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Overview of HLA and RTI DMSO Standards

Given by Geoffrey Fox but selected by W. Furmanski from DMSO at ARL Training Session IMT Dec 4 97 on Dec 4 97. Foils prepared Nov 29 97

This selects from the major DMSO HLA Training Resource at
Core Material
and Additional Material
This selects from HLA Overview, HLA Process and Policy
RTI 1.0 Tutorial, Time Management in the HLA, HLA Object Model Template (OMT)
and HLA Interface Specification
From additional material resource, we select Object Model Development Tools (OMDT)

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1 DMSO High Level Architecture Overview
2 DoD M&S Strategy: An Analogy to City Planning
3 How Did We Get Here?
4 High-Level Architecture Definition Process
5 Some Terminology
6 Some More Terminology
7 HLA Comprises Three Components: Rules, Runtime Infrastructure, Templates
8 A Federation Must Play by the Rules
9 Each Federate Must Play By the Rules
10 HLA Object Model Template
11 OMT Components
12 Object Class Structure Table (Template)
13 Object Interaction Table (Roughly Methods in CORBA)
14 Attribute/Parameter Table
15 Architecture Splits Functions Between Simulations and Runtime Infrastructure
16 In RTI 1.0, a Federate Process Contains Federate and RTI Code
17 Some RTI Services Are Initiated by Federate, Some by RTI
18 In the Beginning, There's an RTI Executive...
19 A Federate, Acting as a Federation Execution Manager, Creates a Federation Execution
20 Other Federates Join the Federation Execution
21 Hierarchy of Simulations
22 Federation Object Model (FOM) Defines Each Federation's Realm of Discourse
23 Interactions Represent Events in Time
24 Run-Time Infrastructure Provides Six Categories of Services
25 Federation Management Services
26 Declaration Management
27 Object Management Lets Federates See Each Other's Objects
28 Object Management Services
29 Ownership Management Allows Shared Responsibility for Simulating an Object
30 Ownership May Be Pushed to Another Federate
31 Ownership May Be Pulled from Another Federate
32 Time Management
33 Challenge: Time Management Interoperability
34 Logical Time
35 Time Management Services
36 Example: Event Driven Federate
37 Data Distribution Management
38 The Role of the Federate in DDM
39 The Role of the RTI in DDM
40 Illustration of DDM services
41 HLA Object Model development process and supporting tools
42 Introduction
43 HLA FEDEP Model
44 OMDTs aka HLA ComponentWare
45 AEgis OMDT (COM Object Model)
46 TASC OMDT(Java(bean) Object Model)
47 HLA Object Model Library
48 Object Model Data Dictionary System (OMDDS)
49 Use Case: Developing a New FOM
50 Data Interchange Formats
51 HLA DIFs
52 Access to the HLA OM Tool Suite
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