SBIR-STTR Award

Simulation environment with a view mechanism as an analysis tool
Award last edited on: 3/8/02

Sponsored Program
SBIR
Awarding Agency
NASA : KSC
Total Award Amount
$69,304
Award Phase
1
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Principal Investigator
John Gilmore

Company Information

Gilmore Aerospace

7015 Brandon Mill Road Suite 101
Atlanta, GA 30328
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Location: Single
Congr. District: 06
County: Fulton

Phase I

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Start Date: 00/00/00    Completed: 00/00/00
Phase I year
1993
Phase I Amount
$69,304
A view of a model in simulation is the abstraction mechanism that allows the definition a new component in the simulation that is derived from other components. The objective similar to the case of database views which is to allow the extension and reorganization of a model without affecting the original model. A simulation view is an analysis tool that can abstract not only the structure of a group of models but the behavior as well. Views that abstract structure allow the aggregation of the state of its components. Objects in a simulation generate low level performance measures of the behavior of the system, structural views allow the analyst to derive more complex performance measures a combination of existing ones. The goal of the SEVMAT project is to test an existing simulation environment prototype that supports views using the project management network problem as the application domain. This project will allow NASA to use simulation as a decision tool in the area of resource allocation and the analysis of results on multiple criteria simultaneously. Using the results of the experiment, requirements for converting the idea into a commercial product can be identified and a detailed design of the analysis tool achieved.The SEVMAT project directly addresses analysis, the most important aspect of any simulation project. The aggregation/decomposition of simulation models is a key component of this project. This will result in a commercial tool for manufacturing simulation analysis and transportation system analysis capable of saving millions of dollars in physical development costs.object-oriented simulation, decision tools, simulation view

Phase II

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