WSC 2002:
San Diego,
California,
USA
Jane L. Snowdon, John M. Charnes (Eds.):
Proceedings of the 34th Winter Simulation Conference: Exploring New Frontiers, San Diego, California, USA, December 8-11, 2002.
ACM 2002, ISBN 0-7803-7615-3 
Keynote address
- Paul L. Graziani:
Addressing the challenges of aerospace and defense initiatives using software analysis tools.
3-4
Introductory tutorials
Advanced tutorials
- Sigurdur Ólafsson, Jumi Kim:
Simulation optimization: simulation optimization.
79-84
- Christos Alexopoulos, Seong-Hee Kim:
Statistical analysis of simulation output: output data analysis for simulations.
85-96
- Thomas J. Schriber, Daniel T. Brunner:
Inside simulation software: how it works and why it matters: inside discrete-event simulation software: how it works and why it matters.
97-107
- Minghua Hsieh:
Adaptive monte carlo methods for rare event simulation: adaptive monte carlo methods for rare event simulations.
108-115
- Susan M. Sanchez, Thomas W. Lucas:
Exploring the world of agent-based simulations: simple models, complex analyses: exploring the world of agent-based simulations: simple models, complex analyses.
116-126
- Scott M. Preddy, Richard E. Nance:
Key requirements for cave simulations: key requirements for cave simulations.
127-135
- Thomas N. Herzog:
Bayesian statistics and the monte carlo method: bayesian statistics and the monte carlo method.
136-146
- John R. Clymer:
Simulation-based engineering of complex systems: simulation-based engineering of complex systems using EXTEND+MFG+OpeMCSS.
147-156
- John Keller:
Human performance modeling for discrete-event simulation: human performance modeling for discrete-event simulation: workload.
157-162
Software/modelware tutorials a
- Judy Rathmell, David T. Sturrock:
Arena: the arena product family: enterprise modeling solutions.
165-172
- Matthew W. Rohrer, Ian McGregor:
AutoMod: simulating reality using AutoMod.
173-181
- Richard A. Phelps, David J. Parsons, Andrew J. Siprelle:
Non-item based tools: non-item based discrete-event simulation tools.
182-186
- Daniel W. Schunk, Wendy K. Bloechle, K. Ronald Laughery Jr.:
Micro Saint: Micro Saint modeling and the human element.
187-191
- Charles R. Harrell, Rochelle N. Price:
Promodel: simulation modeling using promodel technology.
192-198
- Averill M. Law, Michael G. McComas:
ExpertFit: how the ExpertFit distribution-fitting software can make your simulation models more valid.
199-204
- David Krahl:
Extend: the Extend simulation environment.
205-213
- Osman Balci, Robin J. Adams, David S. Myers, Richard E. Nance:
Credibility assessment: a collaborative evaluation environment for credibility assessment of modeling and simulation applications.
214-220
- Jean J. O'Reilly:
AweSim: introduction to AweSim.
221-224
Software/modelware tutorials b
Analysis methodology
- Bahar Biller, Barry L. Nelson:
Advanced input modeling: parameter estimation for ARTA processes.
255-262
- Soumyadip Ghosh, Shane G. Henderson:
Advanced input modeling: properties of the NORTA method in higher dimensions.
263-269
- Dorota Kurowicka, Roger M. Cooke:
Advanced input modeling: the vine copula method for representing high dimensional dependent distributions: application to continuous belief nets.
270-278
- Jumi Kim, Sigurdur Ólafsson:
Optimization via simulation: two-stage NP method with inheritance.
279-284
- Xiaoping Xiong, I-Jeng Wang, Michael C. Fu:
Optimization via simulation: randomized-direction stochastic approximation algorithms using deterministic sequences.
285-291
- Juta Pichitlamken, Barry L. Nelson:
Optimization via simulation: a combined procedure for optimization via simulation.
292-300
- Pieter-Tjerk de Boer, Dirk P. Kroese, Reuven Y. Rubinstein:
Rare event simulation and combinatorial optimization using cross entropy: estimating buffer overflows in three stages using cross-entropy.
