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ORCIDSIGSIM-PADS 2026: Vienna, Austria
- Nikolas Popper, Adelinde M. Uhrmacher, Srikanth B. Yoginath:
Proceedings of the 40th ACM SIGSIM International Conference on Principles of Advanced Discrete Simulation, SIGSIM-PADS 2026, Vienna, Austria, June 24-26, 2026. ACM 2026, ISBN 979-8-4007-2648-4
Modeling Methodology
- Jeyaprakash Chelladurai
, Haklin Kimm:
Bernstein Polynomial Blends for Smooth Rule-Based Flocking. 1-8 - Adam Banham, Claudia Szabo, Ryan Beruldsen:
On the Modelling of Aggregated Behaviour for Simulation: An Event-Based Architecture. 9-21 - Alexander Jell, Daniele Giannandrea, Niki Popper, Martin Bicher:
A Comparative Analysis of Internal Migration Models: Traditional Gravity versus Constrained Machine Learning Approaches. 22-31 - Nirmani Amarasinghe, Laura M. Boyle, Adele H. Marshall:
A Discrete Event Simulation Framework for Short-Term Forecasting of Emergency Department Arrivals and Discharges. 32-42
Simulation Algorithms and Infrastructure
- Priom Biswas, Thomas Kuhn, Dishant Mahajan, Philipp Zech, Pedram Mirelmi:
Event Detection in Hybrid Simulation. 43-54 - Andrea Mazzucchi, Francesco Quaglia:
Grid Checkpointing in Speculative Simulation. 55-66 - Francesco Quaglia:
EBA: an Event-Buffer Allocator Specifically Suited for Parallel Discrete Event Simulation. 67-77
Simulation-based Optimization
- Philipp Andelfinger, Wentong Cai:
Dimensional Peeking for Low-Variance Gradients in Zeroth-Order Discrete Optimization via Simulation. 78-87 - Anja Wolpers, Johannes Ponge, Adelinde M. Uhrmacher:
Optimizing Interventions for Agent-Based Infectious Disease Simulations. 88-98
Automation in Modeling and Simulation
- Lekshmi Premkumar, Neha Karanjkar:
On Integrating Resilience and Human Oversight into LLM-Assisted Modeling Workflows for Digital Twins. 99-115
Computational Social Sciences and Epidemiology
- Martin Bicher, Claire Rippinger, Christoph Urach, Günther Zauner, Melanie Zechmeister, Niki Popper:
Mathematical Modeling Framework for Comparison of Vaccination Strategies for Different Diseases. 116-126
Cybersecurity and Risk
- Karim Khalil, Christian Gehrmann, Sara Ramezanian, Jakob Sternby:
DDoSimu5G: A Simulator to Model D2D Botnet DDoS Traffic Loads on 5G Components. 127-138 - Davide Savarro, Davide Cerotti, Daniele Codetta Raiteri, Lavinia Egidi, Giuliana Franceschinis, Luigi Portinale, Giovanna Dondossola, Roberta Terruggia:
Attack Graph driven Discrete Event Simulation for Security Assessment in Power Systems. 139-151 - Ranjan Pal, Konnie Duan, Cynthia Zhang, Peihan Liu:
A Strategic Lens for Sharing Threat Intelligence in Networks. 152-157
Digital Twins
- Luke Waind, Dong Jin:
Data-Plane Programmable Network Emulation Testbed with Dynamic Hardware Offloading. 158-168 - Bricen Raynold, Dhananjai M. Rao:
Accelerating Work-Building Assignments for Large-Scale Urban Digital Twins Using Regression Models. 169-176 - Ashkan Zare, Sanja Lazarova-Molnar:
Frequency-Based Partitioning for Modular Validation of Stochastic Petri Net Digital Twin Models. 177-186
PhD Colloquium
- Dominik Brunmeir:
Simulating Disruptions in Resource-Constrained Project Scheduling Problems with time-varying Resources. 187-188 - Paul Heinrich, Kai Nagel:
Hiding Service Latency: A Deterministic Asynchronous Execution Paradigm for Agent-Based Transport Simulations. 189-190 - Xiaoyu Guo, Kevin A. Brown, Luke Waind, Dong Jin:
HPC Congestion Analysis via Programmable Data-Plane Network Emulation. 191-192 - Jan Niklas Martin, Adelinde M. Uhrmacher:
Challenges in calibrating simulation models with stylized facts. 193-194 - Glenn Skrzypczak, Adelinde M. Uhrmacher:
Towards Benchmarking Methods for Learning Chemical Reaction Networks from Time Series Data. 195-196 - Juan Alberto Gallardo-Gómez, Fernando Díaz-del-Río, María José Morón-Fernández, Jose-Luis Guisado-Lizar:
An Iterative Calibration and Validation Methodology for Large-Scale Traffic Simulations in SUMO. 197-198
Reproducibility Report
- Luca Pepè Sciarria:
Reproducibility Report for the Paper: "EBA: an Event-Buffer Allocator Specifically Suited for Parallel Discrete Event Simulation". 199-203 - Justin Noah Kreikemeyer:
RCR Report for the Paper: "On the Modelling of Aggregated Behaviour for Simulation: An Event-Based Architecture". 204-207 - Luca Pepè Sciarria:
Reproducibility Report for the Paper: "Grid Checkpointing in Speculative Simulation'. 208-212 - Federica Montesano:
Reproducibility Report for the Paper: "Optimizing Interventions for Agent-Based Infectious Disease Simulations". 213-214 - Matteo Ciccaglione:
Reproducibility Report: Attack Graph driven Discrete Event Simulation for Security Assessment in Power Systems. 215-217 - Matteo Federico:
Reproducibility Report for the Paper: "Dimensional Peeking for Low-Variance Gradients in Zeroth-Order Discrete Optimization via Simulation". 218-223 - Matteo Federico:
Reproducibility Report for the Paper: "On Integrating Resilience and Human Oversight into LLM-Assisted Modeling Workflows for Digital Twins". 224-225 - Yichi Zhang:
Reproducibility Report for the Paper: "Modeling and Simulation of Internal Migration using Machine Learning Regression and the Gravity Model of Migration". 226-229 - Simone Bauco:
Reproducibility Report for the Paper: "DDoSimu5G: A Simulator to Model D2D Botnet DDoS Traffic Loads on 5G Components". 230-232 - Ameya Shrikant:
Reproducibility Report for the Paper: "Mathematical Modeling Framework for Comparison of Vaccination Strategies for Different Diseases". 233-235
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