Trends and Challenges - Human Factors Integration Defence ...

Joint Collective Training -ProvenanceProject HOBART Definition of JCT:JCT is training that aims to improve the ability of Joint and singleenvironmentteams, of any nature or scale, to operate as cohesive entities ina Joint Context, in order to deliver required Joint operational capability.CJO’s s JOINT SIMULATION & DISTRIBUTED TRAININGPOLICY STATEMENTOver the next decade, develop and enhance all aspects of JointCollective Training, including provision of multinational, inter-agency andjoint context for both joint and single Service training by aggressivelyexploiting future developments in simulation technology and distributedtraining capability to ensure that the operational environment duringoperational/tactical training is accurately replicated, thereby embracing theethos of training as we fight.NETC(L) VisionThe Land component of a Defence-wide, integrated approach to the delivery ofCollective Training capability. Achieved through routine linkage of a range ofenhanced training systems, coherent, common infrastructures and the ability todeliver and support deployed training through reach back.The Vision for the RAF’s s Air Synthetic TrainingAll Force Elements able to train in a realistic, complex andhostile joint scenario with real or representative equipment.The Vision provides the unifying purpose; the following endstatefor 2015 adds objective measures relevant to the syntheticenvironment:A synthetic training environment that contributes to theconduct of the full spectrum of training from operationalconversion through to mission rehearsal; to include all elementsof Air C2, component- and operational-level battlestaff; to beexecuted from Main and Deployed Operating Bases and acentral facility; to be integrated across the joint environmentwhen appropriate in order to provide joint collective training.[1][1] Coherent with the Strike Command Exercise Programme Review Endstate,which includes being able ‘to provide air and joint training opportunities directlylinked to, and fully supporting, military essential tasks required of ForceElements (including Air C2), fully embracing the synthetic environment’.EquipmentCapabilityCustomerJCT Capability Management StrategyVMT Concept - The Ends“… a flexible, responsive, fully integrated (warfare) training paradigm thatsupports OC, by ensuring that individuals and teams have the competenciesrequired to carry out allocated tasks and units have the ability to train whendeployed …”2SL DNTE/Fleet ACOS(T) VMT ConOps, Jul 02MoD Simulation Strategy VisionCost effective, interoperable and rapidly reconfigurable simulation systems facilitatingnetwork enabled defence capabilityEndstate for 2015 and beyond adds objective measuresSimulation systems that contribute to the full spectrum of defence applications from analysisand experimentation through acquisition and training, to warfare development and missionpreparation to be integrated across defence where appropriate in order to replicate theContemporary Operating EnvironmentThe key objectives for defence simulation aim to align with the NEC vision and are:• One general-purpose network;• One Joint Operations Picture (convergence with C4I);• One security architecture;• Service Orientated Architecture;• Open architecture, mandated standards (particularly at the interfaces);• Joint and Coalition interoperability;• Single family of common services (CGF, scenarios, terrain, environmental data);• One managed globally accessible information domain. DAESAnalysis-Experimentation-Simulation