- Project name: ASim Java Simulator
- Source of funding: NASK
- Project goal: The goal of the project was the development the ASim/Java environment for conducting discrete phenomenon system simulations.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
ASim/Java fits the federated simulator paradigm. The solution allows for the development of complex physical system simulators via combining simulators (even those developed by separate research teams) of parts of such systems. A group of distributed simulators operating within a single experiment forms a federation of simulators. This approach can compete with currently available commercial simulators, which are frequently expensive and difficult to use.
PROJECT RESULTS:
The development of the ASim/Java proprietary environment for simulating systems of discrete phenomena, which facilitates the development of distributed simulators of various physical systems.
PROJECT PARTICIPANTS:
- NASK
RESEARCH PAPERS:
- Niewiadomska-Szynkiewicz, E.; Sikora, A.; “ASimJava: a Java-based library for distributed simulation”, Journal of Telecommunications and Information Technology, s. 12-17, 2004.
- Sikora, A.; Niewiadomska-Szynkiewicz, E.; “FR/ASimJava: a federated approach to parallel and distributed network simulation in practice”, JTIT, s. 53-59, 2006.
- Sikora, A.; Niewiadomska-Szynkiewicz, E.; “A federated approach to parallel and distributed simulation of complex systems”, International Journal of Applied Mathematics and Computer Science, 17, 1, s. 99-106, 2007.