Mission Rehearsal System (MRES) Sub-System Clause Samples

Mission Rehearsal System (MRES) Sub-System. MRES shall create a virtual environment where the operators can practice and rehearse their missions. For the JTAMS Increment#1 missions of Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR), MRES shall be tested to ensure these missions can be rehearsed to warfighter satisfaction. MRES shall use copies of JCCS, OBD and PAMS, not the live systems. MRES shall provide a FUAV and JUGV Model called STIM to stimulate the outputs of the robots during virtual missions. MRES shall be displayed on the JCCS display. MRES shall not interact with any of the live interfaces. There shall be a one-way database connection between MRES and the JCCS historical database. This connection shall allow operators to replay actual missions in MRES and do “what if” analysis. An internal, secure one-way interface between the MRES historical database and the JRATS-JCCS Historical database shall be created. All other interfaces are internal within MRES. Internal, built-in authentication, confidentiality and non-repudiation shall be provided between the two databases MRES and JRATS-JCCS. JCCS authentication, confidentiality and non-repudiation procedures apply.
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