AVS, a model-based racing sailboat simulator: application to wind integration

A Systematic Literature Review on Model-driven Engineering for Cyber-Physical Systems

“…In [99], authors developed a DSL that helps in quick construction of co-simulations for CPS, the grammar of the DSL was implemented in Xtext, while the code generation implementation was defined in Xtend. A framework called Advanced Vessel Simulation (AVS) was developed in [78] which supports design and evaluation of racing sailboat simulations. The AVS metamodel was developed in EMF, and Sirius was used for developing the graphical editor.…”

“…It is clear that UML is mostly used for building metamodels, where EMF is used for building both metamodels and DSLs, and GME is mostly used for building DSLs. Other presented tools are; GreAT that is used alongside with GME [12,155], Sirius used for building the graphical concrete syntax [56,66,78] and finally, Xtext used for developing DSL grammar in [99], and for building the textual concrete syntax as in [66]. These tools/languages are listed in Table 11 and discussed in detail in section 5.3.1.…”

“…• Other: Studies which did not fit any of the aforementioned categories are grouped under this category. They are as follows: Distributed cyber-physical systems [8], smart contracts [47], networked control systems [74], Racing sailboats [78], Intelligent Transportation [24], smart systems [86], Material Handling Applications [6], cloud-based CPS [40], complex systems [31].…”