Distributed discrete event simulation using the three-phase approach and Java

Cassel, Ricardo Augusto; Pidd, Michael

doi:10.1016/s0928-4869(01)00030-1

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“…The DEVS-Suite [23] modeling and simulation environment is based on parallel DEVS [5,24] formalism and the modular, hierarchical, discrete event system environment is implemented using object-oriented Java programming language [25][26][27]. MANET-DEVS simulation environment modeling and simulation have been prepared using the advantages of Java in the DEVS-Suite environment.…”

Section: Discrete Event System Specification and Devs-suitementioning

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Design and implementation of a new MANET simulator model for AODV simulation

Tuncel¹,

Ekiz²,

Zengi̇n³

2016

Turk J Elec Eng & Comp Sci

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Abstract:Distributed systems, such as ad hoc networks, are composed of nodes communicating with each other using underlying wireless technologies. Communication protocols, connection technologies, traffic flows, and routing algorithms are very complex in the design process of ad hoc networks. Due to the challenges in current network simulators such as complexity, mobility, and scalability, studies on ad hoc networks are far beyond real life. For the purpose of overcoming the problems above, modeling and simulation tools are extremely significant in ad hoc research. In this study, for studying complexity, scalability, and adaptability aspect problems of mobile systems, a MANET model and its simulator

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Section: Discrete Event System Specification and Devs-suitementioning

confidence: 99%

Design and implementation of a new MANET simulator model for AODV simulation

Tuncel¹,

Ekiz²,

Zengi̇n³

2016

Turk J Elec Eng & Comp Sci

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A simulation framework for technical systems life cycle cost analysis

Cople

Brick

2010

Simulation Modelling Practice and Theory

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Java for parallel discrete event simulation: a survey

Castilla

Aguilar

Callero

2011

IJSPM

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Since the early 90s, when it was first released, Java has become one of the most widespread programming languages. Discrete Event Simulation and also Parallel Discrete Event Simulation have attracted more and more projects which are Java-based. This paper presents a brief survey on the tools and facilities that make Java such an attractive option for parallel simulation developers. Nevertheless, several drawbacks and lacks of the language are also exposed.

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Distributed discrete event simulation using the three-phase approach and Java

Cited by 4 publications

References 16 publications

Design and implementation of a new MANET simulator model for AODV simulation

Design and implementation of a new MANET simulator model for AODV simulation

A simulation framework for technical systems life cycle cost analysis

Java for parallel discrete event simulation: a survey

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