The FLAMES standard applications include several advanced modules to address specialized simulation requirements quickly and inexpensively.
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Module
Description
Checkpoint/Restart Module
Saves all internal data values in checkpoint files at specified times during execution. Also allows the simulation to restart using the data in a checkpoint file.
Windows® (except Windows Vista)
Allows Digital Terrain Elevation Data (DTED®) to be imported into a FLAMES database and used in all model calculations and display operations that involve the terrain.
Windows and Linux®
Allows participation in DIS exercises using the IEEE DIS protocol.
Windows and Linux
Allows the visualization of FLAMES scenarios using scenes drawn with high-resolution, texture-based, three-dimensional (3D) graphics.
Windows
Allows the performance of complex parametric trade studies and Monte-Carlo analysis. Multiple scenario executions can also be performed with a single execution of the simulation.
Windows and Linux
Allows the environment data of a FLAMES scenario to include a detailed mathematical description of terrain, bathymetry, and features (such as roads, lakes, and buildings) that is correlated with the data used by the Enhanced 3D module. This data can be used in visual displays and in all model calculations that involve the terrain.
Windows and Linux
Allows participation in HLA federations during scenario execution.
Windows
Set of services callable from any application to allow it to communicate interactively with the simulation during scenario execution.
Windows and Linux
Allows interactive scenario execution with virtual simulators and real-world command, control, and communications systems.
Windows and Linux
Allows a scenario to execute using two or more of the processors of a multiple-processor (or multi-core) computer simultaneously.
Windows
Sensor Coverage Analysis Module
Allows static, 2D sensor coverage diagrams to be displayed based on full sensor model detection processing (not just line-of-sight tests).
Windows and Linux
