Advanced Distributed Simulation Technology II (ADST II). High Level Architecture Constructive Performance Model (HLA CPM)

摘要

The objective of the High Level Architecture (HLA) Constructive Performance Modeling (CPM) project was to develop a performance model that can be used to investigate the ability of the HLA Run Time Infrastructure (RTI) to support large scale constructive simulations in training battlefield commanders and their staff. Specifically, the data driven model that was developed is targeted toward decision support, sensitivity analyses, and evaluating candidate system configurations that use the RTI. The project goal was accomplished. The CPM can be used to support decisions and evaluate candidate configurations that would support a specific RTI scenario. The results of the HLA Constructive Performance Model project demonstrate that a large scale constructive simulation can be modeled in advance of the exercise date. CPM techniques are much more cost effective than a try it and see if it runs approach. The detailed model of the RTI that was developed demonstrates the behaviors that an exercise controller should expect to see for a specific simulation architecture.