301-309
- Tito Homem-de-Mello, Reuven Y. Rubinstein:
Rare event simulation and combinatorial optimization using cross entropy: estimation of rare event probabilities using cross-entropy.
310-319
- Jonathan M. Keith, Dirk P. Kroese:
Rare event simulation and combinatorial optimization using cross entropy: sequence alignment by rare event simulation.
320-327
- James M. Calvin, Marvin K. Nakayama:
Output analysis: a comparison of output-analysis methods for simulations of processes with multiple regeneration sequences.
328-335
- Natalie M. Steiger, Christos Alexopoulos, David Goldsman, Emily K. Lada, James R. Wilson, Faker Zouaoui:
Output analysis: ASAP2: an improved batch means procedure for simulation output analysis.
336-344
- Bruce W. Schmeiser, Yingchieh Yeh:
Output analysis: on choosing a single criterion for confidence-interval procedures.
345-352
- Russell R. Barton, Stephen E. Chick, Russell C. H. Cheng, Shane G. Henderson, Averill M. Law, Bruce W. Schmeiser, Lawrence Leemis, Lee Schruben, James R. Wilson:
Panel discussion on current issues in input modeling: panel on current issues in simulation input modeling.
353-369
- Minghua Hsieh, Peter W. Glynn:
Recent advances in simulation optimization: confidence regions for stochastic approximation algorithms.
370-376
- Ebru Angün, Jack P. C. Kleijnen, Dick den Hertog, Gül Gürkan:
Recent advances in simulation optimization: response surface methodology revisited.
377-383
- E. Jack Chen:
Recent advances in simulation optimization: a conservative adjustment to the ETSS procedure.
384-391
- Michael Freimer, Lee Schruben:
Simulation input analysis: collecting data and estimating parameters for input distributions.
393-399
- Stephen E. Chick, Szu Hui Ng:
Simulation input analysis: joint criterion for factor identification and parameter estimation.
400-406
- Donald Gross, John Shortle, Martin J. Fischer, Denise M. Bevilacqua Masi:
Simulation input analysis: difficulties in simulating queues with Pareto service.
407-415
- Roberto Szechtman, Peter W. Glynn:
Difficult queuing simulation problems: rare-event simulation for infinite server queues.
416-423
- Bruce Shultes:
Difficult queuing simulation problems: a balanced likelihood ratio approach for analyzing rare events in a tandem Jackson network.
424-432
- John C. Sees Jr., John Shortle:
Difficult queuing simulation problems: simulating M/G/1 queues with heavy-tailed service.
433-438
- Stewart Robinson:
New simulation output analysis techniques: a statistical process control approach for estimating the warm-up period.
439-446
- E. Jack Chen:
New simulation output analysis techniques: two-phase quantile estimation.
447-455
- Andrés Suárez-González, José C. López-Ardao, Cándido López-García, Miguel Rodríguez-Pérez, Manuel Fernández-Veiga, Maria Estrella Sousa Vieira:
New simulation output analysis techniques: a batch means procedure for mean value estimation of processes exhibiting long range dependence.
456-464
Modeling methodology a
- Darren T. Drewry, Paul F. Reynolds Jr., William R. Emanuel:
Optimization and response surfaces: an optimization-based multi-resolution simulation methodology.
467-475
- Paul J. Stewart, Peter J. Fleming, Sheena A. MacKenzie:
Optimization and response surfaces: on the response surface methodology and designed experiments for computationally intensive distributed aerospace simulations.
476-482
- Miyoung Shin, Robert G. Sargent, Amrit L. Goel:
Optimization and response surfaces: Gaussian radial basis functions for simulation metamodeling.
483-488
- Helen D. Karatza, Ralph C. Hilzer Jr.:
Parallel and distributed systems: load sharing in heterogeneous distributed systems.
489-496
- Sabri Pllana, Thomas Fahringer:
Parallel and distributed systems: UML based modeling of performance oriented parallel and distributed applications.
