The ARIES Program: A General Overview and User's Guide
Michael E. Austin
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Michael E. Austin
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Abstract : ARIES is a system simulation computer program developed by Lincoln Laboratory to study radar tracking and command-guided intercepts in a realistic radar environment. The report is the first in a series of three, and provides a broad operational perspective on the ARIES Program while avoiding those mathematical details to be found in subsequent reports in the series. Model parameters and options available to the engineer are presented, together with sufficient program structure and control information to enable a programmer to execute the ARIES Program.
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Abstract : ARIES is a system simulation computer program developed by Lincoln Laboratory to study radar tracking and command-guided intercepts in a realistic radar environment. The report is the first in a series of three, and provides a broad operational perspective on the ARIES Program while avoiding those mathematical details to be found in subsequent reports in the series. Model parameters and options available to the engineer are presented, together with sufficient program structure and control information to enable a programmer to execute the ARIES Program.
Key concepts: Computer science