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SDL code generation for network simulators
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Editorial: In memory of Mieso Denko
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Towards a discipline of geospatial distributed event based systems
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Simulation visualization of distributed communication systems
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Simulation configuration modeling of distributed communication systems
SAM'12 Proceedings of the 7th international conference on System Analysis and Modeling: theory and practice
EMF modeling in traffic surveillance experiments
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Earthquake early warning systems should provide reliable warnings as quickly as possible with a minimum number of false and missed alarms. Wireless meshed networks, coupled with low-cost seismometers for monitoring, evaluation, and information about seismic vibrations in space and time are introducing a new generation of warning infrastructures for mega-cities. The use of a cooperative method for signal analysis makes it possible to distinguish earthquakes (with a certain minimal magnitude) from other ground shaking in a city. The paper gives a short overview of our approach for developing decentralized early warning systems and an evaluation based on experiences gained from model investigations, testbeds in Berlin, and prototype installations in Istanbul.