Acoustic Considerations for Land Combat, Entity-based Simulation

Abstract

Acoustics is an important consideration for realistic agent behavior in land combat, entity-based simulation models. This research describes basic approaches to representing and applying outdoor sound with limited discussion of the evolving field of indoor acoustics in such simulations. Attributes necessary for acoustics representations are identified within a framework along with alternative implementation techniques. Capabilities and limitations of selected alternative techniques and algorithms are described.

Using Simulation to investigate a Non-Anthropomorphic Framework for Communications within a Human-Agent War-Fighting Team

“…Additionally, through the available literature research it is evident that humans cannot only handle multimodal interactions but excel and prefer those types of interactions. Multiple input modalities provide the human brain a holistic view of any given scene/event and enhance situational awareness [22].…”