One more example before I move to other things. In the Community Hurricane Preparedness module by COMET (https://www.meted.ucar.edu/training_module.php?id=566), there is a very nice decision making scenario that might be said to have a low degree of fidelity or verisimilitude or whatever that other word was that we were using . BUT, it actually provides a nice simulation of the kinds of decisions emergency managers have to make, using realistic data sources, and in a self-paced format. This is used in the national Emergency Management Inistituted official curriculum in the US. (see the Decision Making section of the module)
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