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SISO SIWzie award winner ABSTRACT: Spaceflight is difficult, dangerous and expensive; human spaceflight even more so. In order to mitigate some of the danger and expense, professionals in the space domain have relied, and continue to rely, on computer simulation. Simulation is used at every level including concept, design, analysis,
ABSTRACT: Over the last decades the size of scenarios in distributed simulation has grown considerably, for example in defense training. There is also a demand for larger number of federates within exercises. This means that federation scalability is an area of growing importance. The developers of HLA foresaw this and
The Swedish Air Force successfully demonstrated their Door Gunner Trainer Prototype at the recent Air Defence days at the Malmen Air Base. The event was one part of the celebration of the Swedish Air Force 90 year anniversary. The Trainer Prototype takes advantage of COTS technology and Open Standards to deliver low cost tactical
The most widely used federation object model used in defense simulation is the Real-Time Platform Reference FOM, standardized by SISO. The RPR FOM is also part of the NATO Education and Training FOM (NETN FOM). Pitch has lead the development of the latest version, RPR FOM 2.0, that has now
ABSTRACT: Version 2 of the Real-time Platform Reference FOM (RPR FOM) has recently been finalized. It is the most widely used FOM for defense simulations. The original purpose of the RPR FOM was to facilitate interoperability between the DIS protocol and HLA federations. Today it is often also used as
ABSTRACT: Across defence, training equipment, data and scenarios are likely to have different classification levels. Thus it is sometimes necessary for training to be carried out using a federation of participating systemsrunning at different classification levels, but without compromising security rules. This is usually done using guards and filters to
Authors: Michael Mifsud, Björn Löfstrand, Jon Lloyd.Publication: NATO Modelling and Simulation Group (NMSG) Multi-Workshop [MSG-126], STO-MP-MSG-126-022 NATO Website
Authors: Wim Huiskamp, Adrian Voiculet, Erdal Cayirci, Björn Löfstrand, Bharat Patel, Lionel Khimeche, Kevin Heffner, Nico de Reus, Jean-Louis Igarza, Jeroen Voogd, Manfred Roza, Niels Krarup-Hansen.Publication: M&S Journal 07/2014; 9(2):16 Download the full paper (pdf)
ABSTRACT: The United Kingdom (UK) Ministry of Defence’s (MOD) Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) have sponsored two key development activities relating to the OneSAF Computer Generated Forces (CGF) system and development of a Common Chemical, Biological and Radiological (CBR) modelling capability. The first is an interface to enable OneSAF