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SE Core Database Development Process ITEC 2011 ITEC 2011 Mark Johnson [email protected] Strong Point Research Supporting PEOSTRI – SE Core Orlando, FL USA

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Page 1: SE Core Database Development Process ITEC 2011 Mark Johnson mark.doyle.johnson@us.army.mil Strong Point Research Supporting PEOSTRI – SE Core Orlando,

SE Core Database Development Process

ITEC 2011ITEC 2011

Mark Johnson [email protected]

Strong Point ResearchSupporting PEOSTRI – SE CoreOrlando, FL USA

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October 2010 2

Robert CoxPEO STRI, PM CONSIM

[email protected]

Mark JohnsonPEO STRI, PM CONSIMStrong Point Research

[email protected]

Guillermo FloresPEO STRI, PM CONSIM

[email protected]

Connie PerryPEO STRI, PM CONSIM

[email protected]

Dolores LowePEO STRI, PM CONSIM

Strong Point [email protected]

AuthorsAuthors

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One fight involving multiple simulators, using one SAF, on a common terrain database, resulting in a

fair fight environment.

SE Core VisionSE Core Vision

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CONSIM Strategic PrioritiesCONSIM Strategic Priorities

Army Integrated TrainingArmy Integrated Training

EnvironmentEnvironment

Ranges

CoEs

Collective Non-Systems TADSS Virtual Training

METL Tng; ARFORGEN

Training Support Center Individual/System TADSS

CTCs

Other Installations

X

XX

XX

XX

XSUST

IMCOM &

Distributed Learning

Deployed

Joint/Service/SOF

Non System (IMILES) /System TADSS(Flight Trainer)

(CCTT, AVCATT)

(HITS, FTI)

(DMPR, Qual Ranges)

(Classrooms, Special Circuits)

NETCOM

Integrating Architecture(LVC-IA=Program of Record)

MOUT Facilities(MOUT Instrumentation)

TrainingAreas

Training Center Battle Command

Spoke

Spoke

Hub

Spoke

(JLCCTC – MRF / ERF) (Gaming)

JTCOIC

Unified Constructive Architecture

Virtual Systems SE CORE Integration

CCTT Manned ModuleEmbedded OneSAF Entity

AVCATT Manned Module

“Supporting the Warfighter”

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Challenges SE Core is SolvingChallenges SE Core is Solving

1. Multiple types of terrain source data required to support training enterprise– Terrain Database requirements for LVC Simulations varied & complex

2. Source data provided is uncorrelated– Correlation of source data is labor intensive– SE Core has a process established to minimize correlation issues

3. Use of approved standards for terrain data– SE Core is standards based (ISO 191xx and ISO/IEC 180xx)– SE Core uses industry standards (Shape Files, OpenFlight, etc)

4. Most simulations utilize an application specific runtime database compiled and optimized for the target simulation– SE Core provides not only industry standard formats, but runtime formats, too– SE Core has developed interoperable databases between AVCATT and CCTT– SE Core supports legacy IGs

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Challenges SE Core is SolvingChallenges SE Core is Solving

1. High Resolution Mission Rehearsal Terrain DBs with geo-specific structures and vegetation still require months to create

– SE Core has developed a process that reduces the time to create terrain databases

– SE Core has created a model library that is over 500 common moving models

2. Lack of web-based repositories for users to share and re-use existing terrain databases

– SE Core is working with AMSO to share our products through their web resources

– SE Core is working with the USAF and Navy to exchange our data in common formats

3. SE Core is entering into exchange agreements with Coalition Allies

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SE Core StrategySE Core Strategy

1. Effective solutions to terrain problems are complex and sometimes costlyo SE Core is a funded PORo Leveraging industry solutions (market for capability)o Leverage Service investments by entering into data sharing

agreements

2. Have establish requirements pedigree from TRADOC Capabilities Manager – Virtual (TCM-V)o SE Core requirements set by out TCM-Vo TCM-V socialize with stakeholderso Includes all requirements for LVC

3. TCM-V is proponent and has established a solid resourcing stream

New SE Core contract in source selection

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SE Core Strategy (Continued)SE Core Strategy (Continued)

