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Serious Games - Integration av datorspel i militär träning

Michalski, Robert and Olsson, John (2008)
Computer Science and Engineering (BSc)
Abstract
Serious Games – Integrating games in military training. Serious games are computer games used for various training in virtual environments. This can in many cases reduce costs, time and gain better results over ordinary training. Complex training scenarios which would be practically infeasible to create in reality can be constructed in a virtual environment. Saab Training Systems have developed an integration platform called WISE (Widely Integrated System Environment). Any application can be integrated and communicate with other applications using WISE. Computer games are very attractive in the field of training due to their immersive realism, relatively low cost and scalability. The questions discussed in this thesis are; how can computer... (More)
Serious Games – Integrating games in military training. Serious games are computer games used for various training in virtual environments. This can in many cases reduce costs, time and gain better results over ordinary training. Complex training scenarios which would be practically infeasible to create in reality can be constructed in a virtual environment. Saab Training Systems have developed an integration platform called WISE (Widely Integrated System Environment). Any application can be integrated and communicate with other applications using WISE. Computer games are very attractive in the field of training due to their immersive realism, relatively low cost and scalability. The questions discussed in this thesis are; how can computer games be integrated with military training systems? What information does FPS and strategy games have in common? How can a scenario in the MSDL-format (Military Scenario Definition Language) be imported into a game? Using WISE as an integration platform, computer games can be connected through the use of a game plug-in and a WISE-driver combined with a common game information model. Scenarios described using the MSDL language, can be imported either through translation to game specific script, if the game supports scripting or through the WISE-driver and game plug-in. A generic WISE-driver for games, a VBS2 plug-in and a Half-Life 2 Empires plug-in have been implemented as part of this thesis. (Less)
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author
Michalski, Robert and Olsson, John
organization
year
type
M2 - Bachelor Degree
subject
keywords
serious games, saab training systems, half-life 2, vbs2, wise, driver, military training, Systems engineering, computer technology, Data- och systemvetenskap
language
English
id
1352986
date added to LUP
2008-06-24 00:00:00
date last changed
2018-10-18 09:55:59
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  abstract     = {{Serious Games – Integrating games in military training. Serious games are computer games used for various training in virtual environments. This can in many cases reduce costs, time and gain better results over ordinary training. Complex training scenarios which would be practically infeasible to create in reality can be constructed in a virtual environment. Saab Training Systems have developed an integration platform called WISE (Widely Integrated System Environment). Any application can be integrated and communicate with other applications using WISE. Computer games are very attractive in the field of training due to their immersive realism, relatively low cost and scalability. The questions discussed in this thesis are; how can computer games be integrated with military training systems? What information does FPS and strategy games have in common? How can a scenario in the MSDL-format (Military Scenario Definition Language) be imported into a game? Using WISE as an integration platform, computer games can be connected through the use of a game plug-in and a WISE-driver combined with a common game information model. Scenarios described using the MSDL language, can be imported either through translation to game specific script, if the game supports scripting or through the WISE-driver and game plug-in. A generic WISE-driver for games, a VBS2 plug-in and a Half-Life 2 Empires plug-in have been implemented as part of this thesis.}},
  author       = {{Michalski, Robert and Olsson, John}},
  language     = {{eng}},
  note         = {{Student Paper}},
  title        = {{Serious Games - Integration av datorspel i militär träning}},
  year         = {{2008}},
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