A Case Study for the Naval Training Meta-FOM (NTMF): Analyzing the Requirements from MAGTF FOM
Abstract
An analysis of a representative cross section of Naval simulation/stimulation & training systems highlighted that the battle-spaces represented in these systems differ in both content and resolution. These differences currently preclude Naval training systems from operating together in a meaningful way. In response, the Navy Modeling and Simulation Office (NAVMSMO) together with NAVSEA PMS430 has sponsored the development of a Naval Training Meta-Federation Object Model (FOM) (NTMF). The NTMF is being developed by inputs from the Navy M&S trainer experts in response to the DoD M&S vision of interoperability and consistency. The NTMF is focused on providing the mechanism to deliver a synthetic battlespace representation that is interoperable and consistent for use by Navy and Marine Corps trainers. The NTMF will contribute to the DoD vision through interaction and communication between participating simulations/stimulations, and it will be the basis for the creation of a common synthetic battle-space representation. This paper will begin with an overview of the NTMF. Next we will discuss recent developments within the Marine Air Ground Task Force (MAGTF) FOM. Lastly, we will analyze the MAGTF FOM requirements and their impact to the development of the NTMF, as well as additional topics for inclusion within the NTMF.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jun 01, 2002
- Accession Number
- ADA467612
Entities
People
- Doug Clark
- Ranjeev Mittu
Organizations
- United States Naval Research Laboratory