DCSEM Simulation Lab Report

About half a century ago, Gordon Moore stated the number of transistors in computer chips increase per unit cost every two year. Extrapolating this accelerating pace, logic dictates that computers will be powerful enough to give rise to Virtual Reality applications by 2020. Seeing the world today, computers are used for various Virtual reality applications such as simulations. Simulation is the imitation of the operation of a real-world process or system. Simulations are used for various actives such as: scientific researches, home and amusement hall entertainments, work field training, etc. The concept of simulation is leveraged and is being used by military training by the Canadian Force. Moreover, the Canadian Forces launched a project known as Land Vehicle Crew Training System (LVCTS) whose goal is to deliver a training system to enable crews of the principle
This position involved in helping the DCSEM Simulation Lab in providing the LVCTS project with subject matter expertise on simulation software as well as to further build/upgrade the DCSEM Simulation Lab. The LVCTS project contained lines of tasks which required studies to be done and to evaluate the software simulation’s with these studies. I was in charge in creating a generic template of the Terrain and Computer Generated Forces evaluation, then evaluating the simulation software’s in the lab. This resulted many hours of daily researches and testing on simulation software’s. Furthermore, I have spent half my work term in the lab for testing the Terrain and Computer Generated Forces of simulation software’s as well as in the configuration of the various hardware/software technologies contained in the