Science Applications International Corporation will feature advanced simulation and training environments at the Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation and Education Conference (I/ITSEC) November 29 – December 2, at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Fla.

With the theme “Empowering through Integration” SAIC will demonstrate novel applications for live, virtual, and constructive solutions including:

Powered by SAIC’s On-Line Virtual Interactive Environment (OLIVE), the VCSE brings together almost any data source into a distributed, persistent virtual environment that enables training and decision support. The VCSE showcases its capabilities in a series of realistic multi-echelon, domain-focused scenarios featuring:

• Rogue nation missile testing detection and defense

• Counter-terrorist combined arms coordination

• Urban cyber defense operations

• First responder emergency medical simulation

This mobile range provides a highly deployable instrumentation, live training, and training support environment including:

• SAIC fourth generation range instrumentation capability and innovative wireless tactical engagement simulation solutions for vehicles and warfighters

• Secure WiFi and high resolution video capture, software-definable radio solutions, and land and maritime capability

SAIC is introducing new innovative features to the CDT product line including:

• A reconfigurable crew cab that supports collective task training

- Configured as an RG33 with an articulated arm to interrogate improvised explosive devices

- Ready for integration into a standard trailer and mobile training facility to deliver driver training to our Warfighters wherever they are

• New and improved visual display system that enhances the fidelity of the visual scenes, and reduces the overall footprint of the system and total life cycle costs

SAIC’s OLIVE software platform provides a secure, realistic, virtual 3-D environment that enables distributed users to connect, collaborate, train, rehearse, and operate just as they would in the real world. OLIVE operates over computer networks using a video game-like 3-D user interface that provides access to a variety of functionality and media. OLIVE supports the rapid integration of a vast variety of critical information and imagery from satellites, sensors, streaming video and web content, PowerPoint, distributed operations, live exercises, and more to enable faster, real-time decision-making and rapid response.

SAIC
02.11.2010