Coalition Battle Management Language (C-BML) Study Group
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Coalition Battle Management Language (C-BML) Study Group
soSimulation Interoperability Standards Organizationwww.sisostds.orgCoalition BML study Group Report Final ReportSubmitted to: Standards Activities Co Coalition Battle Management Language (C-BML) Study Groupommittee (SAC) SISO-REF-016-2006-V1.038929Submitted by:Coalition Battle Management Language Study Group (SG) OfficersCo-Chair: Major Kevin Galvin Co-Chair: Dr Mike Hieb Vice-chair: Dr Andreas Tolk Secretary: Charles Turnitsa Editor-in-Chief: Mr Curtis Blais Technical Activity Director: James Montgom Coalition Battle Management Language (C-BML) Study Groupery (Primary)CHANGE LOGVersionDateEditorChanges1.038929BlaisSISO-REF-016-2006-V1.0THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANKiiExecutive SummaryInteroperabilitCoalition Battle Management Language (C-BML) Study Group
y across Modeling and Simulation (M&S) and Command and Control (C2) systems continues to be a significant problem for today's warfighters. M&s is wellsoSimulation Interoperability Standards Organizationwww.sisostds.orgCoalition BML study Group Report Final ReportSubmitted to: Standards Activities Co Coalition Battle Management Language (C-BML) Study Groupmation, plans, and orders more effectively. To better support the warfighter with M&s based capabilities, an open standards-based framework IS needed that establishes operational and technical coherence between C2 and M&s systems.System developers, integrators, and users have expended considerable e Coalition Battle Management Language (C-BML) Study Groupffort over the past 20 years to provide interoperability between C2 and M&s systems. This has often been motivated by the need to reduce the costs assCoalition Battle Management Language (C-BML) Study Group
ociated with inputting data into simulations that supported C2 training. The development of digitized C2 systems and the opportunity to utilize M&s tosoSimulation Interoperability Standards Organizationwww.sisostds.orgCoalition BML study Group Report Final ReportSubmitted to: Standards Activities Co Coalition Battle Management Language (C-BML) Study Grouposs these systems. The move to net-centric, network-enabled operations creates new opportunities and context within which M&s capability must support the warfighter. Furthermore, military operations are no longer conducted by single services and a single national force. Operations are increasingly j Coalition Battle Management Language (C-BML) Study Groupoint down to the tactical level and likely to be conducted within a coalition or alliance such as the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO). ThisCoalition Battle Management Language (C-BML) Study Group
leads to a requirement for multinational interoperability and the development of standards for inter-system information exchange.In September 2004, thsoSimulation Interoperability Standards Organizationwww.sisostds.orgCoalition BML study Group Report Final ReportSubmitted to: Standards Activities Co Coalition Battle Management Language (C-BML) Study Groupalition Battle Management Language (C-BML). A Terms of Reference agreement provided a statement of work for the C-BML SG, identifying the following tasks:•The study group shall conduct a paper survey identifying as many international contributions applicable to the C-BML effort as possible.•The stud Coalition Battle Management Language (C-BML) Study Groupy group shall develop a plan of how these identified efforts can contribute to a common C-BML standard and a standard framework.•The study group shallCoalition Battle Management Language (C-BML) Study Group
formulate a set of recommendations on how to proceed toward a C-BML Product Development Group (PDG).The proposed C-BML standard is the foundation of soSimulation Interoperability Standards Organizationwww.sisostds.orgCoalition BML study Group Report Final ReportSubmitted to: Standards Activities Co Coalition Battle Management Language (C-BML) Study Groupcts resulting from establishment and execution of the above tasks include, but are not limited to:•A literature survey summarizing the results of the first task.•A final report, summarizing the results of the above tasks, to be delivered during the Fall 2005 Simulation Interoperability Workshop (SIW Coalition Battle Management Language (C-BML) Study Group).iiiThroughout the life of the C-BML SG there have been 9 meetings (including telephone conferences). C-BML meetings were conducted at SIWs in the faCoalition Battle Management Language (C-BML) Study Group
ll of 2004, the spring of 2005, as well as at Euro-SIW in June, 2005. In addition, a dedicated C-BML meeting was held at the Virginia Modeling. AnalyssoSimulation Interoperability Standards Organizationwww.sisostds.orgCoalition BML study Group Report Final ReportSubmitted to: Standards Activities Co Coalition Battle Management Language (C-BML) Study Grouprticipants presented information on related projects and were tasked to provide project summaries of relevance to C-BML (see Section 2 of this report). A second dedicated meeting for C-BML was held at George Mason University (GMU) to finalize the Study Group Report. There are currently over 100 part Coalition Battle Management Language (C-BML) Study Groupicipants representing 11 nations in the C-BML SG.In parallel to C-BML SG activities, the NATO Modeling and Simulation Group (MSG) established a 12-monCoalition Battle Management Language (C-BML) Study Group
th Exploratory Team 016 (ET-16) on C-BML. The team held its first meeting in Paris in February 2005 with 7 nations represented. It endorsed the requirsoSimulation Interoperability Standards Organizationwww.sisostds.orgCoalition BML study Group Report Final ReportSubmitted to: Standards Activities Co Coalition Battle Management Language (C-BML) Study Groupe NATO MSG in October 2005 in Poland. This group anticipates using a C-BML standard developed by SISO.1Also in parallel to C-BML SG activities, following the Spring 2005 SIW in San Diego, the SAC approved establishment of a SG to examine the requirement for a Military Simulation Definition Language Coalition Battle Management Language (C-BML) Study Group(MSDL). It is a separate but related activity to C-BML. Its primary purpose is to provide initialization to simulation systems independent from the siCoalition Battle Management Language (C-BML) Study Group
mulation and scenario generation tools. The Co-chair of the C-BML SG was elected the Vice-chair of the MSDL SG to ensure there was no duplication of esoSimulation Interoperability Standards Organizationwww.sisostds.orgCoalition BML study Group Report Final ReportSubmitted to: Standards Activities Co Coalition Battle Management Language (C-BML) Study Groupterchange and MSDL IS focused on simulation initialization.A major finding of the C-BML SG is that the first version of a C-BML standard should use the de facto international standard Command and Control Information Exchange Data Model (C2IEDM) as the basis for the standard development. This aligns Coalition Battle Management Language (C-BML) Study Groupwith research already conducted by various organizations in several nations and as recommended for C2 to M&s interoperability at NATO M&s Conference MCoalition Battle Management Language (C-BML) Study Group
SG-022 (October, 2003) and more recently by the US Army M&s Executive Council (July. 2005).The C-BML SG makes the following recommendations to the SISsoSimulation Interoperability Standards Organizationwww.sisostds.orgCoalition BML study Group Report Final ReportSubmitted to: Standards Activities Co Coalition Battle Management Language (C-BML) Study Groupstatement was true when the report was submitted, several activit OS took place Since this happened. The SISO C-BML study Group results were indeed presented to the NATO MSG during their meeting in Poland in October 2005 The NATO Task Group MSG-048 on "Coalition Battle Management Language" was estab Coalition Battle Management Language (C-BML) Study Grouplished under French and U.S, co-chairtnanship, This group will closely collaborate with the SISO C-BML Product Development Group.ivsoSimulation Interoperability Standards Organizationwww.sisostds.orgCoalition BML study Group Report Final ReportSubmitted to: Standards Activities CosoSimulation Interoperability Standards Organizationwww.sisostds.orgCoalition BML study Group Report Final ReportSubmitted to: Standards Activities CoGọi ngay
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