Publication result detail

PNtalk Project: Current Research Direction

JANOUŠEK, V.; KOČÍ, R.

Original Title

PNtalk Project: Current Research Direction

English Title

PNtalk Project: Current Research Direction

Type

Paper in proceedings outside WoS and Scopus

Original Abstract

PNtalk is a language and system which combines Petri nets and Smalltalkin a consistent way by introducing Object Oriented Petri Nets. Theobjective of PNtalk is modeling, simulation, and prototyping. Ourcurrent focus is heterogeneous modeling, interoperability andmultisimulation. To achieve these goals, an open implementationapproach proposing appropriate level of control over selected featuresof models is adopted. The open implementation of PNtalk is accomplishedby its reflective metalevel architecture. Multisimulation isdemonstrated by a simple case study.

English abstract

PNtalk is a language and system which combines Petri nets and Smalltalkin a consistent way by introducing Object Oriented Petri Nets. Theobjective of PNtalk is modeling, simulation, and prototyping. Ourcurrent focus is heterogeneous modeling, interoperability andmultisimulation. To achieve these goals, an open implementationapproach proposing appropriate level of control over selected featuresof models is adopted. The open implementation of PNtalk is accomplishedby its reflective metalevel architecture. Multisimulation isdemonstrated by a simple case study.

Keywords

Metalevel architecture, Reflectivity, Modelling, Simulation, Multisimulation, Prototyping, Object Oriented Petri Nets

Key words in English

Metalevel architecture, Reflectivity, Modelling, Simulation, Multisimulation, Prototyping, Object Oriented Petri Nets

Authors

JANOUŠEK, V.; KOČÍ, R.

Released

31.08.2005

Publisher

Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Czech Technical University

Location

Praha

ISBN

80-01-03322-8

Book

Simulation Almanac 2005

Pages from

50

Pages to

62

Pages count

13

BibTex

@inproceedings{BUT55600,
  author="Vladimír {Janoušek} and Radek {Kočí}",
  title="PNtalk Project: Current Research Direction",
  booktitle="Simulation Almanac 2005",
  year="2005",
  pages="50--62",
  publisher="Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Czech Technical University",
  address="Praha",
  isbn="80-01-03322-8"
}