Design Of the MDA-based HLA Simulation Technique Framework
Sun Haitao
Abstract
Sun Haitao
Abstract
According to applications of MDA in distributed simulation especially in HLA, the whole Framework of the MDA-based HLA technology has not formed, which is not good for the high-view guild for the simulation.With the view of the System ,the MDA-based HLA Simulation Technique Framework is presented to guild the development of the MDA-based Simulation.The framework is divided into two parts.One is from the static state about the model reuseability-division of the HLA system domain.The other is from the dynamic state about the MS procedure-the procedure of MDA-based HLA simulation system.Both parts are described in detail.The framework provides a high-view guide method for the further research in the simulation field.
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According to applications of MDA in distributed simulation especially in HLA, the whole Framework of the MDA-based HLA technology has not formed, which is not good for the high-view guild for the simulation.With the view of the System ,the MDA-based HLA Simulation Technique Framework is presented to guild the development of the MDA-based Simulation.The framework is divided into two parts.One is from the static state about the model reuseability-division of the HLA system domain.The other is from the dynamic state about the MS procedure-the procedure of MDA-based HLA simulation system.Both parts are described in detail.The framework provides a high-view guide method for the further research in the simulation field.
Key concepts: High-level architecture, Domain (mathematical analysis), State (computer science), Computer science, Field (mathematics), Division (mathematics), Distributed computing, Simulation