Transferring Functions of Biological Immune Systems to Communication Processes in Disasters Using Cellular Automata

Schmiedgen, Peter; Wiesenhütter, Sebastian; Noennig, Jörg Rainer

doi:10.1016/j.procs.2014.08.173

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“…2016, 8(3S) Key considerations in the development of the assessment tool and data collection methodology, representative analysis results, and observations from the operational use of the tool for decision making are reported. Also concludes with lessons learned and recommendations for design and use of similar tools in the future [8].…”

Section: Natural and Traditional Defense Mechanisms To Reduce Climatementioning

confidence: 99%

Disaster civilian defense in urban management by preparation of executional and thinking infrastructure

Del

2016

J. Fundam and Appl Sci.

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To achieve a suitable environment in urban disaster management infrastructure should be anything before the intellectual and practical infrastructure management and above all it is made. Amenities and protect citizens with assistance in a timely manner is very important. The coordinating organizations working in disaster management cooperation is important. Establish ways of securing access to vital resources and intellectual life of the people is necessary. Food aid and medical supplies, and clothing, fuel, electricity and basic necessary equipment is also required. The most necessary work at all is providing the identity documents for the registration of personal details and property and cultural documents. In this study, we have tried to do everything necessary coordination in the event of natural disasters and specific categories to real risks to help people during natural disasters are better.

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Section: Natural and Traditional Defense Mechanisms To Reduce Climatementioning

confidence: 99%

Disaster civilian defense in urban management by preparation of executional and thinking infrastructure

Del

2016

J. Fundam and Appl Sci.

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“…These characteristics are very convenient for modeling physical systems and particularly to simulate the behavior and dynamics of a biological organism such as Physarum Polycephalum. CA have been successfully used in a vast range of research fields such as traffic control [20]- [22], fire spreading [23], [24], molecular dynamics [25], [26], logic gates design [27], pedestrian dynamics [28], [29], crowd evacuation [30]- [33], biological systems [34], [35], or even Physarum modeling [36], [37].…”

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Parallel Accelerated Virtual Physarum Lab Based on Cellular Automata Agents

2019

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Self-aware and self-expressive physical systems are inspiring new methodologies for engineering solutions of complex computing problems. Among many other examples, the slime mold Physarum Polycephalum exhibits self-awareness and self-expressiveness while adapting to changes in its dynamical environment and solving resource-consuming problems like shortest path, proximity graphs or optimization of transport networks. As such, the modeling of the slime mold's behavior is essential when designing bio-inspired algorithms and hardware prototypes. The goal of this paper is to combine one of the powerful parallel computational tools, cellular automata (CA) with the adaptive potential of Physarum slime mold. Namely, we propose a CA model and multi-agent approach to imitate the behavior of the plasmodium. We then test the efficacy of the proposed model on graph problems such as the maze problem or the traveling salesman problem (TSP). Finally, the virtual Physarum model is evaluated on a data set for pattern recognition purposes and achieves to form very effectively the letters of the alphabet, especially when compared with real experiments performed to prove the efficacy of the proposed model. Furthermore, to exploit the CA's inherent parallelism and make the model's responses faster, both GPU and hardware implementations are proposed and compared. As a result, an accelerated virtual lab is developed which uses a multi-agent CA model to describe the behavior of plasmodium and can be used as an intelligent, autonomous, self-adaptive system in various heterogeneous and unknown environments spanning from different types of graph problems up to real life-time applications.

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Transferring Functions of Biological Immune Systems to Communication Processes in Disasters Using Cellular Automata

Cited by 2 publications

References 14 publications

Disaster civilian defense in urban management by preparation of executional and thinking infrastructure

Disaster civilian defense in urban management by preparation of executional and thinking infrastructure

Parallel Accelerated Virtual Physarum Lab Based on Cellular Automata Agents

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