+ News - 2005
RAM Laboratories Invited to Demonstrate DSAP Technology at the SIW Conference
San Diego, CA - March 22nd, 2005 - RAM Laboratories has been invited to demonstrate the company's DSAP (Dynamic Situation Assessment and Prediction) Framework as part of the Network Centric M&S Demonstrations at the Spring 2005 Simulation Interoperability Workshop (SIW). The demonstration will take place MONDAY EVENING April 4, 2005 at the Hilton San Diego Mission Valley.
RAM Laboratories' DSAP Framework, developed in conjunction with the Air Force Research Laboratory, addresses the needs of the war fighting community by leveraging computing resources across distributed grids to provide a capability in support of operational assessment, dynamic Course Of Action (COA) planning and analysis. The demonstration will focus on providing both dynamic situation awareness and dynamic prediction capabilities through the use of a Multiple Replication Framework that distributes predictive simulations of COAs and their alternatives across a computing grid, while evaluating the simulations in comparison with both simulated real-time updates and simulation-based state estimation of operations. This demonstration will use JSAF (Joint SemiAutomated Forces) for its COA analysis components and will simulate TBMCS inputs for demonstrating calibration with the operational picture.
The SISO Spring 05 SIW will provide a forum for conversation among Warfighters and developers regarding standards for development and employment of M&S within the services' network centric warfare environments such as FORCEnet and FCS, including M&S in support of training, operations, and acquisition of FORCEnet, FCS, or Global Information Grid-related capabilities.
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