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4 September 2003 Coalition readiness management system preliminary interoperability experiment (CReaMS PIE)
Peter Clark, Peter Ryan, Lucien Zalcman, Andrew Robbie
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Abstract
The United States Navy (USN) has initiated the Coalition Readiness Management System (CReaMS) Initiative to enhance coalition warfighting readiness through advancing development of a team interoperability training and combined mission rehearsal capability. It integrates evolving cognitive team learning principles and processes with advanced technology innovations to produce an effective and efficient team learning environment. The JOint Air Navy Networking Environment (JOANNE) forms the Australian component of CReaMS. The ultimate goal is to link Australian Defence simulation systems with the USN Battle Force Tactical Training (BFTT) system to demonstrate and achieve coalition level warfare training in a synthetic battlespace. This paper discusses the initial Preliminary Interoperability Experiment (PIE) involving USN and Australian Defence establishments.
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Peter Clark, Peter Ryan, Lucien Zalcman, and Andrew Robbie "Coalition readiness management system preliminary interoperability experiment (CReaMS PIE)", Proc. SPIE 5091, Enabling Technologies for Simulation Science VII, (4 September 2003); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.484853
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KEYWORDS
Distributed interactive simulations

Warfare

Telecommunications

Defense and security

Standards development

Computer simulations

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