AsiaSim (Asia Simulation Conference), 24th in the series, is an annual international conference organized by the Federation of Asia Simulation Societies (ASIASIM) whose current member societies are China Simulation Federation (CSF), Japanese Society for Simulation Technology (JSST), Korea Society for Simulation (KSS), Society for Simulation and Gaming of Singapore (SSAGsg) and Malaysian Simulation Society (MSS). The Federation of Asia Simulation Societies (ASIASIM) was set up to promote the advancement of modelling and simulation in industry, research and development in Asia and beyond.
The AsiaSim conference is an international forum for disseminating recent advances in modeling, simulation and gaming. AsiaSim provides a meeting place for simulation researchers and practitioners in all disciplines in academic, industry, government sectors among others to share leading developments and advances in systems simulation.
Topics (but not limited to the list):
- Advanced Modeling & Simulation Methods
- Agent-based Simulation
- Business Process Simulation
- Cloud/Network Simulation
- Digital Twins
- Distributed Virtual Environments
- Gaming Simulation
- Large Language Models and Simulation
- Machine/Deep Learning in Simulation
- Modeling Methodology
- Serious Games and MMOG
- Simulation and Artificial Intelligence
- Simulation and Big Data
- Simulation and Blockchains / DLTs
- Simulation Case Studies
- Simulation of Complex, Intelligent & Autonomous Systems
- Simulation of Cyber-physical Systems
- Simulation and Homeland Security
- Simulation Tools and Technology
- Simulation Applications in Healthcare, Government, Manufacturing, Military, Smart City, Transport
- Traffic Simulation
- Verification, Validation and Accreditation
- Virtual Reality and Visualization
Submitted papers must be unpublished and must not be submitted for publication elsewhere. Submission is via EasyChair. Attendance by at least one author of accepted papers is mandatory. Papers should be written in English. Conference proceedings will be published by Springer’s Communications in Computer and Information Science (CCIS) series. CCIS is abstracted/indexed in EI-Compendex, DBLP, Google Scholar, Mathematical Reviews, SCImago, and Scopus.