Research On The Bottom Framework Of Knowledge-based Team Simulation Training System

Team simulation training is an effective means of team training, it refers to the theimplementation of the whole team training process in virtual environment similar to thereal world. Simulation training not only provides the practice opportunities of skills for thetrainees, but also provides the necessary feedback of the action, behavior or strategy whichhas been performed or even been ignored. Simulation training can provide realistictraining experience and has the advantages of safety, low cost and flexibility comparedwith training in the real environment. Changes of training demands request the rapid andflexible building of the training content. However, the training content of the existing teamsimulation training systems often couples with the general function of the system and ishard coded in the system, which causes high cost and low efficiency of rebuilding it.This paper puts forward a bottom framework of knowledge-based team simulationtraining system by combining the concepts of knowledge engineering with thecharacteristics of team simulation training. The core idea is to abstract the activities ofskill exercise, describe them as action knowledge and store them in the knowledge base.Then it can rapidly and flexibly build the training content by assigning the actionknowledge to the trainees which means giving them the ability to exercise the responsiveskill. This paper firstly designs the framework structure and analyses its feasibility. Then itresearches on the representation of the action knowledge, as well as the representation andthe generation of the training content. Finally, it designs the technical scheme for theimplementation of the knowledge-based simulation training.