From 0a76b866ff825fce2f87283aff4b8f2eb64d4f80 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: brutzman <brutzman@nps.edu> Date: Tue, 10 Jul 2018 13:13:00 -0700 Subject: [PATCH] avoid special characters, insert line breaks --- .../DisTutorialWorkshopAbstracts.md | 55 ++++++++++++++----- 1 file changed, 42 insertions(+), 13 deletions(-) diff --git a/conferences/IITSEC2018/DisTutorialWorkshopAbstracts.md b/conferences/IITSEC2018/DisTutorialWorkshopAbstracts.md index 3599eaebd0..4c4e0c667b 100644 --- a/conferences/IITSEC2018/DisTutorialWorkshopAbstracts.md +++ b/conferences/IITSEC2018/DisTutorialWorkshopAbstracts.md @@ -2,23 +2,52 @@ *Distributed Interactive Simulation (DIS) 101: The Basics* -The Distributed Interactive Simulation (DIS) protocol is a well-established IEEE standard for packet-level exchange of information between military simulations. DIS facilitates simulation interoperability through a consistent over-the-wire format for information, widely agreed upon constant enumeration values, and community-consensus semantics. +The Distributed Interactive Simulation (DIS) protocol is a well-established IEEE +standard for packet-level exchange of information between military simulations. +DIS facilitates simulation interoperability through a consistent over-the-wire +format for information, widely agreed upon constant enumeration values, and +community-consensus semantics. -Anyone can obtain the IEEE-1278 standard and implement their own compliant, interoperable, DIS application. A large variety of tools and -codebases simplify this effort, and enable multi-architecture integration of simulations using the DIS stand baseline. DIS focus begins with real-time, physics-based, entity-scale simulations, providing state update and interaction mechanisms which can scale to large virtual environments. +Anyone can obtain the IEEE-1278 standard and implement their own compliant, +interoperable, DIS application. A large variety of tools and codebases +simplify this effort, and enable multi-architecture integration of simulations +using the DIS stand baseline. DIS focus begins with real-time, physics-based, +entity-scale simulations, providing state update and interaction mechanisms +which can scale to large virtual environments. -This tutorial is a “DIS 101†introduction for software implementers and an introduction to the DIS philosophy for simulation systems integrators. Examples are provided using the open-source Open-DIS library for DIS v7 support, available in multiple programming languages. Ongoing work in implementing DIS v8 plus Web-based implementations using 2D maps and X3D Graphics are included. +This tutorial is a "DIS 101" introduction for software implementers and an +introduction to the DIS philosophy for simulation systems integrators. +Examples are provided using the open-source Open-DIS library for DIS v7 support, +available in multiple programming languages. Ongoing work in implementing +DIS v8 plus Web-based implementations using 2D maps and X3D Graphics are included. -## Professional Development Workshop Astract +## Professional Development Workshop Abstract *Open-DIS Library Programming for Distributed Interactive Simulation (DIS)* -The Distributed Interactive Simulation (DIS) protocol is a well-established IEEE standard for packet-level exchange of information between military simulations. DIS facilitates simulation interoperability through a consistent over-the-wire format for information, widely agreed upon constant enumeration values, and community-consensus semantics. - -Anyone can obtain the IEEE-1278 standard and implement their own compliant, interoperable, DIS application. A large variety of tools and -codebases simplify this effort, and enable multi-architecture integration of simulations using the DIS stand baseline. DIS focus begins with real-time, physics-based, entity-scale simulations, providing state update and interaction mechanisms which can scale to large virtual environments. - -This workshop is for intermediate/advanced programmers who want to see implementation code using the open-source Open-DIS library which includes support for multiple programming languages. Example code will focus on Java/JavaScript software and binary/JSON/XML data storage. Attendees will learn how a modern API for DIS can be applied in a variety of applications. All examples are unrestricted for any use. - -Attendance at latest or earlier “DIS 101†tutorials is recommended, experience with Live-Virtual-Constructive (LVC) TENA/HLA applications is helpful. Participation in Open-DIS community and relevant SISO forums will be described for those who want to get further involved. Active ongoing work in implementing DIS v8 plus Web-based implementations using 2D maps and X3D Graphics are included. +The Distributed Interactive Simulation (DIS) protocol is a well-established IEEE +standard for packet-level exchange of information between military simulations. +DIS facilitates simulation interoperability through a consistent over-the-wire +format for information, widely agreed upon constant enumeration values, and +community-consensus semantics. + +Anyone can obtain the IEEE-1278 standard and implement their own compliant, +interoperable, DIS application. A large variety of tools and codebases simplify +this effort, and enable multi-architecture integration of simulations using the +DIS stand baseline. DIS focus begins with real-time, physics-based, entity-scale +simulations, providing state update and interaction mechanisms which can scale +to large virtual environments. + +This workshop is for intermediate/advanced programmers who want to see +implementation code using the open-source Open-DIS library which includes +support for multiple programming languages. Example code will focus on +Java/JavaScript software and binary/JSON/XML data storage. Attendees will +learn how a modern API for DIS can be applied in a variety of applications. +All examples are unrestricted for any use. + +Attendance at latest or earlier "DIS 101" tutorials is recommended, experience +with Live-Virtual-Constructive (LVC) TENA/HLA applications is helpful. +Participation in Open-DIS community and relevant SISO forums will be described +for those who want to get further involved. Active ongoing work in implementing +DIS v8 plus Web-based implementations using 2D maps and X3D Graphics are included. -- GitLab