Combat Management System Simulator DISPLAY¶

CMSDisplay is the frontend component providing UI for the Combat Management System Simulator/Game.

Based on AngularJS and built using reactive programming and Leaflet map features.

CMSDisplay is a Kafka subscriber off [TrackHandler](https://gitlab.com/fernando.engineer/cms/TrackHandler) CMS microservice component, and also do HTTP API REST requests to it.

Components¶

Map¶

Map Component is the main activity, provides the world map where everything happens.<br>
Track is the main entity of the CMS and is basically a ship (but can also be another kind of object travelling in the world, e.g a Missile WEAPON! So take care!)<br>
Through the map is possible visualize and select Tracks.<br>
For each Track is also possible visualize some of its interesting characteristcs for instance:

- The route history (represented by a dashed line behind it) - The projected route (represented by a thin solid line starting from its bow) - The projected route (represented by a thin solid line starting from its bow) - The size of the projected route is a consequence of the Track SoG (Speed Over Groud) and its default value represent 1 hour of navigation at that given speed. - The Self-Noise produced, represented by a orange Circle Marker around the Track. - The noise is assumed isotropical and its range depends also from Track Speed, but also other parameters from Track specification (namely Self-Noise parameters) - The area represented by the self noise is the area where the Track is vulnerable to be detected by a passive Sonar (so don't speed up too much or you'll be discovered, which reminds us of our next feature..) - The detection area of your passive Sonar, represented by a blue [Arc Marker](https://www.npmjs.com/package/leaflet-marker-arc) around the Track. - The passive Sonar azimuth and distance range are Track built-in parameter from Track specification and can be changed only if you replace your equipment (coming soon ;)) - Passive Sonar characteristics can also be affected by the sea conditions (also coming soon ;)) The detection area of your active Radar, represented by a green [Arc Marker](https://www.npmjs.com/package/leaflet-marker-arc) around the Track. - The Radar bean azimuth, distance range and antenna speed rotation are also Track built-in parameters from Track specification.

Track-List¶

Components witch provides a list of existing Tracks on the CMS.<br> The list can be minimized and when expanded present the Track Id and Name providing tracking selection capabilities.<br> When [TrackHandler](https://gitlab.com/fernando.engineer/cms/TrackHandler) is on, its color is green, when the server is of, its changes to red.

TrackInfo¶

Component providing real time information about the selected Track, its Tactical Situation, Performance and Specification.<br> Through this component is possible to control the The Track, if it belongs to you, including the following actions: - Self-Destruction: - Clicking this button a delete HTTP API request will be sent to [TrackHandler](https://gitlab.com/fernando.engineer/cms/TrackHandler) and your ship will be destroyed. - Kinematic Control: - Using the "-" and "+" buttons around CoG (Course Over Ground) and SoG (Speed Over Ground) [TrackHandler](https://gitlab.com/fernando.engineer/cms/TrackHandler) will be requested to change its values. - Please be aware that as in real life, your maneuver is not automatic: The time your ship will take to meet the speeds and ordered courses also depends on constructive factors. (notably 'Tactical Performance' parameters, also displayed in the TrackInfo component). - While the Current CoG and SoG is not the ordered ones, the values transition is highlighed in red in the TrackInfo. - Launch Weapon: - Clicking it, your ship will launch a Missile (that is a new Track in the CMS) if your ship have available weapons. The TrackInfo panel can be partial or fully minimized.<br> When [TrackHandler](https://gitlab.com/fernando.engineer/cms/TrackHandler) is on, its color is blue, when the server is of, its changes to red.

Track-Alerts¶

Components witch provides a list of CMS Alerts.<br> The list can be minimized and when expanded present the alerts sent by other CMS components (e.g [TrackHandler](https://gitlab.com/fernando.engineer/cms/TrackHandler)).&lt;br> When [TrackHandler](https://gitlab.com/fernando.engineer/cms/TrackHandler) is on, its color is yellow, when the server is of, its changes to red.