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Subproject: MoSiFlow
last modified
2012-06-01 15:27
Research project context: »Component based framework for an effective and efficient simulation of (agent) systems«
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Abstract: In this project the possibilities of a workflow supported management of modeling and simulation projects are examined.
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Runtime:
2003-04-01
until
2013-12-31
Project coordination:
Adelinde M. Uhrmacher
Scientific staff:
Dr.-Ing. Jan Himmelspach; Dr.-Ing. Roland Ewald; Dipl. Inf. Stefan Leye; Dipl. Inf. Stefan Rybacki
Student staff:
n.n.
Former student staff:
Johannes Rössel; Valerius Weigandt; Mathias Rimane; Enrico Seib; Dortje Löper; Ulrike Borchardt; Robert Waltemath; Simon Bartels; Johannes Becherer; Thomas Beer; Gabriel Blum; Nico Eggert; Roland Ewald; Stefan Friedrichs; Florian Gewandt; Lydia Jost; Sven Kluge; Stefan Leye; Sebastian Lieske; Frank Manteufel; Steffen Maas; Rene Michalski; Thomas Nösinger; Christian Ober; Björn Paul; Jan Pommerenke; Kathrin Rohloff; Oliver Röwer; Hans Schipke; Rene Schulz; Carl Tuemmler; Felix Willud; Felix Woitzel; Martina Gierke
Contractor(s):
DFG
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Project runtime:
2009-10-01
until
2011-10-30
Scientific staff:
Dipl. Inf. Stefan Rybacki; Dr.-Ing. Jan Himmelspach
Former student staff:
Mathias Rimane; Enrico Seib
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Many workflow definitions for M&S tasks exist in the literature. Usually it is agreed on the fact that well defined workflows can add to the quality of any results worked on.
M&S software is software and thus for its development techniques from software engineering can and should be applied. This holds especially true for workflow definitions out of this field.As almost none M&S software product is solely dedicated to a single model or simulation a continued development of models and simulations using them is likely. This development process should be organized by workflows as well - as it is already stated in literature. However, the questions remains, which parts of such a workflow can and should be supported by a flexible and open M&S software like JAMES II.
New JAMES II (0.9.1) release