Use of InfoSleuth to Coordinate Information Acquisition, Tracking and Analysis in Complex Applications
Larry M. Deschaine, Richard S. Brice, Marian H. Nodine · 2001
Today’s world is characterized by accessibility to a wide variety of information sources. This provides both the luxury of being able to know and use more information and the problem of accessing it in the manner required by our work and our computer applications. Many applications, including simulation-type applications, are no longer hampered by the availability of data, but rather are concerned with the accessibility of that data. We see three separate needs that an informationoriented infrastructure can provide to such applications. These are: 1. Similar information may exist in many places,