ARSLab Publications
Publications in 2004
421-
"Analysis of quantized continuous Cell-DEVS",
Leandro de San Miguel,
Master thesis from Universidad de Buenos Aires, Computer Science Department - 2004
422-
"Applying Cell-DEVS in 3D Free-Form Shape Modeling",
Pengfei Wu, X. Wu,
Gabriel A. Wainer,
Proceedings of ACRI. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Volume 3305 , Amsterdam, Netherlands - 2004
423-
"Defining and visualizing models of urban traffic",
Gabriel A. Wainer,
Shannon Borho, Jan Pittner,
Proceedings of the SCS 1st Mediterranean Multiconference on Modeling and Simulation, Genoa, Italy - 2004
424-
"HLA to simulate computer systems at the hardware platform level",
Trevor Pearce,
Amir Saghir,
Gabriel A. Wainer,
Proceedings of SISO Fall Interoperability Workshop, Orlando, FL. U.S.A - 2004
425-
"Improved Cell-DEVS model definition in CD++",
Alejandro Lopez,
Gabriel A. Wainer,
Proceedings of ACRI. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Volume 3305, Amsterdam, Netherlands - 2004
426-
"Integrating Time-Warp and Parallel DEVS simulation algorithms for improved performance of Parallel Cell-DEVS",
Ezequiel Glinsky,
Master thesis from Carleton University, Systems and Computer Engineering - 2004
427-
"Model-Based Development of Embedded Systems with RT-CD++",
Gabriel A. Wainer,
Ezequiel Glinsky,
Proceedings of the WIP session, IEEE Real-Time and Embedded Technology and Applications Symposium, Toronto, ON. Canada - 2004
428-
"Modeling and simulation of complex systems with Cell-DEVS",
Gabriel A. Wainer,
Proceedings of the Winter Simulation Conference, Washington, DC, USA - 2004
429-
"Modeling and simulation of hardware/software systems with CD++",
Ezequiel Glinsky,
Gabriel A. Wainer,
Proceedings of the Winter Simulation Conference, Washington, DC - 2004
430-
"Modeling Complex Physical Systems Using 2D Finite Element Cell-DEVS",
Hesham Saadawi,
Gabriel A. Wainer,
Advanced Simulation Technologies Conference 2004, Arlington, VA - 2004
431-
"Modeling Computer Hardware Platforms using DEVS and HLA simulation",
Amir Saghir,
Trevor Pearce,
Gabriel A. Wainer,
Proceedings of the 2004 Summer Computer Simulation Conference, San Jose, CA - 2004
432-
"Modeling hybrid systems using the DEVS formalism",
Mariana D'Abreu,
Master thesis from Universidad de Buenos Aires, Computer Science Department - 2004
433-
"Modeling routing in wireless ad-hoc networks using Cell-DEVS",
Bengu Balya,
Umar Farooq,
Gabriel A. Wainer,
Proceedings of 2004 International Symposium on Performance Evaluation of Computer and Telecommunication Systems (SPECTS), San Jose, CA - 2004
434-
"Modeling State-Based DEVS Models in CD++",
Gaston Christen,
Alejandro Dobniewski,
Gabriel A. Wainer,
Proceedings of MGA, Advanced Simulation Technologies Conference (ASTC04), Arlington, VA. U.S.A - 2004
435-
"Modeling the behavior of human mitochondria, a web-based environment",
Roxana Djafarzadeh,
Master thesis from University of Ottawa. Biomedical Engineering (OCIECE) - 2004
436-
"On the Construction of Complex Models Using Reusable Components",
Peter MacSween,
Gabriel A. Wainer,
Proceedings of SISO Spring Interoperability Workshop, Arlington, VA. U.S.A - 2004
437-
"Performance Analysis of Continuous Cell-DEVS Models",
Gabriel A. Wainer,
Proceedings of High Performance Computing & Simulation (HPC&S) Conference; 18th European Simulation Multiconference, Magdeburg, Germany - 2004
438-
"Using Cell-DEVS for modeling complex cell spaces",
Javier Ameghino,
Gabriel A. Wainer,
Proceedings of AIS’2004 Artificial Intelligence, Simulation and Planning. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Volume 3397, Jeju Island, Korea - 2004
Publications in 2003
439-
"A facility for remote execution and visualization of Cell-DEVS models",
Wenhong Chen,
Master thesis from Systems and Computer Engineering, Carleton University - 2003
440-
"A framework for remote execution and visualization of Cell-DEVS models",
Gabriel A. Wainer,
Wenhong Chen,
Simulation: Transactions of the Society for Modeling and Simulation International, Volume 79, Number 11, page 626--647 - November 2003
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