Building Distributed Co-Simulations Using CoHLA

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Scalability Analysis of Cloud-Based Distributed Simulations of IoT Systems Using HLA

“…Due to the high number of federates in a large IoT system, the construction of a co-simulation of such a system iseven in CoHLA -very time consuming and error prone. The Lighting DSL (LDSL 5 ) [13] is a domain specific language developed to simplify the creation of CoHLA specification of lighting systems as described in Section II. The LDSL shows how a DSL can be used to decrease the effort required to create a co-simulation specification in CoHLA for large systems.…”