Socially Intelligent Combat Air Simulator

Fuzzy Model of Human’s Performance for Guarding a Territory in an Air Combat

This paper proposes a new method for a three dimensional fuzzy model of pilot's performance for guarding a territory with a short-distance between two aircraft in an air combat task with a gun. A third-order nonlinear point mass vehicle model is considered for an aircraft's flight dynamics. The desired value of the velocity, the flight path and the heading angles are obtained from some derived ...

ACTIVE BEHAVIOR RECOGNITION IN BVR AIR COMBAT Active Behavior Recognition in Beyond Visual Range Air Combat

Accurately modeling uncontrolled agents (or recognizing their behavior and intentions) is critical to planning and acting in a multi-agent environment. However, behavior recognition systems are only as good as their observations. Here we argue that acting, even acting at random, can be a critical part of gathering those observations. Furthermore, we claim that acting intelligently via automated...

Active Behavior Recognition in Beyond Visual Range Air Combat

Accurately modeling uncontrolled agents (or recognizing their behavior and intentions) is critical to planning and acting in a multi-agent environment. However, behavior recognition systems are only as good as their observations. Here we argue that acting, even acting at random, can be a critical part of gathering those observations. Furthermore, we claim that acting intelligently via automated...

Training Effectiveness of Platform Motion: Review of Motion Research Involving the Advanced Simulator for Pilot Training and the Simulator for Air-to-air Combat

Situation Assessment in Air-combat: a Fuzzy-bayesian Hybrid Approach

In modern air combat operations, the mental workload for fighter pilots is extremely high. The pilot has to make fast dynamic decisions under high uncertainty and high time pressure. This is hard to perform in Within Visual Range (WVR) combat operations, but becomes even harder in Beyond Visual Range (BVR) combat operations where the on-board sensors of aircraft become the pilot's eyes and ears...