A real-time, three-dimensional moving platform visualization tool

A real-time, three-dimensional moving platform visualization tool

by Michael J. Zyda

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Inexpensive, three-dimensional vehicle simulators are important visualization tools, that can enhance training and serve as low-cost platforms for testing mobility expert system algorithms. The moving vehicle simulator is an interactive, real-time system that displays a dynamic, three dimensional, out-the-window view of the terrain from any vehicle. The simulator has two modes of operation: stand-alone or networked. The networked mode facilitates a missile/target war gaming environment. The simulator can easily be adopted for use with a variety of computation resources on the network.

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