Journal Articles

Technical Papers

References to ITT
products in community publications

Journal Articles

Simulation of CB Environments and Detection Systems in Support of Simulation Based Acquisition (M&S IAC On-Line Journal Article)

High-Fidelity Simulation of CB Detection Systems (CBIAC Newsletter Article)

Technical Papers

A Mixed Architecture for Joint Testing (065-SIW-074)

Virtual Prototyping with SPEED Presentation - Peter Mantica, Chris Lietzke, Jeramiah Zimmermann, Charlie Woodhouse, Dennis Jones, November 2003

Using Modeling and Simulation to Support Fox Nuclear Biological and Chemical Reconnaissance System (NBCRS) Training 

This paper was approved for public release at the DoD's 1st Joint Conference on Battle Management for Nuclear, Chemical, Biological and Radiological Defense (1JCBM), 4-8 November 2002.

The Environmental Data Coding Specification: The Standard for Specification of Environmental Objects and Properties (02-SIW-049)

Integration of Chemical and Radiological Weapons Effects and Sensors into CCTT (02-SIW-051)

A Scalable Data-Driven Model for Chemical & Biological Sensors (02-SIW-066)

Supporting CB Standoff Detection System Acquisition with Modeling and Simulation

Building on the Realtime Platform Reference and EnviroFed FOMs

Development and Application of a CB Weapons Effects and Sensor Toolset

Use of Environment Simulation to Support Passive Chemical Sensor Development

Use of a Virtual Biological Threat Environment to Support Test and Evaluation (T&E) of the Biological Aerosol Warning System (BAWS) in the Integrated Biodetection Advanced Technology Demonstration (Bio ATD)

Use of Virtual Environments to Support Developmental Testing of the Biological Aerosol Warning System (BAWS)

Transferring Ownership of ModSAF Behavioral Attributes

Developing Biological Hazard Detection Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures Using Distributed Simulation

Assessing Chemical Detector Effectiveness Using Distributed Simulation

References to ITT products in community publications

ITT’s Simulation & Training Department technologies (BAWS) are exploited in the Army Virtual Proving Ground

ITT’s Simulation & Training Department personnel are quoted in the National Defense Feature Article Virtual Metropolis Underpins Emergency Response Trainer