DecompositionJ: Parallel and Deterministic Simulation of Concurrent Java Executions in Cyber-Physical Systems

Shum, Chong; Lau, Wing Cheong; Mao, Tian; Chung, H.S.H.; Tse, Norman C. F.; Tsang, Kim-Fung; Lai, Loi Lei

doi:10.1109/access.2018.2825254

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“…NCW analysis lies in the organic integration of multiple domains, i.e., the CPSs in the cyber-physical area and their communications in the information domain [16]. To this end, this study uses modeling and simulation (M&S) techniques, which have been widely utilized for designing and analyzing complex CPSs [17], [18]. Studying CPS models gives us insight into how they will behave in the real world [19].…”

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Model-Based Design of Defense Cyber-Physical Systems to Analyze Mission Effectiveness and Network Performance

2019

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This paper discusses two modeling and simulation (M&S) issues for defense cyber-physical systems (CPSs): 1) model-driven development via model interoperation and 2) simulation analysis between interoperated models. To clearly describe the network capabilities between the CPSs within network-centric warfare (NCW), we first modeled communication factors separately from the overall CPSs. The CPS models and the network model were considered discrete event systems, which were realized with DEVSim++ and ns-3, respectively. For the simulation of the two types of models, we interoperated them with high-level architecture-based middleware to preserve the independence of each one. The goal for NCW analysis is to find a balance between the computational, physical, and communication factors of the defense CPSs to achieve their missions within a networked environment. In the case study of network-centric ground warfare, the CPS models generate mission effectiveness to be analyzed according to realistic network conditions; and at the same time, the network model enables the analysis of the network performance given validated combat scenarios. We expect this paper will help simulation experts interactively analyze computational and physical capabilities of the CPSs as well as communication effects between the CPSs.INDEX TERMS Network-centric warfare, system of systems, discrete event system, model interoperation, linear regression analysis, measure of effectiveness, measure of performance.

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confidence: 99%