A Grammar for Battle Management Language

2011 IEEE/ACM 15th International Symposium on Distributed Simulation and Real Time Applications Pub Date : 2011-09-04 DOI:10.1109/DS-RT.2011.22

U. Schade, Bastian Haarmann, M. Hieb

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In order to improve the interoperability between C2 systems and simulation systems, Battle Management Language (BML) has been developed as standard for assigning C2 tasks to units in simulation system and for sending reports from the simulation back to the C2 system. The specification of a language always is based on a grammar. This is especially true if the language in question is used for inter-system communication: Automated systems demand the foundation of such an exchange language on a formal grammar. As a consequence, under the roof of the Simulation Interoperability Standardization Organization (SISO) a product development group extents the current BML standard which is called Version 1 standard to the BML Version 2 standard by founding BML on a grammar. In this paper, we will discuss the demands that exist for a BML grammar and we will argue that our grammar Command and Control Lexical Grammar (C2LG) which had been the linguistic basis for â€œCoalition BMLâ€ â€" the BML version used in the successful NATO RTO MSG 048 â€œCoalition BMLâ€ activities meets those demands.

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战斗管理语言的语法

为了提高作战指挥系统与仿真系统之间的互操作性，作战管理语言(BML)被开发出来，作为向仿真系统中各单位分配作战指挥任务和向仿真系统发送报告的标准。语言的规范总是基于语法。如果所讨论的语言用于系统间通信，则尤其如此:自动化系统要求在正式语法上建立这种交换语言的基础。因此，在模拟互操作性标准化组织(SISO)的支持下，一个产品开发小组通过在语法上建立BML，将当前的BML标准(称为版本1标准)扩展到BML版本2标准。在本文中，我们将讨论对BML语法存在的需求，并且我们将论证我们的语法命令和控制词汇语法(C2LG)，它已经成为成功的北约RTO MSG 048 - œCoalition BML 活动中使用的BML版本的语言基础，满足了这些需求。

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