simulation

SIMULATION
Agent-based simulation: Modeling complex systems using individual agents that interact with each other.
Business simulation: A model or game that simulates business scenarios to teach management and decision-making skills.
Chemical simulation: Modeling chemical reactions and processes using computational methods.
City simulation: Video games or computer programs that simulate the management and development of cities.
Computer simulation: The process of using computer programs to replicate real-world processes or systems.
Disaster simulation: Simulated exercises to prepare emergency responders and communities for disasters.
Driving simulation: A virtual environment used to simulate driving experiences for training or research purposes.
Epidemiological simulation: Modeling the spread of diseases within populations using simulations.
Finite element simulation: A method for modeling and analyzing structures and systems using numerical techniques.
Flight simulation: A computerized model that replicates the experience of flying an aircraft.
Mechanical simulation: Simulating physical systems or mechanical processes using computer models.
Medical simulation: The use of simulation techniques to replicate medical scenarios for training healthcare professionals.
Microsimulation: Simulating individual behaviors or events within a larger system.
Military simulation: Exercises or war games designed to mimic real-world military scenarios for training purposes.
Network simulation: Modeling and analysis of computer networks using simulation software.
Real-time simulation: Simulations that operate and respond in sync with real-time events or processes.
Simulation center: A facility equipped for conducting simulated training exercises or research.
Simulation experiment: A controlled test or trial conducted within a simulated environment.
Simulation framework: A set of tools and methodologies for creating and running simulations.
Simulation game: A type of video game that simulates real-world activities or scenarios.
Simulation model: A mathematical representation of a real-world system or process.
Simulation software: Computer programs designed to create simulations of various processes or systems.
Simulation technology: Tools and techniques used to create and run simulations.
Simulation-based training: Training programs that utilize simulated scenarios for learning.
Traffic simulation: Simulating traffic flow and congestion to analyze transportation systems.
Training simulation: Simulated environments or scenarios used for training purposes to mimic real-life situations.
Virtual simulation: A computer-generated simulation of a real-life environment or situation.
Weather simulation: Modeling and forecasting of weather patterns using computer simulations.