ABSTRACT
A distributed simulation of a dynamic system consists of a group of component or subsystem simulations that communicate across a network during execution. The individual simulations may run on a single computer system or they may run on computers that are eparated by large distances. All of the simulations run in parallel and pass data among themselves as needed over the network. The techniques of distributed simulation are applicable to both non-real-time simulations and to real-time simulation applications.
