Collaborative Visualization of a Warfare Simulation Using a Commercial Game Engine

Kim, Hyungki; Kang, Yuna; Shin, Suchul; Kim, Imkyu; Han, Soonhung

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-07464-1_36

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“…Unity3D는 현업에서 게임 제작에 활발히 사용 되는 엔진 중 하나이며, 최근에는 게임 분야 뿐 아니라 공 학, 건축 및 기타 분야의 응용 프로그램 제작에 활용된다. 특히 다양한 플랫폼으로의 확장성, 이식성이 높고, 완성도 높은 저작도구를 제공하며 타 엔진에 비해 가격이 저렴하 다는 장점이 있다 [7] . …”

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A Design of Operational Test & Evaluation System for Weapon Systems thru Process-based Modeling

Lee¹,

Seo²

2014

Journal of the Korea Society for Simulation

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The Test and Evaluation (T&E) system became more important due to its advancement and complexity of the weapon system. Time and cost saving T&E related studies are in progress mainly with advanced countries. By utilizing the Modeling and Simulation (M&S) technology recently, we may save time and money. Also, overcome security and safety limitations. There are many M&S based research activities in South Korea but it is way behind of the system that some countries already have developed. i.e.; United States. This area of study requires new way of developing strategies in the T&E system of Korea. This study is to design the Operational T&E system for weapon systems based on modeling of processes. And we modeled the processes of operational performance evaluation through utilizing resources and performance modules of weapon systems and combined it with the simulation engine for 3D visualization. Through this, we propose the Operational T&E system for weapon systems based on modeling of processes that represent operational performances visually.

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A Design of Operational Test & Evaluation System for Weapon Systems thru Process-based Modeling

Lee¹,

Seo²

2014

Journal of the Korea Society for Simulation

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A visual simulation of ocean floating wind power system

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Kim

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Computer Animation & Virtual

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The development of ocean floating wind power has been burgeoning in recent years because of its low cost and high efficiency. To facilitate effectiveness, 3D visualization using virtual reality and augmented reality technologies has been applied to many operating systems. However, most of the existing 3D motion visualizations are “pseudo” visualization, and there are a few realistic visualization systems that base the motion of ocean floating wind power on simulation and experiment results. Therefore, in this paper, we conducted research related to the design for a realistic motion visualization system based on numerical simulation data using a commercial game engine (Unity 3D). In our system, the six‐degree‐of‐freedom motion (Surge, Sway, Heave, Roll, Pitch, and Yaw) is simulated and visualized based on numerical analysis results of two hydrodynamics simulation softwares, which can illuminate the nuance between simulation results and experiment results and give us a “real‐time” visual experience about motion in each direction. Meanwhile, comprehensive sea environment conditions, such as wind, rain, water, sound, and cloudiness, are also visualized in Unity 3D.

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Dynamic Re-planning for Cyber-Physical Situational Awareness

Piskozub

Creese

Happa

2017

2017 International Conference on Computational Science and Computational Intelligence (CSCI)

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Modern warfare increasingly depends on interconnected computers where cyber security plays an essential role. Events from the battlefield are reported to decision-makers verbally, in a textual format, but rarely graphically. In this paper we conduct a feasibility study of a real-time 3D simulation system that visually communicates cyber-physical data to obtain situational awareness. We identify whether such a system is plausible for the real-time planning of simulated battle scenarios, and how such a tool may help real-time decision-making. As part of this feasibility study, we investigate whether the addition of "presence" often described in VR literature helps or detracts value from such a simulation system. We hypothesise that experiencing the situation in virtual reality is beneficial for decision-makers' reaction time and quality of their decisions. Our simulation is built using Unreal Engine 4. It is then evaluated in a study involving four cyber security experts. The results indicate that the simulation is successful in the situational awareness aspect. Most users rate the regular monitor version higher than its virtual reality counterpart, stressing that while the immersion in VR is better, it is not as good in terms of controls, image quality, decision-making and comfort.

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Collaborative Visualization of a Warfare Simulation Using a Commercial Game Engine

Cited by 3 publications

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A Design of Operational Test & Evaluation System for Weapon Systems thru Process-based Modeling

A Design of Operational Test & Evaluation System for Weapon Systems thru Process-based Modeling

A visual simulation of ocean floating wind power system

Dynamic Re-planning for Cyber-Physical Situational Awareness

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