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Experiences on Evaluating Network Simulators: A Methodological Approach
2019
Journal of Communications
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Abstract-There exists a variety of network simulators, used to imitate the protocols, nodes, and connections in data networks. They differ in their design, goals, and characteristics. Thus, comparing simulators requires a clear and standardized methodology. In this paper, based on a set of measurable and comparable criteria, we propose an approach to evaluate them. We validate the suggested approach with two network simulators, namely Packet Tracer and GNS3. In that regard, a test scenario is
doi:10.12720/jcm.14.10.866-875
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... ut forward on the two simulators, both in Linux and Windows environments, and their performance is monitored based on the suggested approach. This paper does not propose a method for selecting the best simulator, but it rather supplies the researchers with an evaluation tool, that can be used to describe, compare, and select the most suitable network simulators for a given scenario.
WSN Simulators Evaluation: an Approach Focusing on Energy Awareness
2019
International Journal of Wireless & Mobile Networks
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The large number of Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) simulators available nowadays, differ in their design, goals, and characteristics. Users who have to decide which simulator is the most appropriate for their particular requirements, are today lost, faced with a panoply of disparate and diverse simulators. Hence, it is obvious the need for establishing guidelines that support users in the tasks of selecting a simulator to suit their preferences and needs. In previous works, we proposed a
doi:10.5121/ijwmn.2019.11601
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... and novel approach to evaluate networks simulators, considering a methodological process and a set of qualitative and quantitative criteria. In particularly, for WSN simulators, the criteria include relevant aspects for this kind of networks, such as energy consumption modelling and scalability capacity. The aims of this work are: (i) describe deeply the criteria related to WSN aspects; (ii) extend and update the state of the art of WSN simulators elaborated in our previous works to identify the most used and cited in scientific articles; and (iii) demonstrate the suitability of our novel methodological approach by evaluating and comparing the three most cited simulators, specially in terms of energy modelling and scalability capacities. Results show that our proposed approach provides researchers with an evaluation tool that can be used to describe and compare WSN simulators in order to select the most appropriate one for a given scenario
Proposal and Validation of a Domaine Specific Language for the Representation of the AGGIR Constants
2018
Proceedings of the 11th International Joint Conference on Biomedical Engineering Systems and Technologies
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., Dalmau, M. and Bakni, M. Proposal and Validation of a Domaine Specific Language for the Representation of the AGGIR Constants. ...
doi:10.5220/0006590604380445
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Methodology to Evaluate WSN Simulators: Focusing on Energy Consumption Awareness
2019
6th International Conference on Computer Science, Engineering and Information Technology (CSEIT-2019)
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Nowadays, there exists a large number of available network simulators, that differ in their design, goals, and characteristics. Users who have to decide which simulator is the most appropriate for their particular requirements, are today lost, faced with a panoply of disparate and diverse simulators. Hence, it is obvious the need for establishing guidelines that support users in the tasks of selecting and customizing a simulator to suit their preferences and needs. In previous works, we
doi:10.5121/csit.2019.91327
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