497-505
- Xiao Xu, Yi-Chiun Chen, Hua Xu, Eren Gonen, Peijuan Liu:
Parallel and distributed systems: simulation analysis of RLC timers in UMTS systems.
506-512
- Tony Waller, John Ladbrook:
Virtual worlds: experiencing virtual factories of the future.
513-517
- Lee A. Belfore II, Sudheer Battula:
Virtual worlds: VRML clients linked through concurrent chat.
518-524
- Farhad Azadivar, Tu Hoang Truong, Kevin D. E. Stokesbury, Brian J. Rothschild:
Virtual worlds: simulation based optimization in fishery management.
525-531
- Jennifer Kreke, Andrew J. Schaefer, Derek C. Angus, Cindy L. Bryce, Mark S. Roberts:
Methods for special applications: incorporating biology into discrete event simulation models of organ allocation.
532-536
- Michael Norman:
Methods for special applications: a recursive method for traffic management through a complex path network.
537-541
- Alexandre Muzy, Eric Innocenti, Antoine Aïello, Jean François Santucci, Gabriel A. Wainer:
Methods for special applications: Cell-DEVS quantization techniques in a fire spreading application.
542-549
- Sid Redman, Sarah Law:
Practice: an examination of implementation in extend, arena, and silk.
550-556
- Bruce Gunn, Saeid Nahavandi:
Practice: why initial conditions are important.
557-562
- Edwin Valentin, Alexander Verbraeck:
Practice: guidelines for designing simulation building blocks.
563-571
- Ingolf Ståhl:
Extensions: simulation prototyping.
572-579
- Lei Wei, Honghui Qi:
Extensions: an efficient importance sampling method for rare event simulation in large scale tandem networks.
580-587
- Ezequiel Glinsky, Gabriel A. Wainer:
Extensions: performance analysis of real-time DEVS models.
588-594
Modeling methodology b
- Hans Vangheluwe, Juan de Lara:
XML-based modeling and simulation: meta-models are models too.
597-605
- Senthilanand Chandrasekaran, Gregory A. Silver, John A. Miller, Jorge Cardoso, Amit P. Sheth:
XML-based modeling and simulation: web service technologies and their synergy with simulation.
606-615
- Paul A. Fishwick:
XML-based modeling and simulation: using XML for simulation modeling.
616-622
- Thomas Wiedemann:
Open source initiatives for simulation software: next generation simulation environments founded on open source software and XML-based standard interfaces.
623-628
- Richard A. Kilgore:
Open source initiatives for simulation software: multi-language, open-source modeling using the microsoft .NET architecture.
629-633
- Thorsten Daum, Robert G. Sargent:
Open source initiatives for simulation software: a web-ready HiMASS: facilitating collaborative, reusable, and distributed modeling and execution of simulation models with XML.
634-640
- C. Michael Overstreet:
Improving the model development process: model testing: is it only a special case of software testing?
641-647
- Ray J. Paul, Simon J. E. Taylor:
Improving the model development process: what use is model reuse: is there a crook at the end of the rainbow?
648-652
- Osman Balci, Richard E. Nance, James D. Arthur, William F. Ormsby:
Improving the model development process: expanding our horizons in verification, validation, and accreditation research and practice.
653-663
- George F. Riley:
Network modeling and simulation: on standardized network topologies for network research.
664-670
- Nathan Smith, Trefor J. Delve:
Network modeling and simulation: a motion environment for wireless communications systems simulations.
671-678
- L. Felipe Perrone, David M. Nicol:
Network modeling and simulation: a scalable simulator for TinyOS applications.
679-687
- Agostino G. Bruzzone, Simon J. E. Taylor, Richard M. Fujimoto, Boon-Ping Gan, Steffen Straßburger, Ray J. Paul:
Panel discussion on distributed simulation and industry: potentials and pitfalls: distributed simulation and industry: potentials and pitfalls.
688-694
- Thomas Schulze, Andreas Wytzisk, Ingo Simonis, Ulrich Raape:
Parallel and Distributed Simulation: distributed spatio-temporal modeling and simulation.
695-703
- Malcolm Yoke-Hean Low:
Parallel and distributed simulation: managing external workload with BSP time warp.
