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 David Heitbrink is the software engineer responsible for maintaining ISAT and he has extensive scenario authoring experience.  Contact Dave for ISAT issues at mailto:dheitbri@nads-sc.uiowa.edu.
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 Please provide the following information when requesting assistance:
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 ISAT is used extensively at NADS and is deployed for research purposes throughout the United States.  ISAT is an actively supported tool, used to develop scenarios for NADS facility simulators and miniSim.
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 In the event that you experience problems using ISAT or would like to provide feedback, please contact the miniSim support team at mailto:miniSim-Support@uiowa.edu.

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+==When You Encounter an ISAT Problem==
-At the time of this writing, most NADS tools have been tested to meet functional specifications and used extensively in research and studies conducted at the NAD. In the event that you experience any problems or would like to provide feedback, please contact Omar Ahmad at mailto:oahmad@nads-sc.uiowa.edu, or David Heitbrink at mailto:dheitbri@nads-sc.uiowa.edu. When reporting a problem, please provide the following information:
+ISAT is used extensively at NADS and is deployed for research purposes throughout the United States.  ISAT is an actively supported tool, used to develop scenarios for NADS facility simulators and miniSim.
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-<li>Your name and affiliation</li>
+<li>The version of the ISAT that you are using (the ISAT version is available from the Help >> About menu)</li>
-<li>The version of the ISAT that you are using (version information is available from the Help/About menu)</li>
-<li>The scenario and LRI that causes the reported problem</li>
 <li>A description of the problem</li>
 <li>A series of steps that need to be performed to recreate the problem</li>
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-All problems will be addressed in a timely manner in the form of a fix or a workaround.
+Problems will be addressed in a timely manner in the form of a fix or a workaround.
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 ==Document Outline==

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	The remainder of the document is organized into chapters, each covering a particular aspect of ISAT usage. Chapter 2 provides an overview of the issues involved in building scenarios for the NADS and a broad outline of the tools‟ capabilities. Chapter 3 provides an overview of the general graphical user interface features of the ISAT, including how to create new scenarios, save scenarios, navigate the synthetic environment, and so on. Chapters 4 through 9 focus on authoring components, and Chapter 10 is devoted to more advanced subjects.		The remainder of the document is organized into chapters, each covering a particular aspect of ISAT usage. Chapter 2 provides an overview of the issues involved in building scenarios for the NADS and a broad outline of the tools‟ capabilities. Chapter 3 provides an overview of the general graphical user interface features of the ISAT, including how to create new scenarios, save scenarios, navigate the synthetic environment, and so on. Chapters 4 through 9 focus on authoring components, and Chapter 10 is devoted to more advanced subjects.
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 This guide was written for an audience that‟s very familiar and comfortable with the use of a Windows based personal computer. It is expected, that readers of this document are familiar with general transportation concepts, high-fidelity driving simulation, immersive virtual environments, and the issues involved in designing scenarios.
 ==Framework==
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 Note that no matter how complex the data that is produced in the various phases of the process, the goal of the data-handling tools is to hide this complexity from the user.
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 All problems will be addressed in a timely manner in the form of a fix or a workaround.
 ==Document Outline==
 The remainder of the document is organized into chapters, each covering a particular aspect of ISAT usage. Chapter 2 provides an overview of the issues involved in building scenarios for the NADS and a broad outline of the tools‟ capabilities. Chapter 3 provides an overview of the general graphical user interface features of the ISAT, including how to create new scenarios, save scenarios, navigate the synthetic environment, and so on. Chapters 4 through 9 focus on authoring components, and Chapter 10 is devoted to more advanced subjects.

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