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E. PARTICIPANT PACKET

Naval Postgraduate School Consent to Participate in Research

Introduction. You are invited to participate in a research study entitled Virtual

Environment Training on Mobile Devices, Supporting Arms Trainer-Mobile. United States

Marine Corps 2012 Science and Technology Plan identifies a critical Training and

Education gap in T&E STO-6: Warrior Simulation: “Marines need to train as they would

fight as small units, particularly for dismounted operations. However, live training

resources, facilities, ranges and training areas are limited. Simulation capabilities are

needed to provide real-time effects and realistically engage the senses during

challenging, rapidly reconfigurable scenarios to increase small units’ opportunities to

train when they do not have access to live resources. Develop capabilities to realistically

simulate munitions (friendly and enemy) effects within live, virtual, and constructive

training environments. Develop the ability to stimulate operational equipment used in live

training environments from virtual or constructive environments, to improve the capability

of simulations to augment and enhance live training opportunities and to reinforce

realistic training using actual equipment as often as possible in conjunction with

simulators and simulations”. The purpose of the research is to investigate mobile

devices as a platform for training simulations as it aligns with the above outlined science

and technology objective.

Procedures.

− Consent will be solicited.

− Experimental procedures will include standard Call For Fire (CFF) tasks, such as

determine self-location, determine bearing and distance to a target, and generate a

standard CFF brief.

− The expected duration in total is approximately 45 minutes:

 Consent (five minutes)

 CFF knowledge test (five minutes)

 Protocol A (15 minutes)

 Survey (five minutes)

 Protocol B (10 minutes)

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