704-711
- Xiao Zhonge, Rob Simmonds, Brian Unger, John G. Cleary:
Parallel and distributed simulation: fast cell level ATM network simulation.
712-719
- Rohyt V. Belani, Saumitra M. Das, David A. Fisher:
Modeling very large scale systems: one-to-one modeling and simulation of unbounded systems: experiences and lessons.
720-724
- Maged M. Dessouky, Quan Lu, Robert C. Leachman:
Modeling very large scale systems: using simulation modeling to assess rail track infrastructure in densely trafficked metropolitan areas.
725-731
- Arnold H. Buss, Paul J. Sanchez:
Modeling very large scale systems: building complex models with LEGOs (Listener Event Graph Objects).
732-737
- Frank Boydstun, Mike Graul, Perakath C. Benjamin, Michael K. Painter:
Methods and tools for aerospace operations modeling and simulation: new perspectives towards modeling depot MRO.
738-746
- Martin J. Steele, Mansooreh Mollaghasemi, Ghaith Rabadi, Grant R. Cates:
Methods and tools for aerospace operations modeling and simulation: generic simulation models of reusable launch vehicles.
747-753
- Grant R. Cates, Martin J. Steele, Mansooreh Mollaghasemi, Ghaith Rabadi:
Methods and tools for aerospace operations modeling and simulation: modeling the space shuttle.
754-762
- Perakath C. Benjamin, Mike Graul, Madhav Erraguntla:
Methods and tools for aerospace operations modeling and simulation: Toolkit for Enabling Adaptive Modeling and Simulation (TEAMS).
763-771
- Michael Pidd:
Reusing simulation components: simulation software and model reuse: a polemic.
772-775
- Gilbert Chen, Boleslaw K. Szymanski:
Reusing simulation components: cost: a component-oriented discrete event simulator.
776-782
- Glenn P. Rioux, Richard E. Nance:
Reusing simulation components: generalizing: is it possible to create all-purpose simulations?
783-790
Web-based simulation
- Peter H. M. Jacobs, Niels A. Lang, Alexander Verbraeck:
Web-based simulation 1: D-SOL; a distributed Java based discrete event simulation architecture.
793-800
- Hideyuki Mizuta, Yoshiki Yamagata:
Web-based simulation 1: transaction cycle of agents and web-based gaming simulation for international emissions trading.
801-806
- James O. Henriksen, André Hanisch, Stefan Osterburg, Peter Lorenz, Thomas J. Schriber:
Web-based simulation 1: web based simulation center: professional support for simulation projects.
807-815
- Dhananjai Madhava Rao, Philip A. Wilsey:
Web-based simulation 2: performance prediction of dynamic component substitutions.
816-824
- Tom-David Graupner, Hendrik Richter, Wilfried Sihn:
Web-based simulation 2: configuration, simulation and animation of manufacturing systems via the internet.
825-831
- G. Ayorkor Mills-Tettey, Greg Johnston, Linda F. Wilson, Joseph M. Kimpel, Bin Xie:
Web-based simulation 2: the ABELS system: designing an adaptable interface for linking simulations.
832-840
- Richard A. Kilgore:
Web-based simulation 3: simulation web services with .Net technologies.
841-846
- Steven W. Reichenthal:
Web-based simulation 3: re-introducing web-based simulation.
847-852
Military applications
- Kenneth Mark Bryden:
Military keynote: military-based virtual systems engineering.
855-858
- John Herington, Andrew Lane, Noel Corrigan, John A. Golightly:
Campaign analysis: representation of historical events in a military campaign simulation model.
859-863
- James W. Harris Jr.:
Campaign analysis: the sortie generation rate model.
864-868
- Steven J. Rasmussen, Phillip R. Chandler:
Unmanned aerial vehicles: MultiUAV: a multiple UAV simulation for investigation of cooperative control.
869-877
- David R. Jacques:
Unmanned aerial vehicles: modeling considerations for wide area search munition effectiveness analysis.
