Using immersive simulation to understand and develop warfighter's cognitive edge
Abstract
The Australian Army recognises personnel need a “cognitive edge” over any adversary. To better understand cognitive performance of military personnel in current and future land operating environments and inform training... [ view full abstract ]
The Australian Army recognises personnel need a “cognitive edge” over any adversary. To better understand cognitive performance of military personnel in current and future land operating environments and inform training requirements, we have created an immersive tactical team simulator representing possible elements of the future operating environment, including novel use of technologies by adversaries. The most recent study analysed behaviours of two military teams, each consisting of a three vehicle platoon. Examination of individual and team strategies identified the decision making approaches adopted by the individual teams in response to novel and unexpected threats in a high tempo situation.
Authors
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Diane Pomeroy
(Defence, Science, Technology Group)
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Justin Fidock
(Defence, Science, Technology Group)
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Luke Thiele
(Rheinmetall Simulation Australia)
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Laura Carter
(Defence, Science, Technology Group)
Topic Area
Defence
Session
DE » Design (09:30 - Tuesday, 19th April)
Paper
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