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  • Computational biology and health informatics
  • Systems engineering and simulation
  • Formal methods and mathematical modeling

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  • Information technology advancements enable "systems of systems" approaches in the Military Health System (MHS) to improve patient outcomes.
  • Leveraging successful interoperability solutions within the military is crucial for developing trusted simulation compositions.
  • Modeling and Simulation (M&S) applications within MHS benefit from these interoperability practices.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To propose three formal methods for harmonizing models and aligning M&S data for MHS simulation interoperability.
  • To ensure unambiguous communication of interoperability approaches across the MHS community.
  • To address the complexities of computational human body modeling in biomedical research.

Main Methods:

  • Applying semiotics to align and transform data across simulations using principles of syntax and semantics.
  • Utilizing concepts of well-specified co-simulations, including techniques, tools, and algorithms for component composition and synchronization.
  • Employing model theory to codify expert knowledge, ensuring conceptual alignment within simulation compositions.

Main Results:

  • Examination of formal methods using a notional example of blast injury.
  • Demonstration of data alignment and transformation across simulations via semiotics.
  • Illustration of component composition and synchronization using co-simulation concepts.
  • Codification of expert knowledge for conceptual alignment through model theory.

Conclusions:

  • Biomedical research requires cross-disciplinary tools to manage the complexity of computational human body modeling.
  • Formal methods are essential for resolving differences in theories, methods, and tools in research.
  • This work aligns with the broader context of digital engineering for military systems engineering.