Simplifying the development of HLA-based distributed simulations with the HLA development kit software framework (DKF)
Alberto Falcone, Alfredo Garro, Simon J. E. Taylor, Anastasia Anagnostou
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Alberto Falcone, Alfredo Garro, Simon J. E. Taylor, Anastasia Anagnostou
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The IEEE 1516--2010 - Standard for Modeling and Simulation High Level Architecture (HLA) range of standards are widely used for distributed simulation, interoperability, reusability and the modeling of large-scale systems in many application domains. Although it provides several advantages, the development of distributed simulations based on the HLA standards remains a challenging task that requires a considerable effort in terms of time, cost and expertise. The HLA Development Kit software framework (DKF) is a software framework that aims to facilitate the development of HLA-based distributed simulations. This tutorial presents an overview of the DKF and a methodology for its use. Examples of the DKF in action are given from the Simulation Exploration Experience (SEE), a worldwide project led by NASA that annually gives the opportunity to build collaboratively a distributed simulation of a scientific base placed on the moon surface.
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The IEEE 1516--2010 - Standard for Modeling and Simulation High Level Architecture (HLA) range of standards are widely used for distributed simulation, interoperability, reusability and the modeling of large-scale systems in many application domains. Although it provides several advantages, the development of distributed simulations based on the HLA standards remains a challenging task that requires a considerable effort in terms of time, cost and expertise. The HLA Development Kit software framework (DKF) is a software framework that aims to facilitate the development of HLA-based distributed simulations. This tutorial presents an overview of the DKF and a methodology for its use. Examples of the DKF in action are given from the Simulation Exploration Experience (SEE), a worldwide project led by NASA that annually gives the opportunity to build collaboratively a distributed simulation of a scientific base placed on the moon surface.
Key concepts: High-level architecture, Interoperability, Reusability, Computer science, Software engineering, Distributed Interactive Simulation, Software, Distributed computing