Joint Modeling & Simulation Capability Working Group Weather Capabilities Worldwide Joint Training and Scheduling Conference Mr. Mark Webb DoD ASNE MSEA Liaison to USJFCOM LTC John T. Janiszewski Chief, Technical Development and Innovation Branch J7, Joint Warfighting Center, USJFCOM
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Joint Modeling & Simulation Capability Working Group
Weather CapabilitiesWorldwide Joint Training
and Scheduling Conference
Mr. Mark WebbDoD ASNE MSEA Liaison to USJFCOM
LTC John T. JaniszewskiChief, Technical Development and Innovation BranchJ7, Joint Warfighting Center, USJFCOM
Agenda
• State of Environment Representation • Challenges• Conceptual Approach• Implementation Status• Exercise Usage• Future Implementation
State of Environment Representation
• The simulation programs affecting decision-making have a limited environment representation.– However, environmentally effected behaviors are present
• Obstacles to including environment remain– Minimal programmatic support to modify simulations– Uncertainty over the expectation of the COCOM?
• COCOM’s expect some level of realism without specifying
– Federation of simulations are loosely coupled, so environmental effects are generally not federation wide• Consistency remains a concern!!
• Correlated support products are key to success– Including realistic environment raises as many questions as it
resolves. The ability to “see” the data and likely effect on the simulation is a key comforting capability.
Challenges
• EXCON Control and Weather Effects– Must provide users tools to ensure things go as expected– Development Testing for baseline capabilities– Validate weather functions in event testing by federate
• Educating Planners on existing capabilities– Realignment impacts– Dedicated Weather SME– CAX Planning for Weather
• MSEL driven versus Model driven outcomes– JFCOM CAX Events are heavily MSEL driven– Other JLVC users more competitive based
Conceptual Approach
• Partnership approach with DoD ASNE MSEA • ASNE Generate weather file (imported by Federates)
– CSV or GRIB File– Federates use attributes that can be supported– Weather effects consistent across the federation (manual
process)– Weather not clogging network
• Multiple support options– Simulations play weather effects on Acquisition, ISR and
Targeting– Simulation use Weather overlays (Effects adjudicated by Role
Players)
JLVC Implementation Status
• Participating Federates– JCATS 8.0 supports weather data with Overlay (1 degree squares)– JSAF reads environmental weather file including ocean data– NWARS-NG uses weather to impact satellite collection– JECS JLVC Analyst Workstation reads and displays weather file– AFMSTT uses weather to effect Air to Ground Targeting
• GIAC displays overlay and stimulates Google Earth• AWSIM uses EDCSS Hypercube to calculate detections• ACE-IOS participates through AWSIM (impacts MISREP’s)
• No participating Federates– JLOD– JDLM– TACSIM– MTWS (New federate)
• Environmental Data Cube Support System (EDCSS): A prototyped capability with a fully developed environmental data development and distribution process
• Utilized – Distributor – Weather data is available via an HTML interface (manual)
Exercise Usage
• AC09 & TF09 (EUCOM/PACOM)– EDCSS used to provide complete weather package– Weather integrated and stimulated within exercise scenario– Used overlay functionality for simulations
• TF08 (PACOM)– First Federation Level EDCSS play– Weather SME attended Planning Conferences– Weather integrated with Exercise Scenario– Used Overlay functionality only
• TF07 (PACOM)– Typhoon vignette (No simulated weather play)
• AC06 (EUCOM)– AFMSTT and JCATS played uncoordinated weather– No coordination with Exercise Control Group– Results less than optimal
RIM = Runtime Integration ModuleHLA = High-Level Architecture
Current JLVC Operation
EDCSS Process for Training Event Support
• Current tools and services have greatest use in supporting Joint and Service training activities that use M&S – Need end user advocacy within COCOM’s
• Integration of space and ocean data to provide correlated natural environment
• Continue to use EDCSS distributor in tech control– Implement further capabilities if CAX use positive– Investigate run-time services– Ground mobility effects