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ORCIDSIGSIM-PADS 2015: London, UK
- Simon J. E. Taylor, Navonil Mustafee, Young-Jun Son:
Proceedings of the 3rd ACM Conference on SIGSIM-Principles of Advanced Discrete Simulation, London, United Kingdom, June 10 - 12, 2015. ACM 2015, ISBN 978-1-4503-3583-6
Keynote Address 1
- Georgios Theodoropoulos:
Simulation in the era of Big Data: Trends and Challenges. 1
Manufacturing Applications
- Niclas Feldkamp, Sören Bergmann
, Steffen Straßburger:
Knowledge Discovery in Manufacturing Simulations. 3-12 - Ketki Kulkarni, Pallavi Manohar:
Cost Efficient Short Term Capacity Planning for MTO Enterprises. 13-22
Education
- Karen Doore, David Vega, Paul A. Fishwick:
A Media-Rich Curriculum for Modeling and Simulation. 23-34 - David Vega, Michael J. Howell, Karen Doore, Paul A. Fishwick:
Microcontroller Based Water Computer: An Experiment with Tangible System Dynamics Modeling. 35-42 - Michael J. Howell, Brian Merlo, Paul A. Fishwick:
Layered Simluations for Teaching Methodologies. 43-44 - Alfredo Garro, Alberto Falcone, Nauman R. Chaudhry, Omar-Alfred Salah, Anastasia Anagnostou, Simon J. E. Taylor:
A Prototype HLA Development Kit: Results from the 2015 Simulation Exploration Experience. 45-46
Distributed Simulation I
- Alessandro Pellegrini, Francesco Quaglia:
Time-Sharing Time Warp via Lightweight Operating System Support. 47-58 - Alessandro Pellegrini, Francesco Quaglia:
NUMA Time Warp. 59-70 - Siming Lin, Zhouyi Zhou, Wenyang Deng, Liang Chang, Chao Wang, Liang Liang:
Fidelity Evaluation based Time Dilation in Hybrid Network Emulation. 71-72 - Mirko Stoffers, Torsten Sehy, James Gross, Klaus Wehrle:
Analyzing Data Dependencies for Increased Parallelism in Discrete Event Simulation. 73-74
Distributed Simulation II
- Joshua Hay, Philip A. Wilsey:
Experiments with Hardware-based Transactional Memory in Parallel Simulation. 75-86 - Elsa J. Gonsiorowski, Justin M. LaPre, Christopher D. Carothers:
Improving Accuracy and Performance Through Automatic Model Generation for Gate-Level Circuit PDES with Reverse Computation. 87-96 - Steffen Strassburger:
Towards HLA-based Optimistic Synchronization with CSPs. 97-98 - Richard M. Fujimoto, Aradhya Biswas:
On Energy Consumption in Distributed Simulations. 99-100
Networks and Operating Systems
- Daniella Niyonkuru, Gabriel A. Wainer:
Towards a DEVS-based Operating System. 101-112 - Jereme Lamps, Vladimir Adam, David M. Nicol, Matthew Caesar:
Conjoining Emulation and Network Simulators on Linux Multiprocessors. 113-124
Keynote Address 2
- Péter Kacsuk:
Enabling Distributed Simulations Using Big Data and Clouds. 125-126
Biological Systems
- Fernando Cea-Olvera, Adrian Ramirez-Nafarrate, Begoña Albizuri-Romero:
An Agent-Based Simulation Model to Evaluate the Efficiency of a Synthetic Biology System. 127-132 - Tom Warnke, Tobias Helms, Adelinde M. Uhrmacher:
Syntax and Semantics of a Multi-Level Modeling Language. 133-144
General Applications
- Ela Rana, Philippe J. Giabbanelli, Naga H. Balabhadrapathruni, Xiaoyu Li, Vijay Kumar Mago:
Exploring the Relationship between Adherence to Treatment and Viral Load through a New Discrete Simulation Model of HIV Infectivity. 145-156 - Zhongwei Lin, Carl Tropper, Mohammand Nazrul Ishlam Patoary, Robert A. McDougal, William W. Lytton, Michael L. Hines:
NTW-MT: a Multi-threaded Simulator for Reaction Diffusion Simulations in NEURON. 157-167 - Souhila Sehili, Laurent Capocchi, Jean François Santucci:
Management of Ubiquitous Systems with a Mobile Application Using Discrete Event Simulations. 169-170 - Navonil Mustafee, M'hammed Sahnoun, Philip Andi Smart, Phil Godsiff:
An Application of Distributed Simulation for Hybrid Modeling of Offshore Wind Farms. 171-172
Distributed Simulation III
- Xiaosong Li, Wentong Cai, Stephen John Turner:
Cloning Agent-based Simulation on GPU. 173-182 - Pavol Bauer, Jonatan Lindén, Stefan Engblom, Bengt Jonsson:
Efficient Inter-Process Synchronization for Parallel Discrete Event Simulation on Multicores. 183-194 - Shell Ying Huang, Ya Li:
Improving Computational Performance of Simulation-based Heuristic Algorithms for Job Sequencing. 195-196 - Mingxin Zhang, Alexander Verbraeck, Rongqing Meng, Xiaogang Qiu:
Agent-based Modeling of Large-scale Complex Social Interactions. 197-198
Distributed Simulation IV
- Ning Liu, Adnan Haider, Xian-He Sun, Dong Jin:
FatTreeSim: Modeling Large-scale Fat-Tree Networks for HPC Systems and Data Centers Using Parallel and Discrete Event Simulation. 199-210 - Davide Cingolani, Alessandro Pellegrini, Francesco Quaglia:
Transparently Mixing Undo Logs and Software Reversibility for State Recovery in Optimistic PDES. 211-222
Network Applications
- Philipp Andelfinger, Hannes Hartenstein:
Model-Based Concurrency Analysis of Network Simulations. 223-234 - Jiaqi Yan, Dong Jin:
A Virtual Time System for Linux-container-based Emulation of Software-defined Networks. 235-246 - Markus Rabe, Maik Deininger, Anne Antonia Scheidler:
Verification of Petri Nets based Simulation Models using Coverage Metrics. 247-256 - Natacha Ellul, Laurent Capocchi, Jean François Santucci:
Big Data Decision Making Based on Predictive Data Analysis Using DEVS Simulations. 257-258
Traffic Applications
- Yadong Xu, Wentong Cai, Heiko Aydt, Michael Lees, Daniel Zehe:
An Asynchronous Synchronization Strategy for Parallel Large-scale Agent-based Traffic Simulations. 259-269 - Masatoshi Hanai, Toyotaro Suzumura, Georgios Theodoropoulos, Kalyan S. Perumalla:
Exact-Differential Large-Scale Traffic Simulation. 271-280 - Daniel Zehe, David Grotzky, Heiko Aydt, Wentong Cai, Alois C. Knoll:
Traffic Simulation Performance Optimization through Multi-Resolution Modeling of Road Segments. 281-288
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