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30th Annual Simulation Symposium (SS '97)
JSIM: A JAVA-Based Simulation and Animation Environment
Atlanta, GA
April 07-April 09
ISBN: 0-8186-7934-4
John A. Miller, Department of Computer Science, University of Georgia
Rajesh S. Nair, Department of Computer Science, University of Georgia
Zhiwei Zhang, Department of Computer Science, University of Georgia
Hongwei Zhao, Department of Computer Science, University of Georgia
In this paper, we present JSIM, a Java-based simulation and animation environment being developed at the University of Georgia. The JSIM library includes many Java classes to make developing simulation models easy. A model is constructed by building a graph with nodes (e.g. Queues and ServerBays) and edges (e.g. Transports). A model of moderate complexity can be constructed with minimal effort. Furthermore, in a future release of JSIM, much of the code will be created by a graphical designer. Using the built-in features of JSIM, the design diagram may be animated when the simulation is run. A novel aspect of the environment is that it follows the principles of Query Driven Simulation for the purpose of storing and retrieving simulation models and results in databases.
Citation:
John A. Miller, Rajesh S. Nair, Zhiwei Zhang, Hongwei Zhao, "JSIM: A JAVA-Based Simulation and Animation Environment," ss, pp.31, 30th Annual Simulation Symposium (SS '97), 1997
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