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SAVAGE Modeling and Analysis Language (SMAL) is the NPS MOVES strategy for identifying tactical, physical and simulation-oriented information regarding models for vehicles, terrain and entities in virtual environments. Equivalent XML and X3D representations for SMAL are provided. |
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Savage Object Metadata Template | This scene defines the exemplar template for Savage Static Model metadata, allowing further interoperability via SMAL constructs. Savage Modeling Analysis Language (SMAL) authoring capabilities for X3D assume proper metadata within a scene to identify an object properly. A corresponding native-XML .xsd schema for SMAL will also be developed to facilitate conversion and use of vehicle metadata. |
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Savage Terrain Metadata Template | This scene defines the exemplar template for Savage terrain metadata, allowing further interoperability via SMAL constructs. Savage Modeling Analysis Language (SMAL) authoring capabilities for X3D assume proper metadata within a scene to identify an object properly. A corresponding native-XML .xsd schema for SMAL will also be developed to facilitate conversion and use of vehicle metadata. |
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Savage Vehicle Metadata Template | This scene defines the exemplar template for Savage vehicle metadata, allowing further interoperability via SMAL constructs. Savage Modeling Analysis Language (SMAL) authoring capabilities for X3D assume proper metadata within a scene to identify an object properly. A corresponding native-XML .xsd schema for SMAL will also be developed to facilitate conversion and use of vehicle metadata. |
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Online at https://savage.nps.edu/Savage/Tools/SMAL
Master source-code model archive is under subversion control at |
The Savage Developers Guide and Savage Subversion Repositories Guide provide more information about the production of this archive.
Official disclaimer: "Material contained herein is made available for the purpose of peer review and discussion and does not necessarily reflect the views of the Department of the Navy or the Department of Defense."
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