Distributed Simulation 2020
A special issue of Information (ISSN 2078-2489). This special issue belongs to the section "Information Systems".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 August 2020) | Viewed by 20636
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Interests: distributed simulation; artificial intelligence; optimization
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Dear Colleagues,
Distributed simulation is the execution of simulation models on distributed computer systems, and can also be just a single simulation model (e.g., just one model with an irregular and data-dependent nature). There are several advantages of distributed simulations:
- Increased speed (i.e., reduced execution time) due to the potential parallelism;
- Increased size of the simulation program and/or data generation;
- Heterogeneous computing;
- Fault tolerance;
- Usage of unique resources and multi-enterprise/geographical distributed locations; and
- Multi-enterprise simulation/intellectual property.
Several computer systems can handle distributed simulations. These computer systems can be tightly coupled or loosely coupled. The tightly coupled system is a multiprocessor computer system that communicates through shared memory modules. A loosely coupled system is a multiprocessor computer system where each processor has its own local memory and the processors communicate via messages. One important point is the merge of the paradigms of high performance computing and high-throughput computing and the resulting increasingly sophisticated distributed simulations.
This Special Issue particularly welcomes, but is not limited to, contributions that explore advanced computer architecture for distributed simulation. In addition, the Issue will include sophisticated applications in the areas of big data, the Internet of Things, artificial intelligence, and massive agent-based systems. Contributors that are interested in presenting their work are invited to submit an extended abstract to the Guest Editor ([email protected]).
Dr. Luis RabeloGuest Editor
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Keywords
- Parallel Distributed Simulation
- High Performance Computing
- Distributed Systems Simulation
- Agent-based Simulation
- Deep Learning Implementations
- Time Management
- Live, Virtual, Constructive
- Big Data
- Internet of Things
- High-Level Architecture (HLA)
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