Creating suites of models with system entity structure: global warming example

Authors:
Bernard P. Zeigler;Chungman Seo;Robert Coop;Doohwan Kim
Affiliations:
RTSync Corp., Sierra Vista, AZ;RTSync Corp., Sierra Vista, AZ;RTSync Corp., Sierra Vista, AZ;RTSync Corp., Sierra Vista, AZ
Venue:
Proceedings of the Symposium on Theory of Modeling & Simulation - DEVS Integrative M&S Symposium
Year:
2013

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Abstract

We describe how to develop a suite of models in the MS4 Modeling Environment. The approach employs the operation of merging of System Entity Structures supported by the environment. After construction, the suite of models can be hosted on Model Store, the cloud-based repository of models provided by MS4 systems as a basis for further collaborative model development. A suite of models, relating to Global Warming is used as an example. We discuss enhanced browsing as necessary to enable a developer to work effectively in a marketplace environment.