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Adam - A DVE Simulator

During the past 25 years, a large amount of distributed virtual environment (DVE) systems has been proposed. Each was built to support a single scenario. This not only makes it impossible to rank these various DVEs, it also obscures the effect of each of the algorithms used in those systems. This makes it very hard to select the algorithms for a new scenario unless this scenario is a fairly exact copy of one of the previous sample-scenarios. To overcome this situation, we have created a modular simulator-based DVE testbed named Adam with the ability to plug in different scenarios as well as different algorithms. The testbed also contains a large set of measuring tools to compare and rank the effect of each algorithm and to allow finding optimal parameters for those algorithms. Our testbed currently supports two scenarios and several of the most common consistency algorithms found in the literature. We can compare the solutions on an objective scale and confirm that optimistic consistency typically outperforms loose consistency. Chapter