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1 C 4 I Center 2007 Euro Simulation Interoperability Workshop Joint Battle Management Language (JBML) US Contribution to the C-BML PDG and NATO MSG-048 TA Dr. J. Mark Pullen Dr. Michael R. Hieb Dr. Stan Levine C4I Center George Mason University Fairfax, VA Dr. Andreas Tolk VMASC Old Dominion University Norfolk, VA Curtis Blais MOVES Institute Naval Postgraduate School Monterey, CA GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW-043 Who is Part of JBML Phase I Mr. Michael Powers, TEC, Program Manager Dr. Mark Pullen, GMU, Project Lead Dr. Stan Levine, GMU, Project Manager Dr. Michael Hieb, GMU, Technical Lead Dr. Andreas Tolk, ODU, Standards Lead Dr. Harry Keeling, HU, Testbed Lead Mr. John Roberts, ACS, Ground Lead Mr. Curt Blais, NPS, Maritime Lead Mr. David Perme, Gestalt, Air Lead Mr. John Kearley, DRC, Scenario Lead Ms. Shea Smith, JATTL, JFCOM Coordinator Slide 2 GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW-043 1
2 Presentation Outline History of JBML / Relation to other BML Efforts JBML Architecture Layers of JBML Services BML Domain Configured Services BML Base Services BML Common Data Access Service Results Contributions to C-BML Slide 3 GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW-043 C 4 I Center History of JBML Relationship to other BML Efforts GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW-043 2
3 Objective of Current Efforts Build and demonstrate an initial Joint Battle Management Language Capability to transmit Digital Orders to Joint (and Combined) Forces using a Battle Management Language Specification Slide 5 GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW-043 Genealogy of JBML SIMCI US US Army BML 2003 XMSF US US DMSO XBML 2004 JATTL US US JFCOM AO AO XBML 2004 NATO MSG ET-016 C-BML 2004 SISO Study Group C-BML 2005 TEC TEC US US Army geobml JATTL US US JFCOM AO AO XBML II II 2006 NATO MSG-048 C-BML 2007 SISO Product Development Group C-BML Slide 6 GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW-043 3
4 Command and Control Systems JBML Vision C2 Domain Language(s) Ground BML Maritime BML Air BML geobml Logistics BML Peacekeeping BML Modeling and Simulation Systems JC3IEDM as first among equals with other relevant Data Models (e.g., GIS) Crisis Management BML JC3IEDM representation Slide 7 GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW-043 Tasks in JBML Develop an initial Joint BML capability for Ground BML Air BML Maritime BML in one common language Define this common Language with several (Service specific) interoperating domains Common components for shared information Service-specific components for unshared information Shared common controlled vocabulary (based on the JC3IEDM definitions) A Lexical grammar constraining the structure Slide 8 GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW-043 4
5 C 4 I Center JBML Architecture Layers of JBML Services BML Domain Configured Services BML Base Services BML Common Data Access Service GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW-043 Earlier C-BML Recommendations Web Services for C-BML Protocol JC3IEDM for C-BML Representation Grammar to capture C-BML Doctrine Ontology to capture C-BML Doctrine Layered Web services Atomic web services for propertied concepts (tables) Composite web services for associated concepts (view, transactional) Aggregate services for system access (data mediation) JBML supports these ideas and modifies them to fulfill the objectives of the project Slide 10 GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW-043 5
6 JBML Service Architecture 1 WSDL Domain Knowledge 3 XSD FILES Web Service Exchange Interface 2 XML/WSDL BML Domain-Configured Service fully defines domain language Slide 11 GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW-043 JBML Service Architecture 1 WSDL Domain Knowledge 3 XSD FILES Web Service Exchange Interface 2 XML/WSDL BML Domain-Configured Service 4 API fully defines domain language BML Base Service Who, What, Where, When, Why Slide 12 GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW-043 6
7 JBML Service Architecture 1 WSDL Domain Knowledge 3 XSD FILES fully defines domain language 2 Web Service Exchange Interface XML/WSDL BML Domain-Configured Service 4 API BML Base Service Who, What, Where, When, Why 6 API Reference Implementation middleware common to all BML domains BML Common Data Access Software 7 SQL = Defined Interfaces all layers include validation JC3IEDM Domain Specific Extensions JC3IEDM Database Slide 13 GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW-043 JBML Service Architecture 1 WSDL Domain Knowledge 3 XSD FILES fully defines domain language 2 Web Service Exchange Interface XML/WSDL XML/WSDL BML Domain-Configured Service 4 API BML Base Service Who, What, Where, When, Why 8 XML/WSDL 5 Reference Implementation middleware common to all BML domains 6 API BML Common Data Access Software 7 SQL = Defined Interfaces all layers include validation JC3IEDM Domain Specific Extensions JC3IEDM Database Non-JC3IEDM Databases/Sources NOTE: Interface 5 (push) and Interface 8 (push & pull) are provided for future use (they are not used in JBML Phase 1) Slide 14 GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW-043 7
