Interest-based distributed simulation system
AssigneeThe Electric Infrastructure Security (Eis) Council, Inc.
InventorsJoseph Forrest SCHNURR, Alvin Douglas SCHNURR
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AssigneeThe Electric Infrastructure Security (Eis) Council, Inc.
InventorsJoseph Forrest SCHNURR, Alvin Douglas SCHNURR
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A system, method and product for an interest-based distributed simulation system. A system comprising: multiple servers, wherein a component-server deployment defines which server is tasked with processing each component of a simulation; a central database for storing values of components and delivering the values or portion thereof to servers based on interest definitions. A server of the multiple servers is authoritative over a target component of the plurality of components of the simulation. The server is configured to determine an inverse interest list for the target component, wherein the inverse interest list identifies all components interested in the target component according to the interest definitions. The server selectively transmits updates of the target component to the central database based on the inverse interest list and based on the component-server deployment.
A distributed simulation system for performing a simulation comprising a plurality of components, the system comprising:
A distributed simulation system for performing a simulation comprising a plurality of components, the system comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable medium retaining program instructions for implementing a method in a distributed simulation system for performing a simulation composed of a plurality of components, wherein the distributed simulation system comprising multiple servers and a central database, wherein each server of the multiple servers is tasked with processing a portion of the plurality of components of the simulation, wherein the central database is tasked with storing values of components and delivering the values or portion thereof to one or more servers based on interest definitions, wherein the program instructions are configured, when read, to cause a processor to perform:
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