Modelling and simulation of Network Enabled Capability on service-oriented architecture

Lu Liu, Duncan Russell, Jie Xu, David Webster, Zongyang Luo, Colin Venters, John K. Davies

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Abstract

Network Enabled Capability (NEC) is the UK Ministry of Defence's response to the quickly changing conflict environment in which its forces must operate. In NEC, systems need to be integrated in context, to assist in human activity and provide dependable inter-operation. In this paper, we present our research work in the NECTISE project with a focus on the modelling and simulation of service-oriented architecture (SOA) for delivering dependable and sustainable military capability. The simulation results indicate that the proposed architectural model can provide a high-level of reliability and sustainability in the provision of capability in a dynamic environment. Moreover, a NEC demonstration system for regional surveillance is introduced in this paper to illustrate the use of SOA to achieve NEC.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)1430-1442
Number of pages13
JournalSimulation Modelling Practice and Theory
Volume17
Issue number8
Early online date18 Jun 2009
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Sep 2009
Externally publishedYes

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