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EnglishAircraft De-icing Training Simulator ForgeFX (U.S.A.), Greg Meyers (U.S.A.), 2008 Download it Now !
Classification
SERIOUS GAME(Edugame)
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Purpose
Besides play, this title features the following intents:- Educative message broadcasting
- Training
Market
This title is used by the following domains:- State & Governement
- Military & Defence
- Corporate
Audience
This title targets the following audience:Age : 25 to 35 years old / 35 to 60 years old
Professionals
Gameplay
The gameplay of this title is Game-based(designed with stated goals)
Comments
Taxonomy- "Global Ground Support is a leading manufacturer of military, airline and airport support equipment. The Global Ground Support aircraft deicing simulator was developed for extended reach aircraft deicing operators. This simulator gives Global Ground Support's customers a tool to conduct simulation-based training and testing, allowing operators to prepare for deicing an aircraft year-round. They are able to become skilled with the equipment controls without having to use expensive real-world materials and risk damage to an expensive aircraft or deicer. Adobe Director allowed ForgeFX to develop a virtual world where complex maneuvers with expensive equipment and materials can be trained for, tested, and assessed - all in a safe, risk-free, and low cost environment."
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The Global Ground Support Deicing Simulator is a 3D computer-based training simulation system that provides an operator with the ability to practice and take a “performance test” while performing a virtual aircraft deicing process in a 3D environment. The operator of the simulation has full control over the boom arm, cab rotation, truck location, nozzle settings, cab lights, type of plane, time of day, and weather conditions. This gives Global Ground Support the ability to train all of their operators on the functionality of the real-world deicer without incurring the associated costs or having to wait for a storm. The simulation tracks the performance of users and records their scores for review by the instructor. Users are scored on their performance in regards to the factors of the deicing process, including amount of contaminant removed, time taken, gallons of fluid used, no-spray area violations, and aircraft collisions. This scoring system allows operators to compete against each other and have fun while learning the correct procedures. Clearly, operators require experiential training, but preferably not with the actual planes or deicing equipment until after they are familiar with the equipment, weather conditions, and procedures. Traditional training and videos turn operators into passive audience members, while a simulation turns operators into active participants. Operators are able to become skilled with the equipment controls without having to use expensive real-world materials and risk damage to expensive aircraft during training sessions.
Distribution : Commercial
Platform(s) : PC (Windows)