SOFTWARE ACQUISITION


FIGURE 2 DATA SHARING WITH EASE


The web-enabled interface will facilitate a service-oriented architecture that provides data sharing between the simulation and each service to provide the desired additional modeling or effect. (Graphic by the authors and USAASC)


FIGURE 2 KEY AAR: After-action review


AFSIM: Advanced Framework for Simulation, Integration and Modeling AOS: Army organization server


CPCE: Command Post Computing Environment DAC PK: Data analysis center


DEVCOM DIG ENG— U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command digital engineering


EADSIM: Extended air defense simulation


ESS: Entity-simulation service EW: Electronic warfare


FIRES/AMD: Fires and air and missile defense


FIRE SIMXXI: Fire simulation


GFIM: Global Force Information Management GRND MOB: Ground mobility


ITASE: Integrated threat analysis and simulation environment


JLCCTC: Joint Land Component Constructive Training Capability JLVC: Joint live virtual constructive JSAF: Joint Semi-Automated Forces


MOSA: Modular open-systems approach NGTS: Next generation threat system OneSAF: One Semi-Automated Forces


OPSIM: Officer planning and simulation model PNT: Positioning, navigation and timing SIM: Simulation TMT: Training management tool TSS: Training simulation software WARSIM: Warfighters' simulation


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