878-886
- Shane Dougherty, Raymond R. Hill, James T. Moore:
Unmanned aerial vehicles: modeling signal latency effects using arena?
887-892
- Sean Connors, Julie Gauldin, Marshall Smith:
Logistics 1: closed-loop, simulation-based, systems engineering approach to life cycle management of defense systems.
893-900
- David Goldsman, Sebastien Pernet, Keebom Kang:
Logistics 1: simulation of transportation logistics.
901-904
- Keebom Kang, Kenneth H. Doerr, Kyle A. Bryan, Gregorio Ameyugo:
Logistics 1: an analysis of STOM (Ship To Objective Maneuver) in sea based logistics.
905-910
- Gregory H. Graves, Jeffrey L. Higgins:
Logistics 2: applications of simulation in logistics combat developments.
911-916
- Ihsan Sabuncuoglu, Durdu Hakan Utku:
Logistics 2: evaluation of army corps artillery ammunition supply systems via simulation.
917-920
- Todd S. Bertulis, John O. Miller:
Logistics 2: using simulation to understand Interim Brigade Combat Team (IBCT) munitions logistics.
921-927
- Gary W. King, Brent Heeringa, David L. Westbrook, Joe Catalano, Paul R. Cohen:
Agent modeling: models of defeat.
928-934
- Jeffrey R. Cares:
Agent modeling: the use of agent-based models in military concept development.
935-939
- Mark Whelan, John Loftus, David Perme, Richard Baldwin:
Agent modeling: reducing training costs through integration of simulations, C4I systems, and expert systems.
940-947
- Ricky Valentin, Jeremy Cunningham, Michael D. Osterman, Abhijit Dasgupta II, Michael G. Pecht, Dinos Tsagos:
Weapon and communication systems: virtual life assessment of electronic hardware used in the Advanced Amphibious Assault Vehicle (AAAV).
948-953
- William S. Murphy Jr., Mark A. Flournoy:
Weapon and communication systems: simulating crisis communications.
954-959
- Fernando Maymi, John R. Surdu, Andrew Hall, Ryan Beltramini:
Weapon and communication systems: modeling the wireless network architecture of land warrior.
960-966
- Dominik Nogic, Michael Nowatkowski:
Plebes, dogs, and robots: simulation analysis of the United States military academy reception day.
967-974
- Dean S. Hartley III:
Plebes, dogs, and robots: simulating without data.
975-980
- Eric J. Gottlieb, Michael J. McDonald, Fred J. Oppel, J. Brian Rigdon, Patrick G. Xavier:
Plebes, dogs, and robots: the Umbra simulation framework as applied to building HLA federates.
981-989
Manufacturing applications
- K. Preston White, Ryan Fritz, Stephen Horvath, Carlos Orellana II, Jonathan Wohlers, Richard G. Fairbrother, William S. Terry:
Manufacturing modeling architectures: architectural concepts for a system simulator for concurrent prototypng of equipment and controls.
117-122
- Jeffrey S. Smith, Yali Li, Jason Gjesvold:
Manufacturing 1: simulation-based analysis of a complex printed circuit board testing process.
993-998
- Johnell Gonzales-Lujan, Robert J. Burnside, George Tompkins:
Manufacturing 1: a simulation study of high power detonator production transition.
999-1006
- Prasad V. Saraph:
Manufacturing 1: capacity analysis of multi-product, multi-resource biotech facility using discrete event simulation.
1007-1012
- Daniel A. Finke, Deborah J. Medeiros, Mark T. Traband:
Manufacturing 2: shop scheduling using Tabu search and simulation.
1013-1017
- Carl R. Williams, Peraset Chompuming:
Manufacturing 2: a simulation study of robotic welding system with parallel and serial processes in the metal fabrication industry.
1018-1025
- Shabnam Tauböck, Christian Wartha, Michael Steiner II, Gerhard Pirkner, Felix Breitenecker:
Manufacturing 2: creation of a self adaptive simulation for Radex Heraklit industries.
1026-1029
- Vishvas Patel, James Ashby, John Ma:
Manufacturing 3: discrete event simulation in automotive final process system.
