High performance discrete event simulations to evaluate complex industrial systems, the case of automatic

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Publication date 1997
Journal Lecture Notes in Computer Science
Event International conference and exhibition on high-performance computing and networking, HPCN Europe 1998
Volume | Issue number 1225
Pages (from-to) 41-50
Organisations
  • Faculty of Science (FNWI) - Informatics Institute (IVI)
Abstract
We have developed a Modelling and Simulation platform for technical evaluation of Electronic Toll Collection on Motor Highways. This platform is used in a project of the Dutch government to assess the technical feasibility of Toll Collection systems proposed by industry. Motivated by this work we introduce the concept of High Performance Discrete Event Simulations to evaluate the performance of Complex Industrial Systems. We assume that the elements have well-known behaviour, and demand that the interaction between the elements is well-known and their state changes at pre-definable time intervals. As a result we can model the total complex system as a discrete event model. We present the case of Automatic Debiting Systems for Electronic Toll Collection and introduce the modelling approach, the simulation environment (ADS-SIM), and discuss the need for HPC to carry out such simulations.
Document type Article
Note Proceedings title: High-performance computing and networking: international conference and exhibition, Vienna, Austria, April 28-30, 1997: proceedings Publisher: Springer Place of publication: Berlin ISBN: 3540628983 Editors: B. Hertzberger, P. Sloot
Language English
Published at https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0031578
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