Treffer: System dynamics modeling and simulation with Kotlin.

Using Kotlin as a general-purpose programming language for SD modeling, we were free to develop relatively easily interactive simulators targeting various desktop, web, or mobile platforms. For the development of the WinSimulator() desktop simulator we used JavaFX/TornadoFX technologies, which allows us to rearrange the simulator in a different form or functionality using Kotlin as the identical programming language used for the previous SD modeling. System dynamics (SD) modeling is a methodology for modeling complex systems and model building is mostly performed using graphical user interface (GUI) software, either proprietary (Vensim/Venity, AnyLogic, Stella Architect, iThink, Analytica, GoldSim, Powersim Studio, Wolfram SystemModeler, MATLAB Simulink, etc.) or free, usually under GPL or EPL license (Simantics System Dynamics, Insight Maker, NetLogo, OpenModelica). OpenModelica can be adapted for SD modeling using a System Dynamics library, and object-oriented and component-oriented modeling concepts are supported, although a general-purpose and versatile solver can be slow for simple SD problems. [Extracted from the article]

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