1030-1034
- Sang D. Choi, Anil R. Kumar, Abdolazim Houshyar:
Manufacturing 3: a simulation study of an automotive foundry plant manufacturing engine blocks.
1035-1040
- Roberto F. Lu, Shankar Sundaram:
Manufacturing 3: manufacturing process modeling of Boeing 747 moving line concepts.
1041-1045
- Daniel J. Muller, Sarah M. Cardinal, Juergen Baumbach:
Transportation and material handling: complexities of AGV modelling in newspaper roll delivery system.
1046-1051
- Kambiz Farahmand, Arun Balasubramanian:
Transportation and material handling: solving logistics and transportation problems in a job shop.
1052-1059
- Wolfgang Müller-Wittig, Reginald C. Jegathese, Meehae Song, Jochen Manfred Quick, Haibin Wang, Yongmin Zhong:
Best modeling methods: virtual factory: highly interactive visualisation for manufacturing.
1061-1064
- Bjørn Johansson, Jürgen Kaiser:
Best modeling methods: turn lost production into profit -- discrete event simulation applied on resetting performance in manufacturing systems.
1065-1072
- Jan Oscarsson, Matías Urenda Moris:
Best modeling methods: documentation of discrete event simulation models for manufacturing system life cycle simulation.
1073-1078
- Christoph Roser, Masaru Nakano, Minoru Tanaka:
Productivity improvement: shifting bottleneck detection.
1079-1086
- Christoph Roser, Masaru Nakano, Minoru Tanaka:
Productivity improvement: throughput sensitivity analysis using a single simulation.
1087-1094
- Felipe F. Baesler, Milton Moraga, Francisco J. Ramis:
Productivity improvement: productivity improvement in the wood industry using simulation and artificial intelligence.
1095-1098
- Hironori Hibino, Yoshiyuki Yura, Yoshiro Fukuda, Keiji Mitsuyuki, Kiyoshi Kaneda:
Manufacturing modeling architectures: manufacturing adapter of distributed simulation systems using HLA.
1099-1107
- Charles R. McLean, Al Jones, Y. Tina Lee, Frank Riddick:
Manufacturing modeling architectures: an architecture for a generic data-driven machine shop simulator.
1108-1116
- Silvanus T. Enns, Sangjin Choi:
Manufacturing modeling methods: USE of GI/G/1 queuing approximations to set tactical parameters for the simulation of MRP systems.
1123-1129
- Deogratias Kibira, Chuck McLean:
Manufacturing modeling methods: virtual reality simulation of a mechanical assembly production line.
1130-1137
- Edward J. Williams, Onur M. Ülgen, Chris DeWitt:
Manufacturing modeling methods: an approach and interface for building generic manufacturing kanban-systems models.
1138-1141
- Paul Rogers:
Simulation of manufacturing operations: optimum-seeking simulation in the design and control of manufacturing systems: experience with optquest for arena.
1142-1150
- Jai Thomas, Jayesh Todi, Asif Paranjpe:
Simulation of manufacturing operations: optimization of operations in a steel wire manufacturing company.
1151-1156
- Fulya Altiparmak, Berna Dengiz, Akif A. Bulgak:
Simulation of manufacturing operations: optimization of buffer sizes in assembly systems using intelligent techniques.
1157-1162
Applications in logistics,
transportation,
and distribution
- Sanjay Jain, Ngai Fong Choong, William G. K. Lee:
Manufacturing supply chain applications: modeling computer assembly operations for supply chain integration.
1165-1173
- Agostino G. Bruzzone, Alessandra Orsoni, Roberto Mosca, Roberto Revetria:
Manufacturing supply chain applications: ai-based optimization for fleet management in maritime logistics.
1174-1182
- Jayendran Venkateswaran, Young-Jun Son, Boonserm Kulvatunyou:
Manufacturing supply chain applications: investigation of influence of modeling fidelities on supply chain dynamics.
1183-1191
- Suna Hafizogullari, Prathi Chinnusamy, Cenk Tunasar:
Transportation applications of simulation: simulation reduces airline misconnections: a case study.
