DocumentCode
2406668
Title
High fidelity simulation of wireless communication networks
Author
Meyer, R.A. ; Bagrodia, R.L.
Author_Institution
Scalable Network Technol. Inc., Culver City, CA, USA
fYear
2003
fDate
9-13 June 2003
Firstpage
91
Lastpage
94
Abstract
An emerging problem in mission planning is consideration of the communication requirements of the mission participants. Determining the appropriate resources to satisfy the communication needs of a battle group requires detailed simulation that incorporates terrain effects, mobility, realistic network traffic models, device characteristic, etc. Providing such a detailed simulation environment that also provides the performance necessary to complete a planning study in a time-critical environment is a complex problem beyond the capabilities of existing solutions. The NETS project set out with the goal of providing a high fidelity library of network components that could be simulated n parallel on a variety of parallel architectures. It was proposed as a parallel effort that can be added to the NETWARS program as additional capability for high fidelity and fast simulations. The NETS library is based on the COTS QualNet Simulator, and the public domain RTI software developed at Georgia Tech, and achieves significant performance gains on the HPC resources.
Keywords
digital simulation; military communication; military computing; parallel architectures; parallel programming; radio links; strategic planning; telecommunication computing; time division multiple access; COTS QualNet simulator; NETS library; NETWARS program; TDMA; device characteristic; high fidelity simulation; mission planning; mobility; parallel architecture; realistic network traffic model; wireless communication network; Computational modeling; Discrete event simulation; Military communication; Parallel processing; Predictive models; Runtime; Space technology; Telecommunication traffic; Traffic control; Wireless communication;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
User Group Conference, 2003. Proceedings
Print_ISBN
0-7695-1953-9
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/DODUGC.2003.1253380
Filename
1253380
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