Extensible Modeling and Simulation Framework (XMSF)              Concept Demonstrations, I/ITSEC 2002

To demonstrate Web-based technologies shaping the XMSF concept, students and faculty from the Naval Postgraduate School, together with project partners SAIC, GMU, and others in industry and academia, are preparing a set of demonstrations for the Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation, and Education Conference (I/ITSEC) to be held in Orlando, Florida Dec 2-6 2002.

XMSF demonstrations will be conducted in a booth on the I/ITSEC display floor. See XMSF Proposed Booth Layout.

Demonstrations

• Lt James Harney, US Navy, Computer Science Curriculum, Naval Postgraduate School:  Analyzing Tactical Effectiveness for Anti-Terrorist Force Protection (AT/FP) Using X3D Graphics and Agent-Based Simulation
• Capt Khaled Mnif, Tunisia, Army, MOVES Curriculum, Naval Postgraduate School:  XML Tactical Scenario Database
• Jeffrey Weekley, Research Associate, The MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School:  AUV Mission Visualization in the Littoral Battlespace
• Capt James Neushul, USMC, Computer Science curriculum, Naval Postgraduate School:  3D Visualization of Real Terrain Using an XML Schema Definition of the Digital Terrain Elevation Data Specification
• Andrzej Kapolka, Research Associate, The MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School
  Don McGregor, Research Faculty, The MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School:  NPSNET-V: Distributed, Scalable, Persistent, Massively Multi-Player Virtual Environments
• Ltjg Ekrem Serin, Turkey, Navy, Computer Science Curriculum, Naval Postgraduate School:  Dynamic Protocols
• Capt Claude Hutton, USMC, Computer Science Curriculum, Naval Postgraduate School:  3D Visualization for Planning Non-Combatant Evacuation Operations (NEOs) and United States Embassy Reinforcements
• Ed Sims, Ph.D., CTO, Vcom3D
  Curt Blais, Research Associate, The MOVES Institute, Naval Postgraduate School:  Humanoid Animation

Maintainer: Curt Blais (clblais@nps.navy.mil)
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