VSAT's Services and Capabilities

VSAT is a group of world class experts in engineering, training analysis and operations experts of simulators and training systems. We apply the latest state-of-the-art in simulation technology and methodologies to your simulation and training needs.  VSAT’s Core Competencies include:

1.     Training System Requirements Analysis (TSRA)
2.     Training Effectiveness Evaluation
3.     Training System Aquisition Support
4.     Test and Evaluation
5.     Simulated Force Cueing
6.     Visualization (Roads, Infrastructure, Transportation)

TSRA

VSAT’s Training System Requirements Analysis (TSRA) Process is a logical systematic process to identify training requirement for new aircrew training systems, as well as for revisions to existing systems, ensuring the customer gets exactly the data needed for the intended use. It allows carefully tailored application of the processes from very simple systems to very complex systems. MORE

AQUISITION AND SUPPORT

VSAT is ready to support government, prime contractors, and sub-tier contractors in all phases of acquisition of simulators, training systems, and component developments. MORE

CIVILIAN APPLICATIONS

Recognizing that the approach and procedures initially developed by VSAT for military aircrew training would apply to many training tasks in the civilian world, VSAT has begun Independent R&D programs to develop promising applications, and stands ready to assist others in pursuit of such applications. MORE

TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT

VSAT Technology Assessments provide an analysis of the technology needs and of the technology which support the needs of a current or future training system or simulation requirements. A VSAT technology assessment may be applied to any simulation application including such applications as research simulators. Where current systems exist, the technology assessment documents the shortcomings. It also identifies technical improvements that may be applied in either current or future systems. It identifies new and alternative technologies which have the potential to improve existing media capabilities and provide new alternatives.