Architectures

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  Laura Itzel, Verena Tuttlies, Gregor Schiele, Christian Becker: Consistency management for interactive peer-to-peer-based systems. 1
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  Chandana Ghosh, R. Paul Wiegand, Brian Goldiez, Troy Dere: An architecture supporting large scale MMOGs. 2
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  Yusen Li, Wentong Cai: Consistency aware update schedule in multi-server Distributed Virtual Environments. 3

Games and simulation

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  Alexandre Denault, Jörg Kienzle: The perils of using simulations to evaluate Massively Multiplayer Online Game performance. 4
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  Stefano Ferretti, Gabriele D'Angelo: Multiplayer Online Games over scale-free networks: a viable solution? 5
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  Bart G. W. Craenen, Georgios K. Theodoropoulos, Vinoth Suryanarayanan, Vincent Gaffney, Phil Murgatroyd, John Haldon: Medieval military logistics: a case for distributed agent-based simulation. 6

Architectures and game evaluation

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  Vittorio Ghini, Stefano Ferretti, Fabio Panzieri: Mobile games through the nets: a cross-layer architecture for seamless playing. 7
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  Marco Picone, Stefano Sebastio, Stefano Cagnoni, Michele Amoretti: Peer-to-peer architecture for real-time strategy MMOGs with intelligent cheater detection. 8
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  Emilio Ferrara, Giacomo Fiumara, Francesco Pagano: Living city: a collaborative browser-based Massively Multiplayer Online Game. 9
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  Dorel Picovici, David Denieffe, Zenun Kastrati: Subjective-based quality assessment for online games. 10

Mobile games

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  Abdul Malik Khan, Ivica Arsov, Marius Preda, Sophie Chabridon, Antoine Beugnard: Adaptable client-server architecture for mobile multiplayer games. 11
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  Claudio E. Palazzi, Arnaud Kaiser, Nadjib Achir, Khaled Boussetta: A preliminary evaluation of backup servers for longer gaming sessions in MANETs. 12
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  Claudio E. Palazzi, Dario Maggiorini, Andrea Burattin, Riccardo Ferro: Simon says the color: the digital evolution of an outdoor kids game. 13

Wireless networks

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  Paula Uribe, Juan Carlos Maureira Bravo, Olivier Dalle: Extending INET framework for directional and asymmetrical wireless communications. 14
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  Thomas Dreibholz, Martin Becke, Jobin Pulinthanath, Erwin P. Rathgeb: Implementation and evaluation of concurrent multipath transfer for SCTP in the INET framework. 15
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  Faqir Zarrar Yousaf, Christian Müller, Christian Wietfeld: A comprehensive MIPv6 based mobility management simulation engine for the next generation network. 16

Optical networks

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  Kyeong Soo Kim: An equivalent circuit rate-based study of next-generation optical access architectures. 17
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  Felix Espina, Javier Armendariz, Naiara García, Daniel Morató, Mikel Izal, Eduardo Magaña: OBS network model for OMNeT++: a performance evaluation. 18

Poster session kickoff

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  Roland Bless, Martin Röhricht: Integration of a GIST implementation into OMNeT++. 19
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  Laura Marie Feeney, Daniel Willkomm: Energy Framework: an extensible framework for simulating battery consumption in wireless networks. 20
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  Federico Ferrari, Andreas Meier, Lothar Thiele: Accurate clock models for simulating Wireless Sensor Networks. 21
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  Harald Meyer, Thomas Odaker, Karin Anna Hummel: OMVis: a 3D network protocol visualization tool for OMNeT++. 22
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  Christian Müller, Sebastian Subik, Andreas Wolff, Christian Wietfeld: A system design framework for scalability analysis of geographic routing algorithms in large-scale mesh networks. 23

Wireless I

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  Thomas Reschka, Thomas Dreibholz, Martin Becke, Jobin Pulinthanath, Erwin P. Rathgeb: Enhancement of the TCP module in the OMNeT++/INET framework. 24
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  Pero Latkoski, Valentin Rakovic, Ognen Ognenoski, Vladimir Atanasovski, Liljana Gavrilovska: SDL+QualNet: a novel simulation environment for wireless heterogeneous networks. 25
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  Sebastian Max, Daniel Bültmann, Ralf Jennen, Marc Schinnenburg: Evaluation of IMT-Advanced scenarios using the open Wireless Network Simulator. 26
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  Gustavo Vejarano, Janise McNair: WiMAX-RBDS-Sim: an OPNET simulation framework for IEEE 802.16 mesh networks. 27

Multi-agent simulation

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  Shun Nakamura, Kazuo Furuta, Taro Kanno, Shigeki Yoshihara, Takamichi Mase: Multi-agent simulation of ground aircraft operations at a large airport. 28
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  Brandon G. Aaby, Kalyan S. Perumalla, Sudip K. Seal: Efficient simulation of agent-based models on multi-GPU and multi-core clusters. 29
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  Mehdi Mekni: Hierarchical path planning for situated agents in informed virtual geographic environments. 30

