Training Simulation for Radar Manipulator Based on HLA
Bing Zhang
Abstract
Bing Zhang
Abstract
The usage of simulator system in military training becomes a useful means for improving the operational effectiveness. Aiming at the current problems existing in military training using the simulator, the whole design architecture of training simulator of radar’s manipulator based on HLA is proposed in this paper. The mathematic models by which the radar detects objects are established. The design method, the design requirements and the whole architecture are studied. The emphasis is put on the analysis whether the architecture and implementation scheme of the system can satisfy our requirements for reusability and flexibility of simulation components or not. The information flow of the system and a implementation scheme are given in the end.
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The usage of simulator system in military training becomes a useful means for improving the operational effectiveness. Aiming at the current problems existing in military training using the simulator, the whole design architecture of training simulator of radar’s manipulator based on HLA is proposed in this paper. The mathematic models by which the radar detects objects are established. The design method, the design requirements and the whole architecture are studied. The emphasis is put on the analysis whether the architecture and implementation scheme of the system can satisfy our requirements for reusability and flexibility of simulation components or not. The information flow of the system and a implementation scheme are given in the end.
Key concepts: Reusability, High-level architecture, Radar, Flexibility (engineering), Training (meteorology), Architecture, Scheme (mathematics), Simulation