8 Web Service Overview The BML Domain Configured Services (DCS) represent the domain-specific language in form of schemas, inspired by grammar-based research, that are implemented by Web services The grammar uses the BML Base Services (BBS) which represents the information element groups that are necessary to specify the information objects of interest, such as the 5Ws (who, what, where, when, why) and other constructs of interest The lowest layer represents the information exchange of information elements. This layer is normally hidden from the user. In JBML, these are BML Common Data Access Services (CDAS) Slide 15 GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW-043 BML Domain Configured Services (DCS) The DCS is implemented in the Document-Literal mode by a generic Web service that is driven by an XML schema The initial lexical grammar used is formally described in terms of a number of primitives, that are labeled with <task> (verb) <tasker-who> <taskee-who> <affected-who> <what> (action) <where> <start-when> <end-when> <why> <label> <modifier> These primitives are represented in the BML Base Services The Domain knowledge produces the XML file defining the DCS information extensions to representing data models (such as JC3IEDM) Slide 16 GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW-043 8
9 XSD Joint Task Type <xsd:complextype name= TaskType"> <xsd:choice> <xsd:element name="groundtask" type="groundtasktype" minoccurs="0" maxoccurs="unbounded"/> <xsd:element name="airtask" type="airtasktype" minoccurs="0" maxoccurs="unbounded"/> <xsd:element name="maritimetask" type="maritimetasktype" minoccurs="0" maxoccurs="unbounded"/> </xsd:choice> </xsd:complextype> Slide 17 GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW-043 XSD GroundTaskType <xsd:complextype name="groundtasktype"> <xsd:sequence> <xsd:element name="taskeewho" type="whotype"/> <xsd:element name="what" type="groundbmlwhattype"/> <xsd:element name="where" type="wheretype"/> <xsd:element name="startwhen type="whentype"/> <xsd:element name="endwhen" type="whentype" minoccurs="0"/> <xsd:element name="affectedwho type="whotype" minoccurs="0"/> <xsd:element name="why" type="groundwhytype" minoccurs="0"/> <xsd:element name="label" type="labeltype"/> </xsd:sequence> </xsd:complextype> Slide 18 GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW-043 9
10 BML Base Services (BBS) BBS provides composite BML elements such as Who, What, When, Where, and Why as primitives to the DCS Other elements may be introduced for new and existing BML domains as required The BBS accesses all of the database tables relating to the composite elements through software that implements the Common Data Access Services Mapping between BBS data elements and CDAS data elements Data mediation where needed within the implementing web services The standard at this layer will identify the information objects exposed by the database tables to be updated for each BML information element and the validation conditions to be applied Slide 19 GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW-043 XBML Example of Mapping Slide 20 GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW
11 Common Data Access Services (CDAS) Provide a mechanism for the BBS to both read and update the database tables directly For testing and debugging purposes, an inspection mode is implemented Generic web service for data access Parameter: table name and attributes Advantage of generic service Efficient access to the JC3IEDM database No updates needed if data model is extended Disadvantage of generic service Data validation only at higher layers Can t provide JC3IEDM interface without database Use of database supports asynchronous access (good for development) but precludes faster synchronous C2-simulation connect Slide 21 GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW-043 JBML Data Representation Joint Command, Control and Consultation Information Exchange Data Model (JC3IEDM) Extensions and Enhancements derived from the Domain Knowledge Additional operationally relevant data models such as used within Geospatial Information Systems may be used in addition to the JC3IEDM BBS collective update of all tables associated with a given business object (who/what/when/where/why etc) via CDAS ensure consistency Don t allow BBS transactions to be interleaved can result in inconsistent database state If update is impossible, roll back to original state Slide 22 GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW
