Systematic has developed a debriefing system for aircraft crews to improve their skills based on experiences from completed missions. The system is developed on Commercial Off The Shelf (COTS) software and on a PC The panel should see this input as a portable low-cost Virtual Reality (VR) training system for aircraft crews The benefit of the portability is that the system can be used anywhere the unit is deployed and by ally crewmember. Flight hours are rather expensive and therefore the air forces must maximise the benefits from spent flight hours. This. combined with the fact that most air force units need to operate from different deployments remote from home bases. led the operational fighter squadrons to express a need for a low-cost debriefing system. The users were directly involved in the design and the focus was set on functionality not technology. This approach has resulted in a system which gains accept among users and therefore becomes an everyday training tool. Driven by user requirements the system is developed to run on a Microsoft Windows 2000 platform, and the system can interface with other systems. Furthermore. it has been essential to develop a system which could be rapidly implemented The debriefing system uses already existing information from the aircraft. The aircraft is equipped with Global Positioning System (GPS). three video cameras. and a microphone system to record the pilot's voice communication. The video cameras record the pilot's view through his head-op display and the entire instrument panel.


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