Modelling and simulation (M&S) technology in the defence sector has yet to achieve standardisation due to its diverse application, industry analyst Frost & Sullivan says.
In its report Modelling and Simulation for Aerospace and Defence Applications, Frost & Sullivan says researchers could facilitate standardisation by using a general framework for each M&S technique.
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Research analyst Yin Fern Ko says researchers have already addressed technical issues such as integration, interoperability and composability.
“In the future, various M&S techniques will be integrated to form a system that facilitates military decision-making by referring to the factors considered in the simulations,” Ko says.
“Technology enhancements and strong industrial partnerships will go a long way in driving the development of M&S in aerospace and defence.”
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