NASA NTRS ยท 20020033165
Rapidly Re-Configurable Flight Simulator Tools for Crew Vehicle Integration Research and Design
Abstract
While simulation is a valuable research and design tool, the time and difficulty required to create new simulations (or re-use existing simulations) often limits their application. This report describes the design of the software architecture for the Reconfigurable Flight Simulator (RFS), which provides a robust simulation framework that allows the simulator to fulfill multiple research and development goals. The core of the architecture provides the interface standards for simulation components, registers and initializes components, and handles the communication between simulation components. The simulation components are each a pre-compiled library 'plugin' module. This modularity allows independent development and sharing of individual simulation components. Additional interfaces can be provided through the use of Object Data/Method Extensions (OD/ME). RFS provides a programmable run-time environment for real-time access and manipulation, and has networking capabilities using the High Level Architecture (HLA).
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Pritchett, Amy R.. 2002-01-01. Rapidly Re-Configurable Flight Simulator Tools for Crew Vehicle Integration Research and Design. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20020033165
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