Papers

Can We Trust LLM-Generated Code? A Quantitative Verification Study
Tuesday, 2 December, 1400 -1530 Room 320A

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Data Traceability for Complex, Distributed Live, Virtual, Constructive Simulation Events
Wednesday, 3 December, 0830–1000 • Room 320D

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Tutorials

Live, Virtual, And Constructive (LVC) Interoperability 101

Monday, 1 December | 1030-1200 | 330AB

The purpose of this tutorial is to provide managers the necessary insight needed to support intelligent decision making when employing LVC to solve their needs. The tutorial will discuss the various solutions and domains of the technology and how it can potentially support their LVC needs. The tutorial provides a relevant use case as the mechanism to explain the concepts and the solutions required to achieve success. The tutorial will provide management-level insight into interoperability solutions and standards like Distributed Interactive Simulation (DIS), High Level Architecture (HLA), and the Test and Training Enabling Architecture (TENA) product line.

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A Process for Distributed LVC Event Integration and Execution

Monday, 1 December | 1245-1415 | Room 330AB

This tutorial is beneficial for anyone involved in the planning, integration, and execution of distributed LVC events. The tutorial will provide an overview of the complete process, but selected steps are described in more detail. The goal of the process is to produce a verified distributed LVC environment to conduct an event.  While the process described in this tutorial was developed to support distributed LVC Test & Evaluation, it also applies to research & development, training, and experimentation.

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Focus Events

Certified Modeling & Simulation Professional 3.0

Monday, 1 December | 1430-1530 | Room 320A

Attendees to this event will learn the motivators behind starting CMSP, its evolution, and future plans. Then, currently certified professionals within the corporate community, will describe why they became certified, how it has impacted their careers, and why others in industry should attain this valuable designation.

 

Live Technology Demonstrations and Briefings

Booth 2213 | During Exhibit Hours

Ask to see a live demonstration or briefing of these cutting-edge technology solutions.

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Interactive Multimedia Instruction (IMI)

In addition to classroom instruction, Trideum has extensive experience in developing Distance Learning (DL) products. Our DL courseware integrates traditional multimedia elements—text, video, audio, and images—with advanced technologies such as avatars and artificial intelligence to deliver learning activities (Levels I–IV) that promote learner engagement, application of knowledge, and meaningful feedback on their understanding.

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Automated Data Utilization Labeling/Tagging (ADULT)

ADULT is an automated system that ingests, characterizes, indexes, labels, searches, and queries unstructured data using unsupervised learning, natural language processing, and generative AI applications.

It allows for the quick creation of better training materials and event content, significantly improving the quality, efficiency, and relevance of training programs. It allows instructors to efficiently search thousands of documents for up-to-date and pertinent information and consolidate relevant topics into meaningful products.

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Virtual Drone Collective Trainer (VDCT)

VDCT is a plugin for the Army’s program-of-record collective training software, Virtual Battlespace (VBS). VDCT enables the integration of small unmanned aerial systems (sUAS), counter-sUAS (CsUAS), and drone swarm capabilities into a risk-free virtual collective training environment.

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Threat Counter-Artificial Intelligence (TCAI)

This software solution provides the framework, delivery architecture and interfaces to test cognitive systems in operational environments. TCAI is designed for maximum flexibility and modularity. It can be integrated with a wide range of radiofrequency (RF) communication transmitter equipment suites. It also deploys attack generators to demonstrate the capability of the TCAI software.

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Advancing Operational Test Infrastructure (AOTI) Tool Suite

A suite of software applications developed for operational test that enables data context, lineage and traceability throughout the test life cycle.

The AOTI tool suite includes integrated data collection planning, mission planning, and test preparation/ monitoring capabilities.

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STE Tactical Operational & Retrieval Model (STORM)

STORM is a Large Language Model (LLM)-based tool for post-mission analysis. This tool allows users to ask questions about training or mission data, which an LLM agent converts into SQL queries, then executes to provide statistical insights or data visualizations. With retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) integration, responses remain accurate and mission-focused. Utilizing data preprocessing and aggregation, this capability turns raw data into actionable intelligence.

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Data AI/ML Capabilities

A comprehensive overview of multiple Data and AI/ML-related solutions available for implementation, customization and rapid delivery. These solutions support training through the ability to collect, process, and store data across a complex training environment in near-real-time during an event in order to support individual and collective training evaluations, as well as after action reviews (AARs).

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MBCRA Automation Tool (MAT)

A deployable, client-server application that streamlines Mission-Based Cyber Risk Assessments (MBCRA) by automating risk assessment processes such as the DoD’s Cyber TableTop (CTT) and the USAF’s MRAP-C. Our experts lead tailored wargaming exercises designed to increase awareness and uncover the biggest cyber risks to operations.

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Trideum is proud to sponsor multiple activities at this year’s event:

• Cyber Pavilion
• Top Under 40
• Scholarship
• STEM Pavilion
• Serious Games Showcase & Challenge
• 5K Walk, Run or Roll
• Golf Tournament