Integrated Simulation Center

The Center reflects SAIC's Vision — to solve our customers' most important business and mission-critical problems through innovative applications of technology and domain knowledge. We measure our success through the strength of our customer relationships, repeat business, and our timely delivery of quality products and capabilities.

The Center is the home to our LVC programs, including Synthetic Environment (SE) Core Architecture and Integration (A&I), U.S. Air Force Joint Mission Planning System A&I, and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's (DARPA) Real-Time Adversarial Intelligence and Decision Making (RAID) program. It is also the demonstration site for SAIC's virtual simulator and Common Driver Trainer (CDT) product lines. The CDT forms the basis of the U.S. Army's tracked, wheeled, and heavy equipment vehicle driver simulation training program of the Army's Program Executive Office for Simulation, Training and Instrumentation (PEO STRI).

Virtual Simulators Demonstrations On Site

At SAIC's Integrated Simulation Center, the following virtual simulators are on display and ready for live demonstrations:

• The Common Driver Trainer (CDT) Product Line
  • Common Driver Trainer/Stryker Variant (CDT/SV)
  • Common Driver Trainer/Mine Resistant Ambush Protected (MRAP) Cougar Variant (CDT/MCV)
• Air Mission Trainer/Rotary Wing Variant (AMT/RWV)
• Reconfigurable Cockpit Trainer

To schedule a visit and demonstration, contact David Rees at david.j.rees@saic.com.

Facility Statistics

The Integrated Simulation Center is an 11,815 square-foot facility featuring a high bay with adjacent conference and meeting space that seats up to 125. The Center, which opened in December 2007, is located in the second of SAIC's 85,000 square-foot buildings in the University of Central Florida's Research Park.