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The chapter describes the increasing word dynamics with frequent disasters, massive migration, local and global security problems, growing danger of nuclear conflicts and global warming, and now the global pandemics. Radically different philosophies, models, and technologies, especially those with deep integration up to full symbiosis of such concepts as physical and virtual worlds, computer simulation and live management are desperately needed to keep the world safe and prosperous, and this is the main theme and goal of the current book. It also highlights the importance of effective parallel and distributed modelling and simulation of various national and international processes due to the huge data volumes and their spatial distribution. The book describes a quite different model and technology from conventional terms with allows us to consider the world as a whole, feel direct presence in it, and freely move and operate in parallel and distributed way. The described approach originates from the creation of distributed heterogeneous computer networks from the end of sixties, well before the internet, and invention of a model how to effectively manage distributed heterogeneous resources by a sort of hybrid wavelike code freely propagating and matching networks. This model, under the European patent, was successfully developed in different countries and used in numerous civil and defence applications, including the international Distributed Interactive Simulation (DIS) project. The current, sixth, book on the developed ideology and technology reflects the continuing research on further improvement of the technology and its coverage of some hottest world topics. The latter include global management of distributed networks of different origins, simulation of such mysterious concept as consciousness, fighting global pandemics, and decision and mosaic based organizations of modern economic and crises management systems.
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Sapaty, P.S. (2021). Introduction. In: Symbiosis of Real and Simulated Worlds Under Spatial Grasp Technology. Studies in Systems, Decision and Control, vol 354. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-68341-2_1
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