GMV

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GM-VV Study Group meeting at Fall 06 SIW
Orlando GM VV IntroductionRené JACQUART Ad
Van LIER Simone YOUNGBLOODTony MASYS
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Outline

• Scope and goal
• Issues and Rationale
• Schedule and Tasks
• SG Products
• SG proposed working mode
• Building a GM VV community
• Study group officers
• Topics to be discussed

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Scope and Goal

• Goal methodological and pragmatic contribution
  to the support of MS VV(A)
• Scope to provide the MS community with the
  foundations of a methodology that embraces a wide
  variety of MS uses and products
• federates, components, legacy models,
• scenarios, data set, results, etc

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Issues and Rationale

• Increasing role and impact of MS
• Reducing risks in MS use
• VV vs VVA Acceptance vs Accreditation
• Increased (re-)usability and compositionality
• Cost and time control
• Repository of models, data, and experimental
  frames
• Capitalization of best practices
• Complementarity (VVA Roadmap)
• Subsidiarity(w.r.t. mostly to System Engineering
  standards)

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Schedule and Tasks

• SG Schedule
• 05 April 2006 Fall SIW 2006 (3 meetings)
• Tasks
• build a GM VV community,
• organize the study group work,
• prepare progress reports,
• define a list of GM-VV future products,
• make a recommendation on how to proceed to a PDG
  and draft a Product Nomination

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First meeting Spring SIW06, Huntsville (AL, US)

• SG Introduction
• Identification of SG Products
• Election of SG GM VV officers
• Presentation and discussion of a VVA roadmap

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Second Meeting Euro-SIW, Stockholm June 18-22
2006

• Interim Report presentation
• Draft Final Report
• Draft Product Nomination
• Perspectives on PDG products and content

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Products of the SG

• Interim report (Euro-SIW06)
• Final report (Fall SIW 2006)
• assessment of the community needs
• description and analysis of issues and proposed
  solutions
• recommendations to SISO for proceeding to a PDG
• list of future GM-VV products
• Draft Product Nomination (PN) for a PDG
• Contributions to a VVA RoadMap

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Building a GM VV community

• Contributions coming from many organizations,
  projects, working groups
• US DoD/ DMSO,
• NATO,
• SISO,
• ITOP,
• National contributions Canadian SECO, Germany
  BWB/ITIS, UK MoD NITE
• REVVA project

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Building a GM VV community

• Start on different communities output
• REVVA could provide a first version of a draft
  standard or recommended practice. It shall be
  complemented by inputs from a larger community in
  consistency with other existing efforts.
• Integrate requirements, output from different
  stakeholders
• Discuss and share a common view with other
  community of interest via a common roadmap

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Building a GM VV community

• Spring SIW
• Organisation of a session (1h30)
• Number of attendees 30
• Euro-SIW
• Organisation of 2 sessions (3h)
• number of attendees 25

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GM VV SG Elected Officers

• Chair René JACQUART
• Co-Vice chairs Simone YOUNGBLOOD Ad van LIER
• Secretary Tony MASYS
• TAD (SAC liaison) Jean-Louis IGARZA (06)
  Bob Elliott (07)

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Topics to be presented/discussed

• Final Report
• Draft Product Nomination
• Contributions to VVA RoadMap
• SG discussions