CCS-DSS collaborates across the Laboratory in basic and applied simulation science research as well as theoretical and conceptual products in applications projects, especially in D Division. For example, the TRANSIMS project involves D-DO, D-1, CCS-DSS, D-4, D-5, and D-10, and EpiSims involves D-1, CCS-DSS, D-5, B-1, CCN-12, and T-CNLS. CCS-DSS contributes to projects led by other groups, for example, the enhance reliability efforts of D-1, and the cross-group NISAC effort led by D-DO. CCS-DSS leads LDRD in fundamentals of simulation science that includes collaboration with D-1 and CCS-3. Other CCS-DSS led LDRD collaborations include Advanced Techniques in Markov Chains with T-13 and CCS-3, Extremal Optimization with CCS-3 and Combinatorial Optimization with CCS-3 and T-10. External collaborations are highlighted by the Simulation-Based Ad-Hoc Network project with DARPA.

For further information about projects at our group contact :
The Episims Team
James P Smith
Tel: 505.667.3733

Basic Research Projects:

• Foundations of Simulation Science
• Combinatorial Optimization in Computational Biology
• Extremal Optimization
  
• Advanced Techniques in Markov Chain Monte Carlo Method
   

Programmatic:

• Simulation Based Analysis Tool for Packet Switched Wireless (Ad-Hoc) Networks
• EpiSims - Epidemiological Simulation
• TRANSIMS