Learn about the different types of FLAMES models and how to compose the behavior and capabilities of a Unit (scenario player) by attaching models to the Unit. This is a more advanced course that provides an overview of the internal modeling architecture of FLAMES. (Total duration: 4:43:43)

Prerequisite(s):

It is important that you watch the videos in the order they are listed.

Get an overview what it means to specify the behavior and capabilities of a Unit by specifying the Unit’s “composition”. (Duration: 9:49)

Learn how to employ a platform model on a Unit using the steps for employing almost any type of model. (Duration: 15:58)

Learn about the role of platform, signature, and icon models. (Duration: 18:10)

Learn about the very important roles of cognition models. (Duration: 23:08)

Learn about when and the order in which Unit commands are executed. (Duration: 12:16)

Learn how to create a log of command execution. (Duration: 9:40)

Enter commands to cause Units to move in formation. (Duration: 19:43)

Learn about the role of sensor, data processor, and subsystem models. (Duration: 29:16)

Learn about the role of weapon system and munition models. (Duration: 34:07)

Learn about airspace models and how they are used by other models. (Duration: 13:49)

Learn about the role of communication device and message models. (Duration: 32:41)

Learn about the role of jammer models. (Duration: 16:37)

Learn how to create script dictionary entries and the important role they play in defining scenarios. (Duration: 12:04)

Learn how to create patterns that generate the script for Units automatically. (Duration: 16:30)

Learn how to create patterns that can be used to create multiple Units. (Duration: 19:55)