As a second release, we make the Dry Schemas for Cellular Automata (CA), and Static Network (StatNet) publicly available. We also share a short description about how to prepare a computer cluster for the first use.

The latest versions of the downloads can be found below. For previous versions and builds please visit the sourceforge project website.

Cellular Automata DS

CA_doc.pdf (user documentation -> develop and run a CA DS based model)

CA.zip (cads.jar + user documentation + libraries + files for local test-run)

CA_src.zip (sourcecode + libraries)

LifeGame_src.zip (sourcecode of an example model: Conway's Life Game)

LifeGame.zip (the example model ready to run + descriptors + start scripts)

Static Network DS

StatNet_doc.pdf (user documentation -> develop and run a StatNet DS based model)

StatNet.zip (statnetds.jar + user documentation + libraries + files for local test-run)

StatNet_src.zip (sourcecode + libraries)

TinyModel_src.zip (sourcecode of an example model, see documentation)

TinyModel.zip (the example model ready to run + descriptors + start scripts)

Cluster Setup

cluster_setup.pdf (how to setup the computer cluster for the first use)
misc.zip (example decriptors, Java log file, Java policy file)

All files and documentation for the Cellular Automaton Dry Schema can be found here.

The Static Network Dry Schema, including documentation, can be found here.

Cellular Automaton’s manual is here.

Documentation for using the Static Network DS is here.

A detailed guide for how you can prepare your cluster for using our schemas can be found here.

GridABM has been developed at Collegium Budapest and AITIA International Inc. in the context of QosCosGrid.

QosCosGrid is a (finished) EC-founded project focused on developing grid middleware to allow complex systems simulation to be executed on a grid as if it was a supercomputer.

Main developers of GridABM:

Gabor Szemes (ColBud, AITIA)
Walter de Back (ColBud)
László Gulyás (AITIA, ColBud)
George Kampis (ColBud)