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4 May 2012 Software as a service approach to sensor simulation software deployment
Steven Webster, Gordon Miller, Gregory Mayott
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Abstract
Traditionally, military simulation has been problem domain specific. Executing an exercise currently requires multiple simulation software providers to specialize, deploy, and configure their respective implementations, integrate the collection of software to achieve a specific system behavior, and then execute for the purpose at hand. This approach leads to rigid system integrations which require simulation expertise for each deployment due to changes in location, hardware, and software. Our alternative is Software as a Service (SaaS) predicated on the virtualization of Night Vision Electronic Sensors (NVESD) sensor simulations as an exemplary case. Management middleware elements layer self provisioning, configuration, and integration services onto the virtualized sensors to present a system of services at run time. Given an Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) environment, enabled and managed system of simulations yields a durable SaaS delivery without requiring user simulation expertise. Persistent SaaS simulations would provide on demand availability to connected users, decrease integration costs and timelines, and benefit the domain community from immediate deployment of lessons learned.
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Steven Webster, Gordon Miller, and Gregory Mayott "Software as a service approach to sensor simulation software deployment", Proc. SPIE 8403, Modeling and Simulation for Defense Systems and Applications VII, 84030I (4 May 2012); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.920759
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

Computer simulations

Clouds

Computer architecture

Control systems

Web services

Virtual reality

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