09E-SIW-014 core technical framework study: a service framework for distributed simulations in net-centric environments

Authors:
Robert Suzić;Qi Huang;Per M. Gustavsson;Jan Tegnér;Choong-Ho Yi
Affiliations:
Combitech AB, SE, Sundbyberg;Saab AB, Nettovägen, Jarfalla;Training Systems and Information Fusion, Saab AB, Storgatan, SE Skövde;Saab AB, SE Uppsala;Combitech AB, SE Sundbyberg
Venue:
SIW '09 Proceedings of the 2009 SISO European Simulation Interoperability Workshop
Year:
2009

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Abstract

The goal of the Core Technical Framework study is to define a framework that promotes secure, multinational distributed simulation. The main domains targeted are Training, Simulation Based Acquisition (SBA), Concept Development and Experimentation (CD&E). The framework benefits from, and can be easily integrated with, Enterprise Architecture Frameworks descriptions compliant to NAF and MODAF. This paper will describe a Service Framework for Distributed Simulations in a net centric environment, enabling a closer integration of heterogeneous simulation architectures, simulation assets and support for automation of Exercise management. By using a service paradigm for distributed simulations, assets and functionalities may be packaged and reused. As an example, a federate may be reused and shared by different federations and different stakeholders.