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News February 28, 2018
Earthquake Simulations of California’s Hayward Fault: Supercomputer Modeling Helps Show More Realistic Motions
From the Lawrence Livermore National Library In the next 30 years, there is a one-in-three chance that California’s Hayward fault will rupture with a 6.7 magnitude or higher earthquake, according to the United States Geologic Survey […]
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News December 6, 2017
Note on Cyber Risk and Cyber Security
As fall sports seasons get under way and concerns related to concussions in contact sports continue to grow, a biomedical engineering professor is developing better tools to understand the mechanics of brain injuries in athletes.
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News November 17, 2017
Diagnosing Concussions in Real Time: Developing Highly Specific Computer Models
As fall sports seasons get under way and concerns related to concussions in contact sports continue to grow, a biomedical engineering professor is developing better tools to understand the mechanics of brain injuries in athletes.
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News October 15, 2017
50th Anniversary of Winter Simulation Conference
The Winter Simulation Conference Celebrates its 50th Anniversary in December 2017! WinterSim is a co-sponsored event by SCS. This event spawned many extra activities, such as a special track on the History of Simulation and […]
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News October 15, 2017
ASIASIM 2017 IN MALLACA, MALAYSIA
Did you plan on skipping the upcoming solar eclipse viewing parties on Aug. 21? Was your search for specially filtered glasses or welder’s masks futile? Do you plan on staying indoors that day to avoid the gawking masses staring [..]
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News September 6, 2017
Texas Scientists Create Computer Simulations Previewing Total Solar Eclipse
Did you plan on skipping the upcoming solar eclipse viewing parties on Aug. 21? Was your search for specially filtered glasses or welder’s masks futile? Do you plan on staying indoors that day to avoid the gawking masses staring [..]
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News August 17, 2017
How Theory and Abstraction Drive Progress in Simulation Science and Practice
The notions of state and discrete event were allied abstractions onceived to characterize models underlying the operations research techniques that emerged in the mid-1950s. At that time the limitations of queueing analysis methods [..]
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News July 18, 2017
Why Simulation?
Simulations are everywhere. From your car to your home and in your place of work you are as likely to interact with a simulated entity as you are with a real human being. Who are the people who make simulations? What do they think [..]