Integrated Development Environment (IDE) What need is the MATREX Architecture addressing? The MATREX architecture is designed to provide a robust, scalable.

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Integrated Development Environment (IDE) What need is the MATREX Architecture addressing? The MATREX architecture is designed to provide a robust, scalable and multi-resolution Modeling and Simulation (M&S) environment intended to be used for The following purposes: Network-Centric Warfare (NCW) analysis: - Information dissemination & Common Operating Picture (COP) management - Human Behavior Modeling - Multiple Fidelity & Multi-resolution functional services - Unmanned Systems - Environment and more… Experimentation Technology Tradeoffs Technology Gap Assessment Concept Development Page 1 How is the MATREX Architecture addressing this need? The MATREX system is a distributed computing environment. Applications are developed and maintained by disparate organizations and integrated together across distributed computing resources over a network. The functional design and interface agreements are dictated In the System Design Description (SDD), which is captured within the MATREX Integrated Development Environment (IDE). The MATREX IDE is a content management system that provides a collaborative program management environment including various views into the MATREX system design. The core building blocks of the design and how it accomplishes the functionality are requirements functions, modeling design decisions, components and architectural strategies. Distribution A: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited

Who is benefiting from the MATREX Architecture? Research, Development and Engineering Command  RDEC’s (9) AMRDEC AMSAA ARDEC ARL CERDEC (Fort Belvoir and Fort Monmouth) ECBC NSRDEC STTC TARDEC Future Combat System Lead System Integrator ATEC (OTC) TRADOC (BLCSE) Points of Contact Mr. Christopher Metevier Project Manager /DSN Acronyms List AMRDEC = Aviation & Missile Research, Development and Engineering Center AMSAA= Army Materiel Systems Analysis Activity ARDEC = Armament Research, Development and Engineering Center ARL = Army Research Laboratory ATC = Advanced Test Capability ATEC = Army Test and Evaluation Command BLCSE= Battle Lab Collaborative Simulation Environment CERDEC= Communications-Electronics Research, Development and Engineering Center COP= Common Operating Picture ECBC= Edgewood Chemical Biological Center FCS = Future Combat System IDE= Integrated Development Environment LSI = Lead System Integrator MATREX = Modeling Architecture for Technology, Research and Experimentation NCW= Network Centric Warfare NSRDEC = Natick Soldier Research, Development and Engineering Center OTC= Operational Test Command SDD= System Description Document STTC = Simulation & Training Training Center TARDEC = Tank and Automotive Research, Development and Engineering Center TRADOC = Training and Doctrine Command Page 2 Benefits (Why) of using the MATREX Architecture? The collection of RDECOM high fidelity and high resolution models provides a collaborative and thorough modelling and simulation environment with best of breed models closely integrated and managed Our Service-Oriented Architecture design paradigm best fits the MATREX architecture functional goal of requirement decomposition Get the right M&S technology to the right place, at the right time, for the Decision Maker and the Warfighter. Integrated Development Environment (IDE) Distribution A: Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited