Abstract: An augmented reality boating and fishing system includes a client device comprising a client application, a computing system comprising a server-based application and a database datastore comprising topobathy data that are presented as data elevation model (DEM) data of a water body. The client application accesses the server-based application and the database datastore via a network connection. The server-based application includes an augmented reality (AR) engine, a computing algorithm, and a rendering engine. The AR engine receives the DEM data of the water body and environmental factor inputs and uses the computing algorithm to calculate fish probability distributions of various types of fish within the water body. The rendering engine fuses the calculated fish probability distributions and DEM data and generates an AR composite image that is viewed via the client device.

Abstract: An integrated modeling and analysis system (IMAS) receives documents containing information relating to an overall operations system from a number of integrated product teams (IPTs). The IMAS creates a model architecture of the overall system the information received from the participating IPTs. The IMAS automatically imports the information without any interaction from support personnel. A discrete event modeling (DES) application in communication with the IMAS creates a DES model based on the model architecture in the IMAS. The DES application runs a simulation on the model generating statistical data relating to the overall system for analysis. The statistical data generates output reports in a format compatible with the analysis tools of the user. The IMAS includes a customizable user interface which allows a stakeholder to link and control the modeling information received from all other participating IPTs. Prior simulations and results can be archived for later reference.

Abstract: An integrated modeling and analysis system (IMAS) receives documents containing information relating to an overall operations system from a number of integrated product teams (IPTs). The IMAS creates a model architecture of the overall system the information received from the participating IPTs. The IMAS automatically imports the information without any interaction from support personnel. A discrete event modeling (DES) application in communication with the IMAS creates a DES model based on the model architecture in the IMAS. The DES application runs a simulation on the model generating statistical data relating to the overall system for analysis. The statistical data generates output reports in a format compatible with the analysis tools of the user. The IMAS includes a customizable user interface which allows a stakeholder to link and control the modeling information received from all other participating IPTs. Prior simulations and results can be archived for later reference.