Title - Alternative
Survey of computer generated forces systems and how they represent and reason about terrain
Contributors
University of Central Florida. Division of Sponsored Research; University of Central Florida. Institute for Simulation and Training
Keywords
Military art and science -- Computer simulation; Military geography
Abstract
Report on a survey of computer systems used to produce realistic or intelligent behavior by autonomous entities in simulation systems. In particular, it is concerned with the data structures used by computer generated forces systems to represent terrain and the algorithmic approaches used by those systems to reason about terrain.
Table of Contents
Introduction -- Computer generated forces -- Terrain representation in CGF -- Terrain reasoning in CGF -- Conclusions -- Acknowledgements -- References -- Appendices.
Publication Date
1-1-1996
Place of Publication
Orlando (Fla.)
Number of Pages
200 pages
IST Document Number
ISTTR9650
Document Number Statement
IST technical report numbers are not necessarily unique document numbers.
Rights
Not to be used for commercial purposes except by permission.
Publisher
Institute for Simulation and Training, University of Central Florida
Identifier
084IST; DP0006323
Type
document
Call Number
UG478.P48 1996
Document Type
Research Report
College
Institute for Simulation and Training
Recommended Citation
Petty, Mikel D., "Terrain Representation And Reasoning In Computer Generated Forces : A Survey Of Computer Generated Forces Systems And How They Represent And Reason About Terrain" (1996). Institute for Simulation and Training. 220.
https://stars.library.ucf.edu/istlibrary/220