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04-26-11, 11:24 PM | #13 | |
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You are an expert. I think they also look for newbies like me to add noise to the results. I Googled some info on optimal submarine search patterns and chose the following papers: faculty.nps.edu/awashburn/docs/MORV6N4.pdf c3uv.berkeley.edu/papers/Mcgee_acc06.pdf http://www.wired.com/wiredscience/tag/levy-flight/ It seems the choices to sweep an area are spiral in, zig-zag, or random. I tried these different approaches. In trailing the target, one can be aggressive (perhaps too much) or lay back a bit. In some of the platforms and scenarios, it is hard to get close enough to acquire a HF lock. That blind spot in the Triton that you mentioned in another post, and the speed limited HF in some cases are factors. Theory is only good for 5 minutes. Different players will react to the sub throwing decoys and the surface vessel attack in unique ways. I am wondering if the score results will be analyzed with statistics, or if they will look at each result for fastest target acquisition, closest approach of the surface attack vessel, and shortest time out of contact with the SSK while avoiding said surface attacker? I also wonder if there will be a second version with more scenarios. The SSK hasn't thrown a torpedo yet, but one should be expected. |
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