Contacts:
Stephanie Covert
OMG
+1-781-343 1616
pr@omg.org
Vector Signal Image Processing Library; Open Architecture
Radar Interface Specifications Initiated by OMG Members
New
Specifications Adopted at Recent OMG Technical Meeting
Needham,
MA, USA – April 24, 2012 –
OMG® members met in Reston, VA, the week of
March 19-23, sponsored by No Magic, SPARX Systems, and Real
Time Innovations. At this meeting members began work on
three new standards processes and adopted three new
specifications.
New Processes Initiated
The following processes are
now open for comment and participation. Non-members may
download information on any Request process from
http://www.omg.org/public_schedule. For more information
on any process, send an email to
info@omg.org.
Open Architecture Radar Interface Standard (OARIS) RFP
This RFP
is soliciting proposals for a standard for the interface
between the Combat Management System (CMS) and one or more
Radars within a modular naval Combat System.
The
proposed standard should enable reuse regarding further
interfaces to different categories of Combat System
Equipment
Vector Signal Image Processing Library (VSIPL) RFC
The
purpose of the Vector, Signal, and Image Processing Library
(VSIPL) proposed standard is to support portable, high
performance application programs. The standard is based upon
existing libraries that have evolved and matured over
decades of scientific and engineering computing. A layer of
abstraction is added to support portability across diverse
memory and processor architectures. The primary design focus
of the standard has been embedded signal processing
platforms. Enhanced portability of workstation applications
is a side benefit.
VSIPL++ RFC
VSIPL++
extends the Vector, Signal, and Image Processing Library (VSIPL)
standard, improving application performance, productivity,
and portability. This C++ library supports improved
performance through support for execution using multiple
processors and through improved code optimization. The
ability to write expressions using mathematical notation
decreases program size, improving productivity. Because
VSIPL++ has an open specification and is based on standard
C++, VSIPL++ programs can be easily ported between
architectures.
Specifications Adopted
The
following specifications were approved by the OMG Board of
Directors. All OMG specifications are available for free
download by the public on our website.
Next Meeting; Links to
Additional Information
OMG members will meet next
in Cambridge, MA during the week of June 18-22, 2012
sponsored by No Magic, Inc., and Sparx Systems. Additional
sponsorship opportunities are available. For more
information, contact Ken Berk at
ken.berk@omg.org or +1-781-444 0404. Exhibit space is
available; contact
event_marketing@omg.org no later than Friday, June 1,
2012 to reserve space. This meeting will feature a Smart
Energy Technology Day and a Healthcare Information Day.
Interested non-members may attend OMG Technical Meetings as
observers; for an invitation see
http://www.omg.org/tcguest. Members may register for the
meeting at
http://www.omg.org/registration. All OMG specifications
may be downloaded free of charge from
http://www.omg.org/specifications.
About OMG
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computer industry standards consortium. OMG Task Forces
develop enterprise integration standards for a wide range of
technologies and an even wider range of industries. OMG’s
modeling standards enable powerful visual design, execution
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