The Georgia Tech Network Simulator

By George F. Riley. Workshop on Models, Methods and Tools for Reproducible Network Research, 2003

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Computationally efficient scheduling with the physical interference model for throughput improvement in wireless mesh networks (2006, background): “simulator [24], which is a packet-level simulator with a complete 802.”
Toward developing a systematic approach to generate benchmark datasets for intrusion detection (2012, background): “Network simulation environments (e.g. GTNetS (Riley, 2003)) may also appear suitable in generating datasets, but in practice, network simulators only focus on the correct simulation of lower layers of the TCP/IP stack, thus inhibiting the raw behavior seen from operating systems and their…”
SimGrid: A Generic Framework for Large-Scale Distributed Experiments (2008, methodology): “Consequently, they track the movement of each and every packet in data flows.”
ns-3 project goals (2006, methodology): “Our team has experience in porting actual implementation code into the GTNets and ns-2 simulation environments, including BGP and OSPF software from the quagga open source routing suite, and applicationlevel code that uses the sockets API.”