1192-1198
- Alexander Verbraeck, Edwin Valentin:
Transportation applications of simulation: simulation building blocks for airport terminal modeling.
1199-1206
- Mark B. Duinkerken, Jaap A. Ottjes, Gabriël Lodewijks:
Transportation applications of simulation: the application of distributed simulation in TOMAS: redesigning a complex transportation model.
1207-1213
- Oscar Franzese, Shirish S. Joshi:
Transportation applications of simulation: traffic simulation application to plan real-time distribution routes.
1214-1218
- David Carnes, Frederick Wieland:
Advanced aviation concepts via simulation: techniques to enhance performance of an existing aviation simulation.
1219-1225
- Mario S. V. Valenti Clari, Rob C. J. Ruigrok, Bart W. M. Heesbeen, Jaap Groeneweg:
Advanced aviation concepts via simulation: research flight simulation of future autonomous aircraft operations.
1226-1234
- Massoud Bazargan, Kenneth Fleming, Subramanian Prakash:
Advanced aviation concepts via simulation: a simulation study to investigate runway capacity using TAAM.
1235-1243
- Lisa A. Schaefer, Leonard A. Wojcik, Thomas P. Berry, Craig R. Wanke:
Advanced aviation concepts via simulation: decision support for advanced aviation concepts.
1244-1250
- Soundar R. T. Kumara, Yong-Han Lee, Kaizhi Tang, Chad Dodd, Jeffrey D. Tew, Shang-Tae Yee:
Simulation applications in the automotive industry: simulation anywhere any time: web-based simulation implementation for evaluating order-to-delivery systems and processes.
1251-1259
- Shang-Tae Yee:
Simulation applications in the automotive industry: establishment of product offering and production leveling principles via supply chain simulation under order-to-delivery environment.
1260-1268
- Arvind Mane, Saeid Nahavandi, Jingxin Zhang:
Simulation applications in the automotive industry: sequencing production on an assembly line using goal chasing and user defined algorithm.
1269-1273
- Joseph G. Macro, Reino E. Salmi:
Warehousing and inventory management: a simulation tool to determine warehouse efficiencies and storage allocations.
1274-1281
- Eduardo Saggioro Garcia, Caio Fiuza Silva, Eduardo Saliby:
Warehousing and inventory management: a simulation model to validate and evaluate the adequacy of an analytical expression for proper safety stock sizing.
1282-1288
- Luis Rene Contreras, Chirag Modi, Arunkumar Pennathur:
Warehousing and inventory management: integrating simulation modeling and equipment condition diagnostics for predictive maintenance strategies -a case study.
1289-1296
- Christian Wartha, Momtchil Peev, Andrei Borshchev, Alexei Filippov:
Manufacturing supply chain applications 1: decision support tool - supply chain.
1297-1301
- Edward G. Anderson, Douglas J. Morrice:
Maufacturing supply chain applications 1: capacity and backlog management in queuing-based supply chains.
1302-1305
- Jeffrey A. Joines, Deepak Gupta, Mahmut Ali Gokce, Russell E. King, Michael G. Kay:
Maufacturing supply chain applications 1: supply chain multi-objective simulation optimization.
1306-1314
- Steven C. Hamoen, Dirk-Jan Moens:
Manufacturing supply chain applications 2: logistic simulator for steel producing factories.
1315-1318
- Richard J. Linn, Chin-Sheng Chen, Jorge A. Lozan:
Manufacturing supply chain applications 2: development of distributed simulation model for the transporter entity in a supply chain process.
1319-1326
- Brett Marc Duarte, John W. Fowler, Kraig Knutson, Esma Senturk Gel, Dan L. Shunk:
Manufacturing supply chain applications 2: parameterization of fast and accurate simulations for complex supply networks.
1327-1336
- Mark J. R. Ebben, Luitzen de Boer, Corina E. PopSitar:
Manufacturing supply chain applications 3: multi-agent simulation of purchasing activities in organizations.
