MERIDIAN Simulation Environment

The MERIDIAN Simulation Environment (Alexandrian: Environnement de Simulation MERIDIAN; Martino: Entorno de Simulación MERIDIAN; Wechua: MERIDIAN Rikch'ariy Pacha) is a synthetic battlespace platform developed by Sarbanes-Lopez CyberSecurity and Alexandrian Analytical Solutions for the Federal Forces of Nouvelle Alexandrie. Commissioned in 1740 AN and achieving initial operational capability in 1744 AN, MERIDIAN models all three Continental Theatres of Operation (Apollonia, Eura, and Keltia) simultaneously, enabling planners to stress-test multi-front war scenarios and validate contingency plans developed by the Operations and Planning Directorate.

The platform integrates data feeds from the Nouvelle Alexandrie Satellite Surveillance System, NACAVS, and the LORKS logistics system to generate high-fidelity simulations incorporating terrain, force structures, logistics constraints, and AI-driven adversary behavior models. The Joint Warfare Analysis Center operates MERIDIAN to conduct classified war games that evaluate the coded strategic defense plans and inform the Strategic Predominance Assessments produced by the Defense Intelligence Analysis Center. Pre-war simulations conducted on MERIDIAN in late 1745 AN are credited with identifying operational approaches that contributed to the rapid success of coalition forces during the Fourth Euran War.

See also

• Joint Warfare Analysis Center
• Strategic Predominance Assessments (Nouvelle Alexandrie)
• Nouvelle Alexandrie Strategic Defense Plans
• Nouvelle Alexandrian Cyber-Electromagnetic Activities Visualization System
• Logistical Optimizer and Rapid-Knowledge-based System
• Sarbanes-Lopez CyberSecurity
• Alexandrian Analytical Solutions
• Force 1752 Initiative