Codis – A Framework for Continuous/Discrete Systems Co-Simulation

Nicolescu, Gabriela; Bouchhima, F.; Gheorghe, L.

doi:10.1016/b978-008044613-4.50051-3

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“…A methodology on co-simulation tools is described by Nicolescu et al [6]. Ptolemy II [7] offers DE and CT simulation within a single tool, though lacks the mechanisms for structuring supervisory control of VDM and the component libraries offered by 20-sim.…”

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Collaborative Modelling and Co-simulation with DESTECS: A Pilot Study

Pierce

Gamble

et al. 2012

2012 IEEE 21st International Workshop on Enabling Technologies: Infrastructure for Collaborative Enterprises

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This paper describes a collaborative modelling exercise using the DESTECS framework. The DESTECS approach allows engineers and software designers to collaborate to produce system models that contain a discrete-event (DE) model of a controller and continuous-time (CT) model of a plant. We call these models co-models and call their execution co-simulation. The DESTECS tool couples existing DE and CT tools (Overture and 20-sim, respectively) allowing engineers to use paradigms and tools with which they are familiar, while collaborating to construct these shared system models. The work involved collaborative modelling of a line-following robot. We report on both the details of the models and experience in producing them.

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confidence: 99%