Mestrado em Informática

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    ProScene: uma plataforma para simulação de situações
    (Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo, 2018-11-20) Baldi, Alessandro Murta; Costa, Patrícia Dockhorn; Almeida, João Paulo Andrade
    Systems simulation permits that processes in real life to be developed in a controlled environment allowing experimentation over a wide range of conditions. These experiments promote (i) the identification of possible problems that occur over time in a given context, (ii) the training of simulated systems and organisms and (iii) analyzes of possible states that systems can reach. This dissertation explores an aspect not yet found in the literature: the use of simulations that explicitly consider the concept of Situation, named in this work as Situation-Aware Simulations (SiSA). Therefore, SiSAs are designed to simulate the execution of situationbased systems, capable of adapting autonomously to the situation of its users, promoting an innovative form of feedback, close to what happens in reality. The purpose of this work is to facilitate the development of SiSAs and, in this sense, it provides two important contributions: (i) an exploratory research in several simulation tools comparing programming paradigms, performance and characteristics of tools for the development of a SISA, and (ii) new simulations and situations platform called ProScene. ProScene is a hybrid platform, with the features of an agent-oriented simulation tool and a situation management platform. In this way, ProScene has a unique characteristic: it enables the developer to implement situations as agents of the simulation, allowing the visual monitoring of activation and deactivation of situations in their locations.