Network I

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  Mario Montagud, Fernando Boronat: A new network simulator 2 (NS-2) module based on RTP/RTCP protocols to achieve multimedia group synchronization. 31
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  Francesco Cece, Valerio Formicola, Francesco Oliviero, Simon Pietro Romano: An extended ns-2 for validation of load balancing algorithms in Content Delivery Networks. 32

Simulation methods I

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  George F. Riley: The ns-3 project: where we are and where we are heading. 33
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  Matthew Collinson, Brian Monahan, David J. Pym: Semantics for structured systems modelling and simulation. 34
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  Stefan Leye, Mathias John, Adelinde M. Uhrmacher: A flexible architecture for performance experiments with the pi-Calculus and its extensions. 35
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  Davide Cangelosi: SSALeaping: efficient leap condition based direct method variant for the stochastic simulation of chemical reacting system. 36

Poster session

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  Fatma Hrizi, Fethi Filali: An integrated and realistic simulation platform for vehicular networks. 37
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  Andrew Hallagan, Bryan C. Ward, L. Felipe Perrone: An experiment automation framework for ns-3. 38
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  Miguel A. Erazo, Jason Liu: On enabling real-time large-scale network simulation in GENI: the PrimoGENI approach. 39
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  José Luis Salazar Navarrete, Héctor Valdés-González, Francisco Cubillos Montecino: Simulation of power-draw and fill level for a semi-autogenous mill system. 40
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  Konrad Jünemann, Jochen Dinger, Hannes Hartenstein: Ensuring reproducibility through tool-based simulation process management. 41
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  Hong Chen, Fang Xia: A high level I/O library for numerical simulation data. 42
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  José Ma Saldaña, Eduardo Viruete, Julián Fernández-Navajas, José Ruíz-Mas, José I. Aznar: Hybrid testbed for network scenarios. 43
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  J. L. Gonzalez, Toni Cortes, Jaime Delgado Meraz, Ana Maria Piedad-Rubio: HRaidTools: an on-line suite of simulation tools for heterogeneous RAID systems. 44
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  Worawan Marurngsith, Roland N. Ibbett: Gasimo: a global address space simulation model. 45
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  Mustafa Müjdat Atanak, Safai Tandogan, Atakan Dogan: Simulation of hierarchical real-time task scheduling algorithms using DGridSim. 46
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  Christian Roßberg, André Froß, Daniel Froß, Ulrich Heinkel: Beacon frame based network simulation using TrueTime network simulator. 47
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  Fabian Mauchle, Sandra Frei, Andreas Rinkel: Simulating mobile IPv6 with ns-3. 48
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  Jorge Munilla, A. Ortiz, Alberto Peinado: Robotic vehicles to simulate RFID-based vehicular ad hoc networks. 49
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  Matteo Maria Andreozzi, Daniele Migliorini, Giovanni Stea, Carlo Vallati: Ns2Voip++, an enhanced module for VoIP simulations. 50

Wireless II

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  Nils Aschenbruck, Raphael Ernst, Elmar Gerhards-Padilla, Matthias Schwamborn: BonnMotion: a mobility scenario generation and analysis tool. 51
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  Wan Du, David Navarro, Fabien Mieyeville, Frédéric Gaffiot: Towards a taxonomy of simulation tools for wireless sensor networks. 52
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  Dimosthenis Pediaditakis, Yuriy Tselishchev, Athanassios Boulis: Performance and scalability evaluation of the Castalia wireless sensor network simulator. 53

Simulation methods II

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  Mohammed A. Muqsith, Hessam S. Sarjoughian: A simulator for service-based software system co-design. 54
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  Özer Özdikis, Umut Durak, Halit Oguztüzün: Tool support for transformation from an OWL ontology to an HLA Object Model. 55
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  Judicaël Ribault, Olivier Dalle, Denis Conan, Sébastien Leriche: OSIF: a framework to instrument, validate, and analyze simulations. 56

Network II

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  Petr Matousek, Ondrej Rysavy, Gayan de Silva, Martin Danko: Combination of simulation and formal methods to analyse network survivability. 57
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  Georg Möstl, Richard Hagelauer, Andreas Springer, Gerhard Müller: Including real-life application code into power aware network simulation. 58
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  Euiyul Ko, Hanjin Park, Ikjun Yeom: A new event-driven network simulator for Delay-Tolerant Networks (DTNs). 59

Systems and tools I

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  Daniel Cordeiro, Grégory Mounié, Swann Perarnau, Denis Trystram, Jean-Marc Vincent, Frédéric Wagner: Random graph generation for scheduling simulations. 60
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  Dalibor Klusácek, Hana Rudová: Alea 2: job scheduling simulator. 61
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  Kalyan S. Perumalla: μπ: a scalable and transparent system for simulating MPI programs. 62

