Abstract: An apparatus is provided for simulation of an asset to train a user to use the asset. The apparatus includes persistent storage to store raw binary data transformable into messages associated with simulation of the asset, and a random access memory (RAM) to store a protocol name, sender identifier and message type of the messages in respective hash tables. These hash tables further include a fourth hash table that maps times of the messages to the raw binary data in the persistent storage. In response to a request for playback of messages from a selected time, the apparatus locates the raw binary data for a message chronologically last in time before the selected time using the four nested hash tables in the RAM, retrieves the raw binary data for the message from its location in the persistent storage medium, and transforms the raw binary data into the message for presentation.

Abstract: An apparatus is provided for simulation of an asset to train a user to use the asset. The apparatus includes persistent storage to store raw binary data transformable into messages associated with simulation of the asset, and a random access memory (RAM) to store a protocol name, sender identifier and message type of the messages in respective hash tables. These hash tables further include a fourth hash table that maps times of the messages to the raw binary data in the persistent storage. In response to a request for playback of messages from a selected time, the apparatus locates the raw binary data for a message chronologically last in time before the selected time using the four nested hash tables in the RAM, retrieves the raw binary data for the message from its location in the persistent storage medium, and transforms the raw binary data into the message for presentation.

Abstract: An automated system for translating datalink information and producing a computer code based on the translated datalink information. The computer code may subsequently be used to establish datalink communications between pieces of equipment having different communication protocols. The automated production of computer code reduces time and errors during software development for applications used in communicating between different datalinks.

Abstract: The present disclosure is directed to a training system comprising at least one real asset having real asset data, a transceiver coupled to the real asset, at least one simulator adapted to simulate an asset; and a bridge coupled between the at least one simulator and the transceiver, whereby training can be carried out using both the at least one real asset and the simulated asset in concert. The bridge uses a piecewise polynomial interpolation algorithm to transform the real asset data into the proper format for use in the simulated environment. The present disclosure is also directed to the real asset-to-simulated environment bridge itself and a method of providing a bridge between at least one real asset and a simulated environment.

Abstract: A digital message analysis tool for incorporating a digital message standard into a relational database. The tool includes a message standard automation module (MSAM), a message implementation module (MIM) in communication with the MSAM, and, a platform interoperability module (PIM), in communication with the MSAM. The MSAM includes a digital message standard. The MSAM automates the digital message standard into a relational database and provides a first graphic user interface (GUI) that allows a user to view the desired contents of the digital message standard and requirement interdependencies associated within the digital message standard. The MIM includes a second GUI. The MIM develops and provides a message implementation in accordance with the digital message standard. It utilizes the message implementation for providing a message implementation report. The PIM includes a third GUI.

Abstract: A digital message analysis tool for incorporating a digital message standard into a relational database. The tool includes a message standard automation module (MSAM), a message implementation module (MIM) in communication with the MSAM, and, a platform interoperability module (PIM), in communication with the MSAM. The MSAM includes a digital message standard. The MSAM automates the digital message standard into a relational database and provides a first graphic user interface (GUI) that allows a user to view the desired contents of the digital message standard and requirement interdependencies associated within the digital message standard. The MIM includes a second GUI. The MIM develops and provides a message implementation in accordance with the digital message standard. It utilizes the message implementation for providing a message implementation report. The PIM includes a third GUI.