Further resources coming as others embrace SE Coreo Programso Industryo Services

Be able to ingest data from in all common formatso DTED, CIB, OpenFlight, IFSAR,VMAP, Buckeye, etco SE Core has a list of over 160 data products from a variety of

data providers that are available for each database

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Standard / Rapid Terrain Database Generation Capability

Run Time Database Generation Toolset (RDGT)

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Master Terrain Database Generation Toolset (MTDGT)

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CER

CGF

Mission

Maps

Visual

Sensors

PVD

ConfigurationManagement

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Source Data Asset Management

Application Plug-Ins

SEDRIS Plug-In

Paper Map Plug-In

Elec. Map Plug-In

DBDD Plug-In

Master Database

(MDB)

Write API

Read API

MDB Repository Quality Assurance

Storage ArchitectureSource Interchange

FormatsRaw

SourcesCAD

Sources

Supervisor

Refinement SEE API

SE Core Architecture OverviewSE Core Architecture Overview

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SE Core Data FormatsSE Core Data Formats

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Program Needs

Plug-in Subsystem Use Plug-in Status CCTT AVCATT LVC-IA CFFT LCT Gaming COFT-SA StrykerEPX 50 Image Generator X X OTF OneSAF X X X CCTT PVD Plan View Display X X TIREM Radio Communications X X CIB Mission Planning X X X Geo Database Electronic and Paper Map X X Environment Manager N/A X X CADRG / Digital Maps Electronic Maps(FBCB2/PFPS) X X X Contour Line Electronic and Paper Map X X ShapeFile Industry Standard Format X DTED Industry Standard Format X CTDB SAF X OpenFlight Typically Image Generation X GRID ASCII Similar to DTED Auto Doc DB Design Doc SEDRIS Interchange Format SAGE Image Generator X X S2 Focus Image Generator X Validation Quality Check FID View Image Generator Working X Constructive SAF (OneSAF/WARSIM) Working ITEMS SAF Working X VBS2 VBS2 X EP8000 Image Generator Working X AAcuity Image Generator Future X EP5000 Image Generator Future X MMRS Radar Future X VRSG Image Generator Future X X-IG Image Generator Future Vital 9 Image Generator Future

Aechelon Image Generator Future

Medallion Image Generator Future

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Database Request ProcessDatabase Request Process

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Lots of tools in use today.Will share GPR tools.

ESRI

Multigen Creator

Terra Vista

MADV

QA ToolbarGo Tos

VAZER

Create Buffers

AOO Tool

Buffered LinearsConductor (in VAZER)

EDM ArcMap Plugin

Google Earth Sync Tool

DVED Attribution Helpers Plugin Adaptive Build Fixer

Conductor

Embankment Plug in EPX<-> Shape Converter

Deterministic Scatter Plug-in

CCDS Control InterfaceMDB Tools Terra Vista Plug-in

Light Control

CTDB Plug-in

EPX Plug-in

SEDRIS Plug-in GDB (AutoMap) Plug-in

Defect KML GeneratorValidation Plug-in

CIB Plug-in

Shapefile Plug-in

DTED Plug-in

AutoDoc Plug-in

Grid Ascii Plug-in

XML Plug-in

Openflight Plug-inRadio Plug-in

PVD Plug-in

Environment Manager Plug-in

Production Viewer

Task List

CM2 CCDS Tool CM2 FID SMC Tool

CM2 IR Poly ToolCM2 View

The Attributor

Validator

Skeletor

Reskeletor

EDM ToolsEDM Editor

MDB Admin Tool

Metadata Tool

CADRG Tool (Generator) ArcSDE Sync

MDB Exporter

MDB Importer

MDB Tools

SE Core ToolsSE Core Tools

On-demand Feature Integration Plug-in

ERDAS

Photoshop

Supervisor

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From the toolbox we produce products used by various organizations

Terrain

Plug-ins

Models

Industry Partners

SE Core ToolsSE Core Tools

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SE Core Can Share Geo-Spatial Contentat Various Levels of Fidelity

Simple Data: Existing Database

Documentation

Complex Production: Confederate Capability

Analysis, Database Integration

Source Data: Existing MDB Database extraction to

Standard Format

3D Scene Data: Existing MDB

Database Full MDB Geometry processing to

Standard Format

3D Scene Data: New MDB

Database Full MDB Geometry processing to

Standard Format

Current support and future user trend is growing14

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Successes of SE Core DatabasesSuccesses of SE Core Databases

SE Core has produced databases covering a larger area than those current CCTT terrain databases.