12 JBML Service Architecture Web Service Exchange Interface WSDL WSDL Domain Knowledge XML FILE JBML Grammar fully defines domain language BML Domain-Configured Service API BML Base Service API WSDL WSDL Reference Implementation Middleware common to all BML domains BML Common Data Access Software SQL JC3IEDM Domain Specific Extensions JC3IEDM Database Non-JC3IEDM Databases/Sources = Defined Interfaces all layers include validation Slide 23 GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW-043 C 4 I Center Results Where are we Where do we want to go GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW
13 JBML Phase 1 Plan Demo Planning GMU, JATTL Web Service Development GMU, ACS, VMASC Air & Maritime BML Definition Gestalt, NPS JSAF Interface Update ACS C2 Translator Development JATTL Demo Preparation all Reports all APPROVAL KICKOFF IPR DEMO Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Slide 25 GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW-043 Demo Concept of the Operation Army units proceed through Urban Areas, seizing designated objectives and destroying enemy forces, in order to reestablish an international border. They are preceded by: Navy and Air Force strikes on key C2 and communication nodes Close Air Support strikes Pre-planned Navy Tomahawk strikes Slide 26 GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW
14 JBML Demonstration Scenario CJTF-CS Joint orders to component commanders JFLCC as supported commander directs: 2nd ID to conduct major ground operations: 1-66 CAB to re-take strategic towns, airfields, railheads, and restore border JFACC will conduct offensive operations: Deep strike Close air support JFMCC will conduct offensive operations: Provide forces (air and cruise missile) to JFACC for deep strike, close air support Slide 27 GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW-043 Gulf of Caspia Joint Operations 41N Joint Urban Operations Target Area 14
15 Gulf of Caspia Joint Operations Tanrykulular Airfield Baku-Bina Airfield 41N Joint Urban Operations Target Area Gulf of Caspia Joint Operations Reagan CVSG Tomahawk Russell Hamilton Antietam Santa Fe 41N Joint Urban Operations Target Area Lincoln CVSG Tomahawk Mobile Bay Shoup Momsen Chicago 15
16 Gulf of Caspia Joint Operations 41N Ground Forces Joint Urban Operations Target Area Gulf of Caspia Joint Operations Tanrykulular Airfield Baku-Bina Airfield Reagan CVSG Tomahawk Russell Hamilton Antietam Santa Fe 41N Ground Forces Joint Urban Operations Target Area Lincoln CVSG Tomahawk Mobile Bay Shoup Momsen Chicago 16
17 JBML Demo Environment BML Web Service PULL OUT BML BML Sim Interfaces USAF/USN AIR Gateway USA/USN Gnd/Missile Gateway JSAF orders JSAF V 3.1 Bridged JSAF 2004 SP1 JC3IEDM PUSH IN BML BML C2 Interfaces C2 Specific Interface NATIVE BML USMTF plus JTC GCCS/ TBMCS Maritime Air C2 Specific Interface XML C2PC/ CAPES Ground Slide 33 GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW-043 JBML Follow-on Phase 2 Phase 2 Basic Capability for Joint Operations Adequate Land/Littoral/Sea/Air for exercises Initial PMESII support Two-way flow between C2 and Simulation Evolving standards process First balloted C-BML standard Proof of Principle for NATO Slide 34 GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW
18 C 4 I Center Summary Contributions to C-BML GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW-043 What can C-BML get from JBML The immediate contribution of the JBML project to C- BML is the service architecture The JBML architecture will provide a regular and extensible framework upon which a powerful, flexible and growing family of standards can be created Contributions on all identified layers Primitives of the DCS BBS as applicable in the SISO context and CDAS (potentially with transient implementations) Recommended extensions and alternative data models JBML Web services are open source Slide 36 GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW
19 Web Service Infrastructure The JBML Web services are available as experimental infrastructure to create a reference implementation of C-BML While JBML is designed to exchange information with C2 systems and simulations at the top (DCS) layer, we recognize that C BML needs to offer flexibility of interfacing Comply with standard by interfacing at any layer The JBML Web services therefore will be configurable to expose all three layers Can be configured (and, if necessary modified) to create a reference implementation at every layer Slide 37 GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW-043 Questions C 4 I Center Slide 38 GMU/VMASC/MOVES 07E-SIW
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