The Arizona Center for Integrative Modeling and Simulation is devoted to research and education that advance the evolution and use of M&S as means to develop disparate partial solutions into coherent, integrated solutions for complex, multifaceted problems.
| Perspective on the modeling and simulation autocatalytic role and its past, present, and future impact on engineering, science, and people. |
Time, space, and state concepts are integral to understanding the sustainability and resiliency of existing and evolving complex systems.
At ACIMS, research on modeling concepts, theories, and methodologies supported with the development of simulation frameworks and tools are being pursued rigorously, systematically, and flexibly created to experiment and evaluate adaptive systems’ complexity, heterogeneity, and scalability traits.
Human Breast Cancer Co-simulation: composition of agent and diffusion composable cellular automata models enabled by a Knowledge Interchange Broker (KIB) interaction model with implementation in the DEVS-Suite simulator. Simulation of this model (a 150×100 coupled CCA Diffusion) for 100 logical steps takes ~320 seconds using a Win 10 computer that has i7 2.60 GHz CPU and 64 GB RAM
DEVS-Suite: it is a Parallel DEVS simulator with support for (i) automating the design of experiments in combination with (ii) animating models and (iii) generating superdense time data trajectories at run-time, and (iv) synchronized viewing of time-based trajectories alongside hierarchical component and I/O messaging animation.
PVM: This is a novel visual and persistent RESTful tool for creating modular and hierarchical component models. The tool separates while synchronizing the complementary visual and persistent models. Models can be independently and visually explored at multiple hierarchy levels and stored in MongoDB. The tool displays the structural metrics for any component at any level in its hierarchy.
CoSMoSim: it offers an integrated platform for system model development, simulation, & experimentation. It has a unified logical, visual, and persistent capability for specifying families of parallel DEVS, CA, & XML-Schema models. The DEVS-Suite simulator version 2.1.0 is integrated into CoSMoS.
A general composable, RESTful modeling and interoperable simulation framework supporting long-term planning of water-energy systems at realistic scales. It enables development of water, energy, and their interaction models: Componentized WEAP, Knowledge Interchange Broker (KIB), and Componentized LEAP. The interactions between the water and energy models can be modeled and simulated with the WEAP-KIB-LEAP framework.
The Componentized WEAP and Componentized LEAP are RESTful frameworks written in NodeJS for the Water Evaluation and Planning (WEAP) and the Low Emissions Analysis Platform (LEAP) Systems. More information is available here.
DEVS-Suite Receives SourceForge Community Choice Award
New DEVS-Suite 6.1.0 is released
New DEVS-Suite 5.0.0 is released
DEVS-Suite Receives SourceForge Community Choice Award
IEEE Computer Distinguished Visitor Program
