Preface

Message from the General Chair (PDF)

pp. viii

Symposium Committee (PDF)

pp. ix

Program Committee (PDF)

pp. x

Keynote Speech

Session I: Network Simulation

SIM-ENG: A Traffic Simulation Engine (Abstract)

John M. Creagh, Cork Institute of Technology

pp. 4

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An Efficient Asynchronous Simulation Technique for High Speed Slotted Networks (Abstract)

Andrea Fumagalli, The University of Texas at Dallas

Roberto Grasso, The University of Texas at Dallas

pp. 11

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Session II: Scheduling

Dynamic Calendar Queue (Abstract)

JongSuk Ahn, University of DongGuk

SeungHyun Oh, University of DongGuk

pp. 20

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A Simulation - Based Performance Analysis of Gang Scheduling in a Distributed System (Abstract)

Helen D. Karatza, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

pp. 26

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Design and Analysis of a Quantum-based QoS-Aware Fair Share Server for Integrated Services Networks (Abstract)

Michael S. Boykin, University of Pittsburgh

Taieb F. Znati, University of Pittsburgh

pp. 34

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Session III: System Simulation

TUFTsim: A Multiple Domain Simulator for Experimentation (Abstract)

Jamie A. Heller, Tufts University

Karen Panetta Lentz, Tufts University

pp. 44

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DYANA: An Environment for Embedded System Design and Analysis (Abstract)

R.L. Smeliansky, Moscow State University

A.G. Bakhmurov, Moscow State University

A.P. Kapitonova, Moscow State University

pp. 50

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A Framework for Simulating Heterogeneous Virtual Processors (Abstract)

Dale Parson, Lucent Technologies

Paul Beatty, Lucent Technologies

John Glossner, Lucent Technologies

Bryan Schlieder, Lucent Technologies

pp. 58

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Invited Speaker: Dr. Barry W. Johnson, University of Virginia

A UML-Based Method to Specify the Structural Component of Simulation-Based Queuing Network Performance Models (Abstract)

Nunzio-Nicoló Savino-Vázquez, University of the Balearic Islands

Ramon Puigjaner, University of the Balearic Islands

pp. 71

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Microscopic Simulations of Freeway Traffic Flow (Abstract)

Sanjoy Das, ITT Systems Division

Betty A. Bowles, ITT Systems Division

Chris R. Houghland, ITT Systems Division

Steven J. Hunn, ITT Systems Division

YunLong Zhang, ITT Systems Division

pp. 79

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Session V: Parallel Simulation

Performance Evaluation of a Parallel Simulation Environment (Abstract)

Yong-Meng Teo, National University of Singapore

Seng-Chuan Tay, National University of Singapore

pp. 86

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Parallelization of SHIFT Simulation Environment (Abstract)

Mikhail Kourjanski, University of California at Berkeley

Aleks Göllü, Meta-X Inc.

pp. 94

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A Framework for Analyzing Parallel Simulation Performance (Abstract)

Yong-Meng Teo, National University of Singapore

Hong Wang, National University of Singapore

Seng-Chuan Tay, National University of Singapore

pp. 102

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Intelligent Mathematical Modelling and Simulation of Robotic Dynamic Systems using a New Fuzzy-Fractal-Genetic Approach (Abstract)

Session VI: Genetic Simulation and Virtual Reality

Oscar Castillo, Tijuana Institute of Technology

Patricia Melin, Tijuana Institute of Technology

pp. 112

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Genetic Simulation for Finite State Machine Identification (Abstract)

Lamine Ngom, LESIA, DGEI/INSA,

Claude Baron, LESIA, DGEI/INSA,

Jean-Claude Geffroy, LESIA, DGEI/INSA,

pp. 118

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A Bird's-Eye View System using Augmented Reality (Abstract)

Haedong Kim, Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI)

Juwan Kim, Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI)

Sanggyu Park, Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI)

pp. 126

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The Human Component of an Atmosphere Regeneration Simulation Tool (Abstract)

Lee H Tichenor, Western Illinois University

Marybeth Edeen, Johnson Space Center

pp. 132

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Session VII: Simulation Techniques and Hardware Support

Design Criterion for the Statistics Exchange Control Algorithms Used in the Statistical Synchronization Method (Abstract)

Gabor Lencse, Technical University of Budapest and Szechenyi Istvan College

pp. 138

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Hardware Support for Floating Point Map Function Generation (Abstract)

E. Pearse O'Grady, Arizona State University

pp. 145

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Applying Globally Convergent Techniques to Conventional DC Operating Point Analyses (Abstract)

Ecevit Yilmaz, University of California at Irvine

Michael M. Green, University of California at Irvine

pp. 153

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Author Index (PDF)

pp. 159