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05/31/2023

Prof. Wainer wins the MCLEOD FOUNDER'S AWARD FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE TO THE PROFESSION, one of the main awards of the Society for Modeling and Simulation International for his contributions to the field. Presented at ANNSIM 2023, Hamilton, ON.

05/31/2023

Prof. Wainer interviewed Mornings with Sue and Andy.

You can listen to the audio clip here:

Interview by ; Mornings with Sue and Andy.We discuss modeling and simulation of forest fires.

05/30/2023

Prof. Wainer was at All in a Day with Alan Neal, discussing topics on Modeling and Simulation and applications in forest fires.

https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-92-all-in-a-day/clip/15987676-how-experts-use-modelling-predict-tackle-wildfires

05/30/2023

Prof. Wainer, Dr. Guillermo Trabes, Dr. Ruiz-Martin and Ben Earle at ANNSIM 2023, Annual Simulation Conference, Hamilton, ON.

05/26/2023

Wildfire modelling isn't foolproof, but officials say it can give firefighters an idea of how to best tackle out-of-control fires.

05/25/2023

Prof. Wainer at Radio Canada

La technologie de modélisation s'est améliorée au cours de la dernière décennie, dit un expert.

05/17/2023

Guillermo Trabes completed his Ph.D.

The thesis is entitled "Efficient DEVS Design on Platforms", and it defines a methodology to execute multicore/heterogeneous parallel DEVS simulations, as well as studying simulation nergy consumption.

Congrats!

05/06/2023

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05/06/2023

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04/10/2023

"Performance Analysis of Random Access NOMA for Critical mIoT With Timer-Power Back-Off Strategy" is available

https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/10068822

03/10/2023

"A Methodological Approach For The Spread Of Using Geographical Discrete-Event Spatial Models" has been accepted for publication in SIMULATION

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We introduce a new methodology for modeling disease spread using geographical models. We demonstrate how geography-based Cell-DEVS and the Cadmium JSON library can be used to develop geographical cellular models. We exemplify the use of these methodologies by developing different versions of a compartmental model that considers geographical level transmission dynamics (e.g., movement restriction or population disobedience to public health guidelines), the effect of asymptomatic population, and vaccination stages with a varying immunity rate.

03/10/2023

"A Parallel Algorithm to Accelerate DEVS Simulations in Shared Memory Architectures" has been accepted for publication in Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems.

Congratulations !

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We propose a new algorithm for the ex*****on of Discrete Event System Specification (DEVS) simulations on parallel shared memory architectures. Our approach executes parallel discrete-event simulations by executing all tasks in the PDEVS simulation protocol in parallel. The algorithm works by distributing the computations among different cores on shared memory architectures.