Architecture for integrated modeling, simulation and visualization of environmental systems using GIS and Cell-DEVS

Online Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and their associated data visualization technologies are playing an increasingly important role in providing updated information for environmental models. The analysis of simulation results are often benefited from their georeferenced animated visualizatio...

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Autor principal: Wainer, Gabriel A.
Publicado: 2011
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spelling paper:paper_08917736_v_n_p997_Zapatero2023-06-08T15:47:16Z Architecture for integrated modeling, simulation and visualization of environmental systems using GIS and Cell-DEVS Wainer, Gabriel A. Cell-DEVS Distributed modeling End-to-end application Environmental model Environmental phenomena Environmental systems Frame-work Geographic information systems (GIS) Integrated modeling Integrated systems Proposed architectures Scientific workflows Visualization technologies Architecture Data visualization Environmental technology Geographic information systems Network architecture Online systems Visualization Computer simulation Online Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and their associated data visualization technologies are playing an increasingly important role in providing updated information for environmental models. The analysis of simulation results are often benefited from their georeferenced animated visualization. We present an architectural web-based integration of the DCD++ distributed modeling and simulation frame-work as the centerpiece of a GIS-based scientific workflow to study environmental phenomena. We demonstrate an end-to-end application of the proposed architecture by means of a wildfire spreading model, backed by online updates of different parameters affecting the environmental system under study. Google Earth and GRASS are the two GIS systems selected to highlight the flexibility of the integrated system. © 2011 IEEE. Fil:Wainer, G. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. 2011 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_08917736_v_n_p997_Zapatero http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_08917736_v_n_p997_Zapatero
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topic Cell-DEVS
Distributed modeling
End-to-end application
Environmental model
Environmental phenomena
Environmental systems
Frame-work
Geographic information systems (GIS)
Integrated modeling
Integrated systems
Proposed architectures
Scientific workflows
Visualization technologies
Architecture
Data visualization
Environmental technology
Geographic information systems
Network architecture
Online systems
Visualization
Computer simulation
spellingShingle Cell-DEVS
Distributed modeling
End-to-end application
Environmental model
Environmental phenomena
Environmental systems
Frame-work
Geographic information systems (GIS)
Integrated modeling
Integrated systems
Proposed architectures
Scientific workflows
Visualization technologies
Architecture
Data visualization
Environmental technology
Geographic information systems
Network architecture
Online systems
Visualization
Computer simulation
Wainer, Gabriel A.
Architecture for integrated modeling, simulation and visualization of environmental systems using GIS and Cell-DEVS
topic_facet Cell-DEVS
Distributed modeling
End-to-end application
Environmental model
Environmental phenomena
Environmental systems
Frame-work
Geographic information systems (GIS)
Integrated modeling
Integrated systems
Proposed architectures
Scientific workflows
Visualization technologies
Architecture
Data visualization
Environmental technology
Geographic information systems
Network architecture
Online systems
Visualization
Computer simulation
description Online Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and their associated data visualization technologies are playing an increasingly important role in providing updated information for environmental models. The analysis of simulation results are often benefited from their georeferenced animated visualization. We present an architectural web-based integration of the DCD++ distributed modeling and simulation frame-work as the centerpiece of a GIS-based scientific workflow to study environmental phenomena. We demonstrate an end-to-end application of the proposed architecture by means of a wildfire spreading model, backed by online updates of different parameters affecting the environmental system under study. Google Earth and GRASS are the two GIS systems selected to highlight the flexibility of the integrated system. © 2011 IEEE.
author Wainer, Gabriel A.
author_facet Wainer, Gabriel A.
author_sort Wainer, Gabriel A.
title Architecture for integrated modeling, simulation and visualization of environmental systems using GIS and Cell-DEVS
title_short Architecture for integrated modeling, simulation and visualization of environmental systems using GIS and Cell-DEVS
title_full Architecture for integrated modeling, simulation and visualization of environmental systems using GIS and Cell-DEVS
title_fullStr Architecture for integrated modeling, simulation and visualization of environmental systems using GIS and Cell-DEVS
title_full_unstemmed Architecture for integrated modeling, simulation and visualization of environmental systems using GIS and Cell-DEVS
title_sort architecture for integrated modeling, simulation and visualization of environmental systems using gis and cell-devs
publishDate 2011
url https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_08917736_v_n_p997_Zapatero
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