An XML-based DEVS Modeling Tool to Enhance Simulation Interoperability
Yung-Hsin Wang, Yao-Chung Lu
Abstract
Yung-Hsin Wang, Yao-Chung Lu
Abstract
There is a need to develop standards for a computer processable representation of DEVS (Discrete Event System Specification) models that supports common understanding, sharing and interoperability of distinct DEVS implementations. To achieve the goal, this paper focuses on the adoption of XML in model description and development to generate a standard intermediate format to entitle sharing between different DEVS simulation environments that will facilitate simulation interoperability standards and reuse.
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There is a need to develop standards for a computer processable representation of DEVS (Discrete Event System Specification) models that supports common understanding, sharing and interoperability of distinct DEVS implementations. To achieve the goal, this paper focuses on the adoption of XML in model description and development to generate a standard intermediate format to entitle sharing between different DEVS simulation environments that will facilitate simulation interoperability standards and reuse.
Key concepts: DEVS, Interoperability, Computer science, XML, Reuse, Implementation, Discrete event simulation, Software engineering