Engineering topics
Publications and source records attributed to Mast, Ryan.
The Dependency Analysis Project creates datasets from package management ecosystems to determine what package a file was likely installed by, and provides tools to recognize implicit dependencies when source code is available for a variety of language ecosystems. The overarching goal is to help answer the question: what software does a system use?
A python package that helps with working with MSI Windows installers, by providing a library and utilities to read information from the file, extract embedded files, and update/write MSI files. Functionality is similar to https://wiki.gnome.org/msitools and https://github.com/mdsteele/rust-msi but written in pure Python so that it can easily be installed and used on a wider variety of systems.
HELICS ls a new open-source, cyber-physlcal-energy co-simulation framework for electric power systems. HELICS Is designed to support very-large-scale (100,000+ federates) cosimulations with off-the-shelf power-system, communication, market, and end-use tools. Other key features Include cross platform operating system support, the integration of both eventdrlven (e.g., packetlzed communication) and time-series (e.g.,power flow) simulations, and the ability to co-Iterate among federates to ensure physical model convergence at each time step.
HELICS ls a new open-source, cyber-physlcal-energy co-simulation framework for electric power systems. HELICS Is designed to support very-large-scale (100,000+ federates) cosimulations with off-the-shelf power-system, communication, market, and end-use tools. Other key features Include cross platform operating system support, the integration of both eventdrlven (e.g., packetlzed communication) and time-series (e.g.,power flow) simulations, and the ability to co-Iterate among federates to ensure physical model convergence at each time step.