SBIR-STTR Award

An Extensible Framework for Rapid Fuselet Composition
Award last edited on: 10/13/2005

Sponsored Program
SBIR
Awarding Agency
DOD : AF
Total Award Amount
$844,415
Award Phase
2
Solicitation Topic Code
AF01-107
Principal Investigator
Peter H Mills

Company Information

Orielle LLC

PO Box 8922
Moscow, ID 99163
   (509) 314-4880
   innovation@orielle.com
   www.orielle.com
Location: Single
Congr. District: 05
County: Whitman

Phase I

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Start Date: ----    Completed: ----
Phase I year
2001
Phase I Amount
$99,110
We propose to develop scripting language enhancements to enable the rapid synthesis of publish-subscribe fuselets through a unified framework for subscription and resource discovery based on XPath and XQL extensions, to design and prototype its implementation in an extensible manner by mapping onto existing interpreter and runtime infrastructures using a combination of dynamic source-to-source transformation and underlying library extensions, and to design an interactive development environment for semi-automatic fuselet generation and monitored execution. The provision of semantically conservative extensions which realize advanced query and discovery capabilities is, we posit, vital to the effective integration of evolving COTS scripting and XML technologies into the next generation of battlefield information systems, and will have broad applicability in the larger arenas of document retrieval and networked computation.A scripting language for the rapid assembly of data fusion processes whose query and discovery facilities are XML based will prove of great utility to the defense sector which is rapidly adopting XML as a military information standard in many large-scale projects. The program transformation and development environment technologies would have dual use in the commercial sector.

Phase II

Contract Number: ----------
Start Date: ----    Completed: ----
Phase II year
2002
Phase II Amount
$745,305
We propose to design an object-oriented scripting language that enables the discovery and rapid assembly of publish-subscribe fuselets through ontology-aware query on both data and program metadata, to implement it in an extensible manner by mapping onto existing interpreters and runtime infrastructures using source-to-source-transformation and library extensions, and to design and implement monitoring support which can serve as the foundation for an interactive development environment for discovery-based fuselet assembly. The provision of semantically conservative extensions which realize advanced query and discovery capabilities is vital to the effective integration of evolving COTS scripting and XML technologies into the next generation of battlefield information systems, and will have broad applicability in the larger arenas of document retrieval and networked computation.

Benefits:
A scripting language for the rapid assembly of data fusion processes whose query and discovery facilities are XML based will prove of great utility to the defense sector which is rapidly adopting XML as a military information standard in many large-scale projects. The program transformation and development environment technologies would have dual use in the commercial sector