A self manageable infrastructure for supporting web-based simulations

Xiang, Xin; Madey, G.

doi:10.1109/simsym.2004.1299478

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“…In addition, as the application of computer simulation technology, the computer network experiment system has three "I" features, namely Immersion, Interaction and Imagination. [2] Users can immerse into the computer system created by virtual experiment environment, interaction with virtual environment, and can get contact with physical involved in similar feelings, which improve the availability of this system as the education teaching tool.…”

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Design and Realization of Virtual Experimental System for Computer

Zhou

2014

AMM

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With the modernization of the society and improvement of technologies, people have new requirement for the communication mode between human and computer. And it leads to the appearance of Virtual Reality technology. The Virtual Reality technology is an integration of computer graphics technique, multi media technique, sensor technique, display techniques, simulation technique, and Internet technologies and so on. It builds virtual scenes on the network to implement a platform that multi-users from different places can immerse into and communicate with each other with no bound.

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Design and Realization of Virtual Experimental System for Computer

Zhou

2014

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Autonomic Web-Based Simulation

Huang

Madey

38th Annual Simulation Symposium

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by Yingping HuangMany scientific and engineering simulations are large programs which despite careful debugging and testing will probably contain errors when deployed to the Web for use. Based on the assumption that such scientific and engineering simulations do contain errors and that the underlying computing systems do fail due to hardware or software errors, we present a framework called autonomic web-based simulation (AWS), a supporting data warehouse, and their implementations to develop and deploy reliable web-based simulations. AWS strives to achieve the following features presented in the Vision of Autonomic Computing: self-configuring, self-optimizing, self-healing and self-protecting.We discuss mathematical models to simulate the execution of scientific simulations and formulate objective functions for the purpose of determining optimal checkpoint intervals. Checkpointing is a basic requirement for self-healing of AWS and determining optimal checkpoint interval helps achieve self-optimizing of AWS.A novel three step data cleansing algorithm is designed through approximate string joins. A self-manageable system is implemented for the NOM simulation project which allows scientists and other end users run NOM simulations anytime from anywhere. CONTENTS

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Aurora: An Approach to High Throughput Parallel Simulation

Park

Fujimoto

20th Workshop on Principles of Advanced and Distributed Simulation (PADS'06)

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A self manageable infrastructure for supporting web-based simulations

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Design and Realization of Virtual Experimental System for Computer

Design and Realization of Virtual Experimental System for Computer

Autonomic Web-Based Simulation

Aurora: An Approach to High Throughput Parallel Simulation

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