Wireless III

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  M. A. Ismail, Giuseppe Piro, Luigi Alfredo Grieco, Thierry Turletti: An improved IEEE 802.16 WiMAX module for the ns-3 simulator. 63
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  Nicola Baldo, Manuel Requena-Esteso, José Núñez-Martínez, Marc Portoles-Comeras, Jaume Nin-Guerrero, Paolo Dini, Josep Mangues-Bafalluy: Validation of the IEEE 802.11 MAC model in the ns3 simulator using the EXTREME testbed. 64

Validation and methodology

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  Stefan Leye, Adelinde M. Uhrmacher: A flexible and extensible architecture for experimental model validation. 65
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  Isabel Dietrich, Falko Dressler, Winfried Dulz, Reinhard German: Validating UML simulation models with model-level unit tests. 66
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  Alberto Alvarez, Rafael Orea, Sergio Cabrero, Xabiel G. Pañeda, Roberto García, David Melendi: Limitations of network emulation with single-machine and distributed ns-3. 67

Performance evaluation

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  Rainer Bye, Joël Chinnow, Jan Hendrik Clausen, Karsten Bsufka, Sahin Albayrak: Optimization and early-warning in DSL access networks based on simulation. 68
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  Silas De Munck, Kurt Vanmechelen, Jan Broeckhove: Design and performance evaluation of a conservative parallel discrete event core for GES. 69
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  Jinglong Zhou, Anthony Lo, Ignas G. Niemegeers: Evaluation of MPEG-4 video streaming over multi-hop cellular networks. 70

Applications I

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  Michele Fumarola, Mamadou D. Seck, Alexander Verbraeck: A DEVS component library for simulation-based design of automated container terminals. 71
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  David Rieck, Björn Schünemann, Ilja Radusch, Christoph Meinel: Efficient traffic simulator coupling in a distributed V2X simulation environment. 72
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  Jörg Dallmeyer, Tjorben Bogon, Yann Lorion, Ingo J. Timm: Migration simulation on potential field based landscapes. 73

Systems and tools II

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  Jean-Luc Béchennec, Mikaël Briday, Sébastien Faucou, Florent Pavin, Fabien Juif: ViPER: a lightweight approach to the simulation of distributed and embedded software. 74
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  Olivia Brickley, Martin Koubek, Susan Rea, Dirk Pesch: A network centric simulation environment for CALM-based cooperative vehicular systems. 75
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  Yoshinori Koizumi, Yoshifumi Nishida, Yoichi Motomura, Yusuke Miyazaki, Hiroshi Mizoguchi: Presenting potential injury risk by biomechanical simulation based on bodygraphic injury data. 76

Applications II

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  Esa Hyytiä, Lauri Häme, Aleksi Penttinen, Reijo Sulonen: Simulation of a large scale dynamic pickup and delivery problem. 77
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  Eric Martin Heien, Masao Okita, Yoshiyuki Asai, Taishin Nomura, Kenichi Hagihara: insilicoSim: an extendable engine for parallel heterogeneous biophysical simulations. 78
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  Ben Lauwens, Bart Scheers: Stochastic hybrid simulation with applications to queuing networks. 79

Simulation-based studies

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  Wai Sum Lai: Hierarchical routing with QoS. 80
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  Alberto E. Garcia, Roman Weidlich, Laura Rodríguez de Lope, Klaus D. Hackbarth, Helmut Hlavacs, Caridad San Leandro: Approximation towards energy-efficient distributed environments. 81
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  Vesa Hytönen, Alexander Sayenko, Henrik Martikainen, Olli Alanen: Handover performance in the IEEE 802.16 mobile networks. 82
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  Francisco Carmona, Juan Moreno, Ana Cabello, Francisco Lobo, David Mora: Simulations in GAD project: BPL networks. 83

Simulation models & platforms

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  Günther Liebl, Ktawut Tappayuthpijarn, Karsten Grüneberg, Thomas Schierl, Cedric Keip, Holger Stadali: Simulation platform for multimedia broadcast over DVB-SH. 84
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  Ernest Sithole, Sally I. McClean, Bryan W. Scotney, Gerard Parr, Adrian Moore, Stephen Dawson: Simulation model driven performance evaluation for enterprise applications. 85
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  Robert Buchholz, Claudia Krull, Thomas Strigl, Graham Horton: Using hidden non-Markovian Models to reconstruct system behavior in partially-observable systems. 86
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  Zhen Yu Song, Mohammad Mostafizur Rahman Mozumdar, Maurizio Tranchero, Luciano Lavagno, Riccardo Tomasi, Stefano Olivieri: Hy-Sim: model based hybrid simulation framework for WSN application development. 87
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  Günther Liebl, Mirko Naumann, Ktawut Tappayuthpijarn: Experimental testbed for 3GPP system architecture evolution. 88

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