System implementation issues of dynamic discrete disaster decision simulation system (D4S2): phase I

Authors:
Shengnan Wu;Larry J. Shuman;Bopaya Bidanda;Matthew Kelley;Bryan Lawson;Ken Sochats;Carey D. Balaban
Affiliations:
University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, P.A.;University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, P.A.;University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, P.A.;University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, P.A.;University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, P.A.;University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, P.A.;University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, P.A.
Venue:
Proceedings of the 39th conference on Winter simulation: 40 years! The best is yet to come
Year:
2007

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Abstract

Simulation has many advantages in modeling complex systems to facilitate decision making. In this research, an integrated computer system will be developed which incorporates an agent-based discrete event simulator, a geographic information system, a rule base, and interactive databases in addition to interfaces and other supporting components. The modules will seamlessly communicate with each other by exchanging a progression of data, and making a series of deductive decisions through embedded algorithms. This integrated system will be applied to disaster management planning and training and is designated Dynamic Discrete Disaster Decision Simulation System (D4S2). Here we address Phase I system implementation issues of D4S2 which is under development.