Emergency Training Simulation Design

Simulation – Simulation Interoperability with the Microsaint Simulation Software and COM Services

•COM services developed as a new feature for Microsaint

•COM services allow communication between Microsaint and other software applications

•Examples of COM Services application

•Course of Action Training Tool (CATT)

•Combat Automation Requirements Testbed (CART)

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	Communication is key to successful operations of business, military and health care systems. In general, two types of communications are sought: dynamic data exchange during simulation runs directly between simulations and sharing data between simulation runs through a central repository.
	COM Services was developed using the Component Object Model.

	CATT – a technical approach for providing mission training for helicopter pilots on the dynamic conditions and alternative courses of action. The user would be able to access a GUI component that would communicate through COM Services with the Micro Saint simulations.

	CART – developed under the Air Force Research Laboratory. The addition of an adaptive simulation interoperability environment allowed CART models to communicate with other simulations.

	(Schunk et. al., 2001)