Complex Analysis Made Simple

At I/ITSEC, Ternion demonstrated why FLAMES is the constructive simulation framework of choice for complex system design and analysis.  Ternion's demo of the FLAMES Enhanced Analysis option showed how to easily perform Monte-Carlo analysis and parametric trade studies that vary and analyze almost any aspect of your scenario imaginable in just three simple steps.

Complex Systems Analysis in Three Simple Steps:

1. Configure the Scenario
   Specify the system concepts, design parameters, rules of engagement, and tactics and plans that you want to study.
    

2. Execute the Scenario
   Automatically and repeatedly execute for multiple design cases.
    

3. Analyze the Results
   Analyze and study the results of scenario execution using FLAMES or your preferred, third-party "design of experiments" tools.
    

Benefits of using FLAMES for Complex Analysis:

• Study almost any aspect of any scenario

• Complete complex studies quickly and easily

• Perform studies you never thought possible

• Rely on a proven COTS simulation framework

Here is a sample of FLAMES-based simulations from around the world that use the Enhanced Analysis option:

U.S. Air Force National Air & Space Intelligence Center (NASIC) Integrated Air Defense Systems (IADS) analysis simulation (Helios)

U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory, Munitions Directorate (AFRL/RW) and Vehicles Directorate (AFRL/RB) analysis tools

Northrop Grumman Modeling, Simulation, and Analysis Facility (MSAF)

Raytheon Missile Systems weapons systems analysis simulation

Raytheon Cooperative Engagement Capability (CEC) analysis system and system demonstrator

Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Lab (APL) net-centric operations analysis simulation

Boeing Advanced Combat Aircraft Division parametric aerospace system design analysis simulation

Indra for Spanish Navy air-to-ship and ship-to-ship systems analysis simulation

Israeli Air Force battlefield systems analysis simulation