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The Simulation Agent Infrastructure ( SAI ) – Incorporating Intelligent Agents into the CAEN Close Action Simulator

The Simulation Agent Infrastructure (SAI) is aimed at enhancing the war-gaming capability offered by the existing ground simulation environments with intelligent agent-based behavioural modelling, so as to simplify and speed up the simulation scenario development process. SAI is built using JACK Intelligent AgentsTM, which is a Java-based multi-agent framework that supports the Belief-Desire-Intention (BDI) execution model for intelligent agents. The BDI model is well suited for behaviour modelling and modelling of tactics in simulations, and it can also be extended to include concepts for modelling team activity. This paper briefly introduces intentional agents, discusses how they can benefit simulation, and describes the SAI framework and the on-going work focused on teamwork modelling.