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Calvin, J. O., Chiang, C. J. & Van Hook, D. J. (1995), Data subscription, in `Proceedings of the Twelfth Workshop on Standards for the Interoperability of Distributed Simulations ', pp. 807--813.

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An Approach to Interest Management and Dynamic Load.. - Theodoropoulos, Logan   (Correct)

....parameter space in the simulation. Typically, the definition of the multicast groups of receivers is static, based on a priori knowledge of communication patterns between the processes in the simulation (Smith, Russo Schuette 1995, Mastaglio Callahan 1995, Macedonia, Zyda, Pratt Barham 1995, Calvin, Chiang Van Hook 1995, Steinman Weiland 1994) For example, the High Level Architecture (HLA) utilises the routing space construct, a multi dimensional coordinate system whereby simulation federates express their interest in receiving data (subscription regions) or declare their responsibility for publishing data ....

Calvin, J. O., Chiang, C. J. & Van Hook, D. J. (1995), Data subscription, in `Proceedings of the Twelfth Workshop on Standards for the Interoperability of Distributed Simulations ', pp. 807--813.


A Unified Framework For Interest Management And.. - Georgios..   (Correct)

....static, based on a priori knowledge of communication patterns between the processes in the simulation. Indeed, most real time large scale distributed simulators such as ModSAF (Smith, Russo Schuette 1995) CCTT (Mastaglio Callahan 1995) NPSNET (Macedonia, Zyda, Pratt Barham 1995) STOW ED 1 (Calvin, Chiang Van Hook 1995) and HLA utilise static interest management schemes. Static, grid based filtering has the disadvantage that in order to filter out all irrelevant data, it requires a small cell size, which in turn implies a large number of multicast groups. However multicast groups in a network are a limited ....

Calvin, J. O., Chiang, C. J. & Van Hook, D. J. (1995), Data subscription, in `Proceedings of the Twelfth Workshop on Standards for the Interoperability of Distributed Simulations ', pp. 807--813.


The Distributed Simulation of Multi-Agent Systems - Logan, Theodoropoulos (2000)   (5 citations)  (Correct)

....message type, grid cell (spatial location) or region in a multidimensional parameter space in the simulation. Typically, the definition of the multicast groups of receivers is static, based on a priori knowledge of communication patterns between the processes in the simulation [18] 19] 20] [21], 22] For example, The High Level Architecture (HLA) utilises the routing space construct, a multi dimensional coordinate system whereby simulation federates express their interest in receiving data (subscription regions) or declare their responsibility for publishing data (update regions) 23] ....

James O. Calvin, Carol J. Chiang, and Daniel J. Van Hook, "Data subscription, " in Proceedings of the Twelfth Workshop on Standards for the Interoperability of Distributed Simulations, March 1995, pp. 807--813.


Dynamic Interest Management In The Distributed Simulation.. - Logan, Theodoropoulos (2000)   (1 citation)  (Correct)

....parameter space in the simulation. Typically, the definition of the multicast groups of receivers is static, based on a priori knowledge of communication patterns between the processes in the Simulation (Smith, Russo Schuette 1995, Mastaglio Callahan 1995, Macedonia, Zyda, Pratt Barham 1995, Calvin, Chiang Van Hook 1995, Steinman Weiland 1994) The HLA 1 utilises the routing space construct, a multi dimensional coordinate system whereby simulation federates express their interest in receiving data (subscription regions) or declare their responsibility publishing data (update regions) In existing ....

Calvin, J. O., Chiang, C. J. & Van Hook, D. J. (1995), Data subscription, in `Proceedings of the Twelfth Workshop on Standards for the Interoperability of Distributed Simulations ', pp. 807--813.


Consideration of Receiver Interest for IP Multicast.. - Levine, Crowcroft.. (1999)   (14 citations)  (Correct)

....in Section V. Researchers in the area of distributed simulation have been concerned with the problem of interest management for a number of years [12] Several researchers have proposed to include a specific network agent that manages the mapping of interest groups to multicast groups [13] [14]. Typically, interest grouping is done on the basis of (x,y) grid coordinates [15] 16] a natural interest clustering for the application area of distributed interactive simulation. A.3 Reliable Multicast Reliable multicast protocols ensure delivery of all data transmitted to a set of ....

J. Calvin, C. Chiang, and D. VanHook, "Data subscription," in Proc. of 12th DIS workshop, March 1995.


Interest Management in Large-Scale Distributed Simulations - Morse (1996)   (15 citations)  (Correct)

....as both local and remote entities move across cells. Since the Application Gateway supports an instantiated IM coupled with a DOR which changes, this is the first system surveyed with an instantiated IM with a dynamic DOR. 4. 6 STOW ED 1 Synthetic Theater of War Engineering Demo 1 (STOW ED 1) [21, 5, 4], October 1995, was the first in a series of engineering demonstrations with increasing levels of functionality planned for the next STOW system, scheduled to complete in 1997. STOW 97 is designed to improve joint services training. This system is planned to eventually support 10,000 entities at ....

James O. Calvin, Carol J. Chiang, and Daniel J. Van Hook. Data Subscription. In 12th Workshop on Standards for the Interoperability of Distributed Simulations, pages 807-813. March 1995.


Performance Of Stow Ritn Application Control Techniques - Daniel Van   Self-citation (Carol Chiang Van hook)   (Correct)

....that permit construction of simulations that can operate successfully in exercises of any scale subject only to constraints on local simulated object density. Many of the ACTs developed under the RITN program and employed during ED 1A have been described at previous Workshops, see references [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 16, 17], for example. The content of this paper represents a subset of the analysis of the ED 1A data that has been carried out by the RITN development team. The remainder of this paper goes on to first briefly describe the system that was implemented for the ED 1A test, followed by an overview of the ....

Calvin, James O., Carol J. Chiang, Daniel J. Van Hook, "Data Subscription," 95-12-060, Twelfth Workshop on Standards for the Interoperability of Distributed Simulations, March 13-17, 1995.


Data Subscription In Support Of Multicast Group Allocation - James Calvin (1995)   (3 citations)  Self-citation (Chiang Van hook)   (Correct)

....the number grid cells that must be listened to and the group change rates. Our analysis will compare these predictions to the values determined from the STOW E data logs. 3. 0 SUBSCRIPTION IMPLEMENTATION FOR STOW ED 1 The presentation will also feature a description of the subscription system [1] built to support the STOW ED 1 exercise. The subscription implementation for ED 1 contains two main parts, a Subscription Agent (SA) and a Subscription Principal (SP) The SP is the portion of subscription which exists in the simulation application. An API exists as an interface between the ....

Calvin, James O., Chiang, Carol J., Van Hook, Daniel J., "Data Subscription," Paper 94-12-060 of the 12th Workshop on Standards for the Interoperability of Distributed Simulations, March 1995.

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