Papers

The purpose of the SISO Real-time Platform Reference FOM (RPR FOM) version 3 is to support real-time platform simulation, matching the capabilities of DIS 7. It will also address some issues in RPR FOM 2. RPR FOM 3 is expected to be completed during 2020. Experimental versions of several FOM

2019-SIW-Presentation. Authors: Björn Möller Publication: Presentation only, Proceedings of 2019 Winter Simulation Innovation Workshop, 2019-SIW-024, Simulation Interoperability Standards Organization, February 2019 Download the full paper (pdf)

One of the main success factors of HLA is that it makes it easy to create, maintain and share federation object models (FOM) for distributed simulations. Such models can be developed and extended for almost any domain, for example defense and security, space, engineering, medicine and transportation. Particular success stories

Presentation only, Proceedings of 2018 Fall Simulation Interoperability Workshop, 18F-SIW-046, Simulation Interoperability Standards Organization, September 2018 Authors: Thomas Brännström, Stefan SandbergPublication: Simulation Interoperability Standards Organization, September 2018 Download the full paper (pdf)

SISO SIWzie award winner ABSTRACT: A first complete draft of the Simulation Interoperability Standards Organization (SISO) Space Reference Federation Object Model (FOM) has now been produced. This paper provides some insights into its capabilities and discusses the opportunity for reuse in other domains. The focus of this first version of

ABSTRACT: The SwAF Air Combat Simulation Centre (FLSC) has taken an initiative called the Air Combat FOM (AC-FOM), which extends the RPR-FOM v.2.0 standard reference Federation Object Model (FOM) to better support aerial combat simulation and further enhance the level of interoperability between various internal and external simulation components. As