Verification, Validation, and Accreditation (VV&A) are three distinct processes which gather and evaluate evidence to determine whether a model’s or simulation's capabilities, accuracy, correctness, and usability are sufficient to support its intended uses.
The Recommended Practices Guide (RPG) describes these VV&A processes from a number of perspectives. The RPG covers the different roles and responsibilities of the various participants; discusses special topics associated with VV&A; identifies tools and techniques, and provides reference material on related areas.
Basics of VV&A
An introduction to VV&A.
Detailed descriptions of the roles and responsibilities when performing VV&A.
Concepts critical to successful VV&A implementation.
Supplemental Information & Reports
Perspectives on VV&A.
Downloadable figures from the RPG and useful templates for documenting VV&A results.
Terms and definitions used for VV&A, and specifically, in the VV&A RPG.
DoD Armed with Science: Virtual Gaming = Military Training
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