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Price, Darren J., Walsh, Simon P. and Nahavandi, Saeid 2004, Unifying manufacturing simulation models using HLA, in 2004 2nd IEEE International Conference on Industrial Informatics : Collaborative automation--one key for intelligent industrial environments : 24th-26th June, 2004, Berlin, Germany, IEEE Industrial Electronics Society, [Berlin, Germany], pp. 190-195.

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Title Unifying manufacturing simulation models using HLA
Author(s) Price, Darren J.
Walsh, Simon P.
Nahavandi, Saeid
Conference name International Conference on Industrial Informatics (2nd : 2004 : Berlin, Germany)
Conference location Berlin, Germany
Conference dates 24-26 June 2004
Title of proceedings 2004 2nd IEEE International Conference on Industrial Informatics : Collaborative automation--one key for intelligent industrial environments : 24th-26th June, 2004, Berlin, Germany
Editor(s) Schoop, Ronald
Colombo, Armando
Bernhardt, Rolf
Schreck, Gerhard
Publication date 2004
Start page 190
End page 195
Publisher IEEE Industrial Electronics Society
Place of publication [Berlin, Germany]
Keyword(s) high level architecture
digitial factory
distributed simulation
unified simulation model
Summary The increasing use of simulation in manufacturing has seen an increase in simulation models created using many simulation package. This use of different simulators can create simulation islands in a manufacturing factory, making it difficult to get a true simulated overview of the factory. At present, there are only a few cases where manufacturing simulations have been linked to enable multiple simulation models to run as one. This research expands upon these cases. For this paper the topic of discussion is the research in connecting different 'Commercial Off The Shelf' simulators together to allow flow of all information through the connected models using high level architecture.
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Language eng
Field of Research 091399 Mechanical Engineering not elsewhere classified
HERDC Research category E1 Full written paper - refereed
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