Abstract
The paper summarises a conceptual framework for computer-assisted Simulation Experiment Design and Analysis (SEDA). We argue that this SEDA framework is a good one based on its properties. A prototype SEDA CS, which is not described in the paper, is under development for demonstrating the feasibility and appropriateness of this framework.
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