Creating Dynamic Radar Models for Large-Scale Simulations

The role of simulation has increased during the last
few years due to an increasing complexity of
components and the rising number of objects involved
in large-scale systems. This book gives an
introduction of utilising the High-Level Architecture
(HLA, IEEE 1516-2000) to simulate an airborne radar
federate able to detect objects on ground. It
provides an overview of HLA, giving engineers the
ability to simulate complex systems in large networks
with many simulation participants and introduces a
common scenario to show the abilities of the
aircraft-attached radar model.

Autorentext

Michael Pietsch graduated from the University of AppliedSciences, Ulm, Germany, with a diploma degree in ComputerEngineering in 2006. Sincethen he is working in the field of satellite on-board computersimulation.

Klappentext

The role of simulation has increased during the lastfew years due to an increasing complexity ofcomponents and the rising number of objects involvedin large-scale systems. This book gives anintroduction of utilising the High-Level Architecture(HLA, IEEE 1516-2000) to simulate an airborne radarfederate able to detect objects on ground. Itprovides an overview of HLA, giving engineers theability to simulate complex systems in large networkswith many simulation participants and introduces acommon scenario to show the abilities of theaircraft-attached radar model.