The source system is the real or virtual environment that we are interested in modeling. It is viewed as a source of observable data, in the form of time-indexed trajectories of variables. The data that has been gathered from observing or experimenting with a system is called the system behavior data base. The time indexed trajectories of variables provide an important clue to compose the DEVS (discrete event specification) model. Once event set is derived from the time indexed trajectories of variable, the DEVS model formalism can be extracted from the given event set. The process must not be a simple model generation but a meaningful model structuring of a request. The source data and query designed with SES are converted to XML Meta data by XML converting process. The SES serves as a compact representation for organizing all possible hierarchical composition of system so that it performs an important role to design the structural representation of query and source data to be saved. For the real data application, the model structuring with the US Climate Normals is introduced. Moreover, complex systems are able to be developed at different levels of resolution. When the huge size of source data in US Climate Normals are implemented for the DEVS model, the model complexity is unavoidable. This issue is dealt with the creation of the equivalent lumped model based on the concept of morphism. Two methods to define the resolution level are discussed, fixed and dynamic definition. Aggregation is also discussed as the one of approaches for the model abstraction. Finally, this paper will introduce the process to integrate the DEVSML(DEVS Modeling Language) engine with the DEVS model creation engine for the Web Service Oriented Architecture.

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