Database Area

Physical (X) Physical (Y) KM2Physical (X) Physical (Y) KM2

CentralUS 102.70 150.70 15,476.89Desert / NTC 100.80 150.70 15,190.56 185.00 222.00 41,070.00Ft. Hood 46.00 53.76 2,472.96 90.00 90.00 8,100.00Kosovo 148.80 160.30 23,852.64Korea 115.20 115.20 13,271.04Grafenfels 72.00 85.44 6,151.68Ft. Riley 42.24 57.60 2,433.02 90.00 80.00 7,200.00Ft. Carson 38.40 53.76 2,064.38Ft. Stewart 65.28 42.24 2,757.43 94.00 94.00 8,836.00Pinon Canyon 69.12 57.60 3,981.31 90.00 90.00 8,100.00Baghdad 53.76 53.76 2890.1376 189.00 222.00 41,430.00Ft. Bliss 97.92 97.92 9588.3264 189.00 194.00 36,666.00Afghan East 374.00 333.00 124,542.00

Hawaii Land Only 26,483.00

CCTT Database Area DVED Database Area

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Cost Effectiveness ofCost Effectiveness ofSE Core DatabasesSE Core Databases

SE Core databases produced at significant savings over legacy efforts

(Normalized to a 100km x 100km area. )

Ft. Stewart SE CORE 2126 110 233,860$ 899,140$ CCTT 10300 110 1,133,000$

Pinon Canyon SE CORE 1151 110 126,610$ 511,390$ CCTT 5800 110 638,000$

Ft. Riley SE CORE 2004 110 220,440$ 1,187,560$ CCTT 12800 110 1,408,000$

Average Savings per database (100kmx100km) 866,030$

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SE Core Map ProductsSE Core Map Products

JOG-A Map SampleJOG-A Map Sample

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Common Moving ModelsCommon Moving Models

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Over 450 models produced, CAE Over 450 models produced, CAE led the SE Core CM2 architecture led the SE Core CM2 architecture developmentdevelopment

Worked collaboratively to define Worked collaboratively to define and refine the CM2 modification and refine the CM2 modification and production processes and production processes supporting SE Core - programs supporting SE Core - programs such as CCTT, AVCATT, CDT, such as CCTT, AVCATT, CDT, GCTTGCTT

A participant and technology contributor to common sensor model capabilities for the U.S. Army

Skilled in development and use of models for simulated sensor systems including infrared, RADAR, SONOR, and night vision

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Future Terrain Database Production Order

Ft Hood**Korea*Ft Campbell**FT Drum*FT Stewart**Ft Riley**Ft Carson**Ft Lewis/ Yakima*Ft Bragg*Germany*Ft Polk/ JRTCFt KnoxFt Benning #

Ft Bliss (BCT Mod)* LVC ITE** LVC ITE Update# Update (not LVCITE)

SE Core Terrain Database SE Core Terrain Database Production Plan Production Plan

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Path ForwardPath Forward

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Outward FocusSharing DataIncreased FidelityIncreased capability to use of ImageryInternational distributionCompatibility with legacy systems

Inward FocusSource data ingestion into the MDBMore automation in TDB developmentCommunication with programs

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How to Get SE Core ProductsHow to Get SE Core Products

• ProductsProducts– DatabasesDatabases

– Common Moving Models (CM2)Common Moving Models (CM2)

– Processed DataProcessed Data

– SoftwareSoftware

• Distribution Agreement/Database RequestDistribution Agreement/Database RequestMr. Leonard Hobbs, Deputy APMMr. Leonard Hobbs, Deputy APM

e-mail: e-mail: [email protected]@us.army.mil

Phone: 407-382-5553Phone: 407-382-5553

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Don’t Be Left Out in the ColdDon’t Be Left Out in the Cold

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