@inproceedings{Sch2011,
Author = {Schütte, Steffen},
Title = {A domain-specific language for simulation composition},

Year = {2011},
Pages = {146-152},
Month = {06},
Isbn = {978-0-9564944-2-9},
Organization = {ECMS},
Url = {http://www.scs-europe.net/conf/ecms2011/ecms2011%20accepted%20papers/csm_ECMS_0035.pdf},
type = {inproceedings},
note = {The SmartGrid, the power grid of the future, is com- prised of a large number of distributed, partially controllable energy consumers and producers that need to be matched to ensure that generation and consumption is balanced. Modelling \& Simulation i},
Abstract = {The SmartGrid, the power grid of the future, is com- prised of a large number of distributed, partially controllable energy consumers and producers that need to be matched to ensure that generation and consumption is balanced. Modelling \& Simulation is a powerful approach for analysing and testing such complex systems. In this paper a scenario specification based on a domain-specific language (DSL) is presented which can be used to formally describe simulations and scenarios using these simulations. This formal description, in combination with a simulation framework that is able to interpret the description, allows the automatic composition of the simulations.The DSL has been tested with a lightweight simulation framework developed for a current project that analyses the impact of electric vehicles on the distribution grid. Although this work focuses on the domain of SmartGrids, the DSL-based approach can of course also be applied to other domains.}
}
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