Affective computing
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The paper address needs for training and simulation tools needed to address a multitude of threats to national security. In order to most effectively prevent terrorist threats, government agencies need to be able to train for extreme event scenarios that are very difficult to realistically replicate. A crucial aspect of the training challenge is to provide scalable, real-time hands-on training capability that includes not only visual demonstration and description of possible threats but also the capability for the individuals to interactively practice specific threat scenarios and be evaluated on their performance. This paper describes a bio-feedback system incorporated into the training simulator for the mission critical practices.