Solving Critical Simulation Problems Under Emergency Conditions Using Volunteer Computing

2014

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DOI 10.5220/0005040401700178
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

Paper presents a case study where a multi-agent system based volunteer computing platform is used to solve critical simulation problem under emergency conditions. As a result, we extend working platform functionality, better utilize agent paradigm and get valuable data on prototype performance. Main resulting novelty is an advancement in system architecture.