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DESCRIPTION:The Advanced Real-Time Simulation Laboratory investigates diffe
 rent mechanisms to automate the generation of executable models\, and thei
 r integration with real-time data. The research focuses in interfacing dif
 ferent tools\, with a focus on having simulation everywhere. This enables 
 users to analyze massive simulation data in an intuitive and efficient fas
 hion with increased realism\, responsiveness (or interactivity)\, and imme
 rsion. In recent years\, the lab has developed new methods to include simu
 lation services in remote servers using RESTful Web Services. The main obj
 ective is to integrate different simulation services with cloud computing 
 services\, in order to provide on-demand recommendations based on simulati
 on results. We will discuss how this technology can be used for carrying o
 ut varied experiments. We will first discuss examples in the field of envi
 ronmental sciences and in particular in fire spreading models. The fire sp
 reading model was mashed up using Geographical Information Systems as inpu
 ts\, and outputs using of different Web Services (Google Maps\, Google Ear
 th). We will also discuss the design of ATLAS (Advanced Traffic LAnguage S
 pecifications)\, a high-level specification language representing city sec
 tions. The ATLAS Traffic Simulator Compiler (ATLAS/TSC or TSC) was built u
 sing a set of templates that can be redefined by the user\, easily adaptin
 g the generation of behavior to different modeling and simulation techniqu
 es (including standalone\, embedded real-time\, and parallel versions).  W
 e will present the current advances in our lab\, focusing on the methodolo
 gies employed for distributed simulation\, mash-up applications and implem
 entation on thin clients (including embedded applications). Bio:GABRIEL A.
  WAINER\, FSCS\, SMIEEE\, is Professor and Associate Chair for Graduate St
 udies\, Department of Systems and Computer Engineering (Carleton Universit
 y). He held visiting positions at the University of Arizona\; LSIS (CNRS)\
 , Université Paul Cézanne\, University of Nice\, INRIA Sophia-Antipolis\, 
 Université Bordeaux (France)\; UCM\, UPC (Spain)\, and others.He is the au
 thor of three books and over 330 research articles\; he helped organizing 
 over 100 conferences\, being one of the founders of the Symposium on Theor
 y of Modeling and Simulation\, SIMUTools and SimAUD.Prof. Wainer is Specia
 l Issues Editor of SIMULATION\, member of the Editorial Board of IEEE/AIP 
 CISE\, Wireless Networks (Elsevier)\, and others. He received the IBM Ecli
 pse Innovation Award\, the First Bernard P. Zeigler DEVS Modeling and Simu
 lation Award\, the SCS Outstanding Professional Award (2011)\, the SCS Dis
 tinguished Professional Award (2013)\, the SCS Distinguished Service Award
  (2015) and various Best Paper awards. He is a Fellow of SCS.
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LOCATION:Aula Magna
SUMMARY:Simulation Everywhere - Prof. Gabriel A. Wainer Dept. of Systems an
 d Computer Engineering. Carleton University
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