The Forced Evacuation of the Japanese Minority During World War II.
Three general causes of the Japanese American evacuation are examined. Collective disposition considers the antagonism toward immigrants, special characteristics of California politics, economic competition, segregation and racial stereotypes, and Japanese American international relations as conditions which instituted a persistent anti-Japanese attitude on the West Coast. Situational factors include the tendency to suspect treachery of all Japanese following Pearl Harbor and the time pressures which curtailed deliberation by government officials on the evacuation question. Collective interaction considers the interaction among the main elements which produced the evacuation decision. A short section describes the relocation centers and the evacuees' reaction to detention.
We have modeled the AntSim case study for the GraBats 2008 tool contest with the Fujaba tool. It turned out that for this problem the moving of single ants is the most frequent operation. The execution time for this operation dominates the overall execution time. This paper will report how we addressed the move ant problem using dedicated Fujaba features and which performance we have achieved.