TTX Terminology

2. A type of operations-based exercise used to validate a single, specific function.
3. A specific activity players must perform to meet an expected action.
5. The uncontrolled addition of new players, activities, or hazards into an exercise.
7. Organizations whose interests must be represented in all phases of the exercise.
11. Aspects of the exercise that deviate from reality to ensure objectives can be met.
13. A document identifying corrective actions and timeframes for completion.

1. The specific actions assigned to individuals or agencies to resolve any weaknesses, deficiencies or resource gaps observed during the exercise.
4. Intentionally adding more to the exercise than is required by the scope.
6. The overarching term for a simulation used for training and validation.
8. The backdrop of the exercise and is used to drive exercise action. The scenario consists of a description of the hazard and the events surrounding the emergency situation. The scenario is delivered to the exercise players through a narrative.
9. The method (story, video, report) used to provide scenario details to players.
10. A chronological timeline of player actions and scripted messages (Acronym).
12. The call made to signal the official beginning of the exercise.