TML is an international standard
TML was released as an Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) international standard in 2007.
TML has been vetted with much of the U.S. Department of Defense. The IRIS Group has received both inputs and universal support for TML from DoD organizations.
TML News
- (pdf, 40KB) April 30, 2007: TML becomes an OGC international standard.
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(pdf, 264KB) AFRL uses TML in demonstration of network embedded
systems technology at Team Patriot exercise
AFRL combined Network Embedded Systems Technology (NEST) program activities with Small Unmanned Air Vehicle Persistent Visualization for Operational Response (SUPERVISOR) experiments, demonstrating the capability to provide combat commanders with timely situational awareness across a multitude of scenarios, including improvised explosive device detection, mass casualties from a terrorist bus explosion, convoy reconnaissance, and perimeter defense. -
(pdf, 677KB) AFRL demonstrates
multisensor data exploitation capability
AFRL engineers demonstrated TML’s capability to read and interpret data from six different sensors (weather station, motion sensor, camera, Global Positioning System, inertial measurement unit, and digital compass)-- all producing their own data formats, converted to TML and read in TML at a ground station computer for display.
