Open Access10.5555/800240.807214
A complete interactive simulation environment GPSS/360-Norden
Julian Reitman,Donald Ingerman,Jerry Katzke,Jon Shapiro,Kenneth Simon,Burton Smith +5 more
- 09 Dec 1970
- pp 260-270
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TL;DR: Norden's expanded and interactive version of GPSS/360 has been extensively improved through new data entry and storage capabilities, a new report generator, selective output display, and HELP blocks to enable model manipulation and to provide a "window" to view the simulation during its progress as discussed by the authors.
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Abstract: Norden's expanded and interactive version of GPSS/360 has been extensively improved through new data entry and storage capabilities, a new report generator, selective output display, and HELP blocks to enable model manipulation and to provide a “window” to view the simulation during its progress.The data entry and manipulation system allows the user to input and display matrix savevalues through an IBM 2250 Display Unit. Titles may be placed on rows and columns to simplify the location of data items. A less elaborate system was developed for remote terminal and batch mode data entry.The user can witness the progress of the simulation during the actual model execution. He then has the option to stop the simulation at any time, change parameters controlling operation of the model, and resume running of the model. This interactive feature opens vast new horizons for the world of simulation since with the appropriate equipment moving displays can be produced.
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GPSS/360-Norden, an Improved System Analysis Tool
TL;DR: The General Purpose Simulation System (GPSS)/ 360 program used with the IBM System/360 computers has been modified to permit larger models, data libraries, and an interactive user service.
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Prediction of a Naval Vessel's Performance
TL;DR: Norden Division was faced with the task of simulating the shipboard behavior of a large suit of electronics operating under a variety of servicing conditions and supported by specified line and shop servicing facilities and personnel, and chose to unbound the GPSS/360 language to permit virtually unlimited data and model sizes.
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Simulation of a railed automated highway
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- 02 Dec 1968
TL;DR: In this article, a simulation of a high-speed intercity ground transportation system using GPSS/360-NORDEN with its ability to use the 2250 display unit is presented.
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