplement traditional methods of mili...
Early in their career, submarine officers must develop and maintain many skills to qualify as perisc...
The U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command*s Army Learning Concept 2015 and Army Training Concept 2...
[This paper is a companion piece for a presentation to be given as part of a panel discussion on the...
The MOVES Institute at the Naval Postgraduate School performed an evaluation of Strike Group Defende...
Game-based training offers great potential for providing low-cost training systems for learning cogn...
This paper is focused on design and development of an advanced serious game for the maritime domain....
Since the time of Ed Link, interactive simulators that replicated the critical components of the tas...
Information Age brings technologies that provide unparalleled opportunities for military and securit...
We investigated utilizing serious games to train officers on Navy operational staffs, such as carrie...
Since the time of Ed Link, interactive simulators that replicated the critical components of the tas...
The United States military has a long and complex relationship between computer games and simulation...
With the push of civilian commercial technology development and the emergence of a vast military gam...
[This paper is a companion piece for a presentation to be given as part of a panel discussion on the...
CRUSER TechCon 2018 Research at NPS. Wednesday 1: SensingDeveloping Tactics and assessing the value ...
Computer games are increasingly being used by armed forces to supplement traditional methods of mili...
Early in their career, submarine officers must develop and maintain many skills to qualify as perisc...
The U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command*s Army Learning Concept 2015 and Army Training Concept 2...
[This paper is a companion piece for a presentation to be given as part of a panel discussion on the...