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 SimDATT is a computer-based system developed to support the design of training scenarios in accordance with principles of Instructional System Design (ISD). Operating in either design or education mode, the system supports both experienced and novice analysts and course developers. The system was developed under a Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) contract with the Naval Air Warfare Center, Training Systems Division (NAWC TSD), in coordination with training personnel at the Naval Air Station, North Island. It was developed within the context of training scenarios for S-3B aircraft mission simulator sessions.
SimDATT has been implemented at the Naval Air Station North Island to construct high-quality, flexible training scenarios for S-3B simulator sessions. A commercial aviation version has been developed for the Canadair Regional Jet at ASU-AMT. Using JavaScript and dynamic html, SimDATT has been designed with an aviator-friendly GUI that allows "drag and drop" placement of training events within a graphic-based flight profile. With minimal training, course analysts can create rich training scenarios by identifying events to incorporate into the flight profile, inserting those events into the graphic profile, entering parameters and information that characterize the entire training session and individual training events, performing a quality check on logical and instructional integrity of the to-be-trained session, and printing a human factors-designed Instructor's Guide for use while at the Instructor's Operating Station.
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