Modeling of a Dynamic Interaction of Motor Transport and Natural Systems in Order to Minimize the Risks of Project and Management Decisions
L. G. Gagarina1, D. N. Kavtaradze1, A. A. Mordovin1, E. M. Portnov1, V. V. Slyusar1 & Kyaw Zaw Ye1 Show affiliations
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Journal of Computer Science, Volume 11, Issue 2, pp. 297–303 · doi.org/10.3844/jcssp.2015.297.303
Abstract
Fundamental tasks for the problem of scientific support for the design of transport infrastructure in the ecosystem splits are analyzed. New aspects of simulational application in dynamic interaction of motor transport and natural systems are considered. Method for simulational studies is analyzed. The problems and advantages of the simulation of complex systems are investigated. Mathematical model of the transport infrastructure influence in the environmental situation and A* search algorithm are developed, which guaranteed to find the shortest path till the heuristic approximation, i.e., it never exceeds the real remaining distance to the target and then this algorithm uses the heuristic in the best possible way: No other algorithm will reveal fewer joints disregarding the joints with the same cost. The successful solution of the problem results from the preliminary theoretical research, partly stated in 20 scientific publications and protected intellectual property objects, including certificates of state registration of computer programs.
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Gagarina, L. G., Kavtaradze, D. N., Mordovin, A. A., Portnov, E. M., Slyusar, V. V. & Ye, K. Z. (2015). Modeling of a Dynamic Interaction of Motor Transport and Natural Systems in Order to Minimize the Risks of Project and Management Decisions. Journal of Computer Science, 11(2), 297–303. https://doi.org/10.3844/jcssp.2015.297.303
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