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Distributed Simulation
By Halit Oguztuzun , Umut Durak , Okan Topcu , Levent Yilmaz
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This uniquetext/reference provides a comprehensive review of distributed simulation (DS)from the perspective of Model Driven Engineering (MDE), illustrating how MDEaffects the overall lifecycle of the simulation development process. Numerouspractical case studies are included to demonstrate the utility andapplicability of the methodology, many of which are developed from toolsavailable to download from the public domain. Topics and features:Provides a thorough introduction to the fundamental concepts, principles and processes of modeling and simulation, MDE and high-level architectureDescribes a road map for building a DS system in accordance with the MDE perspective, and a technical framework for the development of conceptual modelsPresents a focus on federate (simulation environment) architectures, detailing a practical approach to the design of federations (i.e., simulation member design) Discusses the main activities related to scenario management in DS, and explores the process of MDE-based implementation, integration and testing Reviews approaches to simulation evolution and modernization, including architecture-driven modernization for simulation modernizationExamines the potential synergies between the agent, DS, and MDE methodologies, suggesting avenues for future research at the intersection of these three fieldsDistributed Simulation –A Model Driven Engineering Approach is an important resource for allresearchers and practitioners involved in modeling and simulation, and softwareengineering, who may be interested in adopting MDE principles when developingcomplex DS systems.