IEEE P1516.4/D1.1, Jan 2007
Unapproved IEEE Draft Recommended Practice for Verification, Validation, and Accreditation of a Federation, an Overlay to the High Level Architecture Federation Development and Execution Process
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IEEE P1516.4/D1.1, Jan 2007 is an unapproved IEEE draft recommended practice focused on verification, validation, and accreditation for a federation, as an overlay to the High Level Architecture federation development and execution process. In computing and processing environments, it addresses how a federation can be assessed with greater confidence before and during use. This draft is relevant where distributed simulation or interconnected systems need disciplined evidence that their behavior, interfaces, and results are suitable for the intended purpose.
Overview of IEEE P1516.4/D1.1, Jan 2007
This document extends the High Level Architecture federation workflow with guidance for verification, validation, and accreditation activities. IEEE P1516.4/D1.1, Jan 2007 is aimed at helping teams define what should be checked, how results should be evaluated, and how confidence in a federation is established. Its technical context is centered on simulation development and execution, where consistent process control is important. The draft format indicates an early-stage or not-yet-approved reference, so it is best used with appropriate caution.
Typical use cases
IEEE P1516.4/D1.1, Jan 2007 is commonly relevant to teams building federated simulation environments, testbeds, and integrated modeling systems based on the High Level Architecture. It may support verification planning for interface behavior, validation of model outcomes against expected results, and accreditation reviews before operational use. Typical users include simulation engineers, integration teams, and review authorities working on distributed training, analysis, or decision-support systems where system interactions must be checked in a structured way.
Why it matters
For organizations working with federation-based simulation, IEEE P1516.4/D1.1, Jan 2007 helps formalize review and acceptance activities that reduce technical risk. Clear verification, validation, and accreditation practices can improve consistency, support procurement or program review, and document whether a federation is fit for purpose. In practice, this can make it easier to compare results, spot integration issues early, and maintain control over complex computing and processing workflows. The draft also provides a useful reference point for process alignment.
- Verification, validation, and accreditation guidance
- Overlay to HLA federation development
- Federation assessment and acceptance support
- Distributed simulation and integration context
- Draft IEEE reference from January 2007
- Publication Date: 2007
- Standard Status: Inactive
- Publisher: IEEE
- Subject: Computing and Processing
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