ARSLab Publications
Publications in 2007
381-
"A Flexible Dynamic Structure DEVS Algorithm towards Real-Time Systems",
Hui Shang,
Gabriel A. Wainer,
Proceedings of the 2007 Summer Computer Simulation Conference, page 339-345, San Diego, CA - 2007
382-
"Advanced DEVS models with application to biology and medicine",
Gabriel A. Wainer,
Shafagh Jafer,
Banan Al-Aubidy, Alexander Dias, Roderick S. Bain,
Michel Dumontier,
James J. Cheetham,
AI, Simulation and Planning in High Autonomy Systems (AIS 2007), Buenos Aires, Argentina - 2007
383-
"Advances in DEVS Modeling and Simulation Methodologies",
Gabriel A. Wainer,
Rodrigo Castro,
Ernesto Kofman,
Plenary Paper - Proceedings of the European Modeling and Simulation Conference, Prague, Czech Republic - 2007
384-
"An Eclipse-based environment for RT DEVS",
Marcelo Gutierrez-Alcaraz,
Master thesis from Carleton University, Systems and Computer Engineering - 2007
385-
"An Environment for Advanced Parallel Simulation of Cellular Models",
Shafagh Jafer,
Gabriel A. Wainer,
Unconventional Computation, page 53--74, Kingston, Canada - aug 2007
386-
"An Open Issue on Applying Sharing Modeling Patterns in DEVS",
Olivier Dalle,
Gabriel A. Wainer,
Proceedings of the 2007 SCS Summer Computer Simulation Conference, San Diego, CA - 2007
387-
"CD++Builder: An Eclipse-Based IDE For DEVS Modeling",
Chiril Chidisiuc,
Gabriel A. Wainer,
Proceedings of DEVS Symposium, Norfolk, VA - 2007
388-
"Cell-based representation and analysis of spatial resources in construction simulation",
Cheng Zhang,
Tarek M. Zayed,
Amin Hammad,
Gabriel A. Wainer,
Journal of Automation in Construction, Elsevier, Volume 16, Number 4, page 436--448 - July 2007
389-
"Defining a Traffic Modeling language Using Cellular Discrete-Event abstractions",
Gabriel A. Wainer,
Alejandra Davidson,
Journal of Cellular Automata, Volume 2, Number 4, page 291-343 - 2007
390-
"Designing extensions for the use of CD++ to build embedded discrete-event systems",
Henry Yu,
Master thesis from Carleton University, Systems and Computer Engineering - 2007
391-
"Developing a software tool for Urban traffic Modeling",
Gabriel A. Wainer,
Software, Practice and Experience, Volume 37, Number 13, page 1377--1404 - 2007
392-
"DEVS modeling of mobile wireless ad hoc networks",
Umar Farooq,
Gabriel A. Wainer,
Bengu Balya,
Simulation Modeling, Practice and Theory. Elsevier. , Volume 15, Number 3, page 285--314 - March 2007
393-
"eCD++: an engine for executing DEVS models in embedded platforms",
Henry Yu,
Gabriel A. Wainer,
Proceedings of the 2007 SCS Summer Computer Simulation Conference, San Diego, CA - 2007
394-
"Including dynamic DEVS models in the Embedded CD++ platform",
Hui Shang,
Master thesis from Carleton University, Systems and Computer Engineering - 2007
395-
"Intelligent Computational Simulation Methods for Biomedical Applications",
Shafagh Jafer,
Gabriel A. Wainer,
Poster, Intelligent Computational Simulation Methods for Biomedical Applications, Precarn AI/ GI/ CRV/ IS Annual Conference, Montreal, Canada. - may 2007
396-
"Modeling advanced cellular models with Parallel Cell-DEVS",
Shafagh Jafer,
Master thesis from Carleton University, Systems and Computer Engineering - 2007
397-
"Modeling Physical Systems Using Finite Element Cell-DEVS",
Hesham Saadawi,
Gabriel A. Wainer,
Simulation Modelling Practice and Theory, Volume 15, Number 10, page 1268--1291 - November 2007
398-
"On the Creation of Distributed Simulation Web-Service-Based Distributed CD++",
Rami Madhoun,
Bo Feng,
Gabriel A. Wainer,
Proceedings of AIS, Artificial Intelligence, Simulation and Planning, Buenos Aires, Argentina - 2007
399-
"Parallel Algorithms for Cellular Models Simulation",
Shafagh Jafer,
Gabriel A. Wainer,
Parallel Processing Letters, Volume 17, Number 3, page 263--286 - September 2007
400-
"Parallel Environment for DEVS and Cell-DEVS Models",
Qi Liu,
Gabriel A. Wainer,
SIMULATION: Transactions of the Society for Modeling and Simulation International, Volume 83, Number 6, page 449-471 - June 2007
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