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HIMAP stands for HIerarchical
Modeling and Analysis Package.
It is a comprehensive reliability analysis package being developed
at the Dependable Computing & Networking Laboratory at the Iowa
State University.
Some of the key features of HIMAP are:
- Creating and
maintaining component libraries
- Hierarchical
modeling using fault trees, fault trees with repairs, markov chains,
and stochastic petri nets
- Phased Mission
Analysis
- Modeling and
analysis Scheduled Maintenance systems
The solvers used
in HIMAP are:
- EHARP [2]
- Fault Tree
Solver [3]
- Hierarchical
Reward Net Solver package [6]
HIMAP is currently
available both in UNIX and Windows environment
- X-Windows
version for Sun
- Windows 95/NT
Here are some
of the pictures of the various modeling environment in HIMAP.
- Fault Tree
Editor
- Markov Chain
Editor
- Stochastic
Petri Net Editor
For a detailed
description of what HIMAP is and how to use, download the HIMAP
manual
- The Himap
Manual (Revision 2.0) ( Postscript, 45.5 MBytes )
If you are interested
in getting an evaluation copy of HIMAP, please contact
Prof.
Arun K. Somani
3108 Coover Hall
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Iowa State University
Ames, IA 50011.
References
J.B. Dugan, K.S.
Trivedi, M.K. Smotherman, and R.M. Geist. The Hybrid Automated Reliability
Predictor. AIAA Journal of Guidance, Control and Dynamics, vol.
9, no. 3, May-June 1986, pp. 319-331.
A.K. Somani,
U.R. Sandadi, A. Gupta, P.C. Leung. EHARP: Enhanced Hybrid Automated
Reliability Predictor. Tech Report, DPCNL, University of Washington,
Seattle, December 1993.
A. Anand and
A. K. Somani. Hierarchical Analysis of Fault Trees with Dependencies,
Using Decomposition. in the Proc. of RAMS-1998, Los Angeles, January
1998.
A.K. Somani,
J. Ritcey, and S.Au. Computationally efficient Phased-Mission reliability
analysis for systems with variable configurations. IEEE Trans on
Reliability, Vol 41, No 4, pp. 504-511, December 1992.
G. Krishnamurthi,
A. Gupta, and A.K. Somani. The HIMAP Modeling Environment. DCL Tech
Report, Iowa State University, Ames, Mar 1998.
T. Sakaguchi.
Development of the hierarchical Stochastic Reward Net Solver Package.
Master's Thesis, Dept. of Electrical Engineering, University of
Washington, Seattle, 1997.
A.K. Somani,
Samir Palnitkar, and Tilak Sharma. Reliability Modeling of Systems
with Latent Failures Using Markov Chains. Proc. on Annual Reliability
and Maintainability Symposium 1993.
Murari Sridharan,
Srinivasan Ramasubramanian, and Arun K. Somani. HIMAP: Architecture,
Features and Hierarchical Model Specification Techniques, in Proc.
of the10th International Conference for Modeling, Techniques, and
Tools for Computer Performance Evaluation, Spain, September 1998.
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