DiVES: a distributed support for networked virtual environments

Bonotti, A.; Genovali, Luca; Ricci, Laura

doi:10.1109/aina.2006.153

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“…The laboratory at the National Institute of Informatics (NII) depends mainly on the Distributed Virtual Environments middleware (DiVE) to create multi-user networked 3D virtual spaces [39]. This middleware has a centric architecture that presents a scalable and cross platform communication between different simulators.…”

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Networked Driving Simulation: Applications, State of the Art, and Design Considerations

Abdelgawad

Gausemeier

Dumitrescu

et al. 2017

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Automotive manufacturers and suppliers develop new vehicle technologies to increase traffic safety and transportation efficiency. Autonomous and cooperative vehicle systems are crucial examples of such advanced technologies. The hustle to deploy these fascinating systems onto public roads increases as customer's expectations rise. Networked driving simulation represents an effective virtual prototyping tool that can support the development, and hence, accelerate system deployment. In networked driving simulation, two or more human-driven virtual vehicles share the same environment and form a very close approximation of real-world traffic interactions. This emerged multi-interactive virtual environment can serve various applications related to the new vehicle technologies and the ever increasing traffic complexity. This paper introduces the promising applications of networked driving simulation and outlines the necessary system design requirements. In addition, the work presents an extensive literature review and evaluation of utilizations of networked driving simulation. Furthermore, three compelling systems of networked driving simulation are analyzed regarding their technical specifications and application scopes. The systems are compared and evaluated using the derived requirements. Finally, potential future work is revealed regarding the design of resilient networked driving simulation systems that can be tailored for possible changes of application requirements.

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confidence: 99%

Networked Driving Simulation: Applications, State of the Art, and Design Considerations

Abdelgawad

Gausemeier

Dumitrescu

et al. 2017

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“…Since the AOI of a peer may be crowded, a set of optimizations are applied to reduce the number of connections with neighbouring peers. The approach defined in [4], [5], [6] exploits a publish/subscribe computational model for the interactions among peers.…”

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“…On the other hand, the definition of a P2P support for DVE is currently an active research area. To improve the scalability of the DVE, most of the approaches recently proposed [7], [8], [9], [6] exploit the concept of AOI [11], [10] so that an avatar receives only notifications of events occurring in its AOI, for instance movements of other players or passive objects updates. This results in a lower number of messages as well as in a lower number of objects managed by each peer.…”

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JaDE: A JXTA support for distributed virtual environments

Ricci

Genovali

2008

2008 IEEE Symposium on Computers and Communications

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Abstract-This paper introduces JaDE, a P2P support for the development of Distributed Virtual Environments that improves DVE scalability through the notion of Area of Interest. JaDE defines a set of protocols to support both the active entities and passive objects of the DVE. The state of passive objects is replicated on a set of peers to increase the reliability and the responsiveness of the application. Since passive objects may be concurrently updated by the active entities of the DVE, a novel consistency protocol is defined together with a set of mechanisms to guarantee the persistence of passive objects in a DVE environment. The paper presents an implementation of JaDE which exploits the JXTA distributed platform and shows how the JaDE functionalities may be supported by JXTA protocols. A set of preliminary experimental results are discussed.

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Nomad: Virtual Environments on P2P Voronoi Overlays

Ricci¹,

Salvadori²

On the Move to Meaningful Internet Systems 2007: OTM 2007 Workshops

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DiVES: a distributed support for networked virtual environments

Cited by 5 publications

References 6 publications

Networked Driving Simulation: Applications, State of the Art, and Design Considerations

Networked Driving Simulation: Applications, State of the Art, and Design Considerations

JaDE: A JXTA support for distributed virtual environments

Nomad: Virtual Environments on P2P Voronoi Overlays

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