Analysis and Design using Distributed Simulation

Abstract

Military Simulation and Training (MS&T) Master Plan of Defense Technology Institution (DTI) has intended to build the next generation training simulators. In addition, these systems must be integrated and interoperated under disparate distributed virtual environment. Dealing with single or multi-architecture for simulation environment, it is necessary that the best practice system engineering must be employed. Distributed Simulation Engineering and Execution Process (DSEEP) is a suitable standard for this purpose because it is formulated as a system development life cycle (SDLC) for MS&T. Thus, it is the objective in this paper to investigate how DSEEP can help the developers in building this type of simulator. Command Post Exercise (CPX) requirements are adopted as a problem domain, and analysis and design of the system will follow DSEEP steps. The work results will be analyzed and explained.