DEVS: a Formal, Theory-Based, Technology-Independent Standard for Distributed Simulation

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DEVS: a Formal, Theory-Based, Technology-Independent Standard for Distributed Simulation James Nutaro Bernard P. Zeigler Hessam Sarjoughian ACIMS –

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Title: DEVS: a Formal, Theory-Based, Technology-Independent Standard for Distributed Simulation


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DEVS a Formal, Theory-Based, Technology-Independe
nt Standard for Distributed Simulation
  • James Nutaro
  • Bernard P. Zeigler
  • Hessam Sarjoughian
  • ACIMS
  • Gabriel Wainer
  • SISO DEVS Standards Working Group
  • I/ITSEC
  • Special SCS Session on Standards for MS

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Modeling Simulation/Systems Theory
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MS Framework
Objectives represented by
Layered architecture
Entities formalized as systems relations as
system morphisms
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DEVS Modeling Simulation Framework
  • DEVS Discrete Event System Specification
  • Provides sound MS framework
  • Derived from Mathematical dynamical system
    theory
  • Supports hierarchical, modular composition and
    reuse
  • Can express Discrete Time, Continuous and hybrid
    models
  • Event-orientation enables efficient simulation
  • Object-oriented, Distributed, Real-time
    Implementations

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DEVS Atomic Model
Make a transition (internal)
Make a transition (external)
input
State
internal
external
Send an output
time advance
Handle input
output
output
Hold for some time
Pulse Generator
time
interPulseTime gt0
Output
Pulse Generator
start
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DEVS Hierarchical Modular Composition
  • Atomic lowest level model, contains structural
    dynamics -- model level modularity

Coupled composed of one or more atomic and/or
coupled models
hierarchical construction
coupling
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Types of Models and their Formalisms
Coupled Models
Atomic Models
Partial Differential Equations
Ordinary Differential Equations
Processing/ Queuing/ Coordinating
Networks Collaborations
Physical Space
Phase Based Models
Pulse Based Models (varGen, Sum)
Digraph Models
1,2 Dim Cell Space
Discrete Time/ Automata
Quantum Based Models (DEVS Integrator, instantane
ous Functions
Cellular Automata
can be components in a coupled model
2 Dim State Space
1 Dim State Space
Self Organized Criticality Models
Multi Agent Systems
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Scalability, Flexibility and Inter-operability
Through Interface Standardization
DEVS Simulation Protocol
Single processor
C
Java
Distributed Simulator
DEVS
Simulator
Other Representation
Real-Time Simulator
Non DEVS
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For more literature, software, tutorials,
  • Arizona Center for Integrative
  • Modeling Simulation
  • (ACIMS)
  • www.acims.arizona.edu
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