The model also allows the user to specify the flight paths to be followed by each aircraft in the scenario, as well as the tactics, techniques, and procedures to be employed by the aircraft. This flexibility allows the user to perform useful what-if analyses by changing threat laydowns, aircraft mission plans, and ASE suites. A typical analysis performed with IBDsim includes perhaps 40 runs of a scenario, each with a different random number stream, to take advantage of the Monte Carlo characteristics of the model. The results from each run are then summarized to provide a high statistical confidence level in the model's results. The output from the model can provide data on survivability, loss exchange, and mission effectiveness.
Engagement data is available for each engagement in each run of the model.
This will allow more time for the mishap investigation part of the course. Although it is not necessary to attend all five days of the course, it is strongly recommended that you do so if you desire to obtain the skills and knowledge to become an effective fire pattern investigator. If you have any fire related responsibilities, you will benefit from this course. A great deal of accurate and detailed data is needed by government organizations and contractors involved in survivability projects. Frequently, required data is not available in a single location.