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Distributed Simulation over Network of Workstations

Parallel discrete event simulation (PDES) is a basic approach for evaluation of the complex systems. A PDES attempts to speed up the execution of a simulation by distributing the simulation’s workload between multiple processors. A network of workstations is a widely available platform for PDES. The present article provides a comparative analysis of operational distributed simulation models based on the TimeWarp algorithm. An operational model allowing for reduction of the simulation costs has been proposed based on an experimental evaluation.