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An open source implementation of the High Level Architecture Run-Time Infrastructure. Focused on modularity and flexibility, Portico provides an extensible environment to support HLA simulation development and research.

Open HLA (oh-la) provides an open-source implementation of the HLA RTI spec 1.3, IEEE 1516 and IEEE 1516 Evolved. It also provides a framework to wrap the standard RTI classes and FOM to code generation to make life simpler.

...For constructing polyepitopes PolyCTLDesigner utilizes known amino acid patterns of proteasome cleavage and TAP-binding specificity. PolyCTLDesigner is also able to choose antigenic peptides covering selected HLA repertoire with desired redundancy rate. Given the antigen sequences PolyCTLDesigner is also able to select T-helper epitopes. For predicting T-cell epitopes it uses TEpredict.

This project is devoted to producing tools to help HLA developers write software that is less tied to vendor specific libraries and/or particular FOMs.

Multiplayer framework for flight simulators. Based on M&S HLA 1.3 standards. Provides a 3D air traffic visualization tool and HLA plug-ins for FlightGear, Microsoft Flight Simulator X and X-Plane.

Our software can test for HLA allele and amino-acid differences between two populations. It examines zygosity, tests for strongest association, interaction & linkage disequilibrium among amino acid epitopes.

The RToolkit is an open source, cross platform, object-oriented C++ framework for HLA compliant simulation development.

Middlesim is a light-weight HLA simulation middleware framework. Providing relief from many of the annoying programming “features” of the HLA, it provides a simplified API that is both concise and easy to use.

The Multi-Simulator Interface (MSI) is a simulation interconnection engine. It connects simulations by synchronizing their clocks and data. It is a light-weight HLA alternative.

This is a collection of tools for IEEE 1516 HLA FOM (FDD) files, including a fom-to-html converter with cross reference and minimal validation.