DMCA
OneSAF Objective System: Toolkit Supporting User and Developer Lifecycles within a Multi-Domain Modeling and Simulation Environment
BibTeX
@MISC{Wittman_onesafobjective,
author = {Robert L. Wittman and Ph. D and Ltc John Surdu},
title = {OneSAF Objective System: Toolkit Supporting User and Developer Lifecycles within a Multi-Domain Modeling and Simulation Environment},
year = {}
}
Share
 |
 |
 |
 |
||
OpenURL
Abstract
Abstract. OneSAF Objective System (OOS) is the next generation simulation system planned to provide the U.S. Army with an entity-level simulation to serve three modeling and simulation (M&S) domains. The Army’s primary need for developing the OOS is centered on reducing duplication of M&S investments by replacing multiple legacy simulations. The number and types of users impacted are significant. In addition, the OOS is postured as an open-architecture, opensource application. As such, the OneSAF program will put source code into to the hands of a vast number of software developers within and supporting the DoD. In developing a toolkit supporting the various use cases, the OneSAF program studied the lifecycle needs of the perspective users and developers to include development, deployment, maintenance, exercise/experiment preparation, scenario execution, and post execution analysis/AAR. 1.
Keyphrases
onesaf objective system simulation environment multi-domain modeling developer lifecycles onesaf program entity-level simulation opensource application lifecycle need vast number source code post execution analysis aar perspective user experiment preparation scenario execution u.s. army army primary need multiple legacy simulation various use case software developer next generation simulation system