1337-1344
- Dieter Armbruster, Daniel E. Marthaler, Christian A. Ringhofer:
Manufacturing supply chain applications 3: efficient simulations of supply chains.
1345-1348
- Gloria J. Giacaman, Rodrigo P. Medel, Jorge A. Tabilo:
Manufacturing supply chain applications 3: simulation of the material transporting and loading process in Pedro de Valdivia mine.
1349-1355
Semiconductor manufacturing
- Robert Wright II, Marlin Shopbell, Kristin Rust, Silpa Sigireddy:
Wafer fabrication: effects of metrology load port buffering in automated 300mm factories.
1359-1364
- Sameer T. Shikalgar, David Fronckowiak, Edward A. MacNair:
Wafer fabrication: 300mm wafer fabrication line simulation model.
1365-1368
- K. J. Stanley, Timothy D. Stanley, José Maia:
Wafer fabrication: realizing 300mm fab productivity improvements through integrated metrology.
1369-1376
- Jesus A. Jimenez, Bosun Kim, John W. Fowler, Gerald T. Mackulak, You In Choung, Dong Jin Kim:
Material handling: operational modeling and simulation of an inter-bay AMHS in semiconductor wafer fabrication.
1377-1382
- Miki Fukunari, Srinivas Rajanna, Robert J. Gaskins, Mary Ellen Sparrow:
Material handling: data-based node penalties in a path-finding algorithm in an automated material handling system.
1383-1386
- Chad D. DeJong, Scott P. Wu:
Material handling: simulating the transport and scheduling of priority lots in semiconductor factories.
1387-1391
- Wang Lixin, Loo Hay Lee:
Scheduling and dispatching: a simulation study on release, synchronization, and dispatching in MEMS fabrication.
1392-1400
- Oliver Rose:
Scheduling and dispatching: some issues of the critical ratio dispatch rule in semiconductor manufacturing.
1401-1405
- Ilka Habenicht, Lars Mönch:
Scheduling and dispatching: a finite-capacity beam-search-algorithm for production scheduling in semiconductor manufacturing.
1406-1413
- Chanettre Rasmidatta, Shari Murray, John W. Fowler, Gerald T. Mackulak:
Modeling methodology: new approaches for simulation of wafer fabrication: the use of control variates and calibration metrics.
1414-1422
- Chao Qi, Tuck Keat Tang, Appa Iyer Sivakumar:
Modeling methodology: simulation based cause and effect analysis of cycle time and WIP in semiconductor wafer fabrication.
1423-1430
- Manuel Aybar, Kishore Potti, Todd LeBaron:
Modeling methodology: using simulation to understand capacity constraints and improve efficiency on process tools.
1431-1435
Business process reengineering
- David M. Ferrin, David Muthler, Martin J. Miller:
Simulation of customer-focused business processes: Six Sigma and simulation, so what's the correlation?
1439-1443
- Francisco J. Ramis, Jorge L. Palma, Víctor F. Estrada, Gloria Coscolla:
Simulation of customer-focused business processes: a simulator to improve patient's service in a network of clinic laboratories.
1444-1447
- David M. Brann, Beth C. Kulick:
Simulation of customer-focused business processes: simulation of restaurant operations using the restaurant modeling studio.
1448-1453
- Craig V. Robertson, Shelly Shrader, David R. Pendergraft, Lisa M. Johnson, Kenneth S. Silbert:
Simulation of customer-focused business processes: the role of modeling demand in process re-engineering.
1454-1458
- Francisco Pulgar-Vidal:
Making simulation relevant in business: how-to simulation: when knowing what to do is not enough.
1459-1464
- Sambong Kim, Jungyoup Woo, Sungsik Park, Buhwan Jung, Hyunbo Cho:
Making simulation relevant in business: integrated development of nonlinear process planning and simulation-based shop floor control.
1465-1468
- Nico M. van Dijk:
Making simulation relevant in business: to pool or not to pool? "the benefits of combining queuing and simulation".
1469-1472
- Martin J. Miller, Francisco Pulgar-Vidal, David M. Ferrin:
Making simulation relevant in business: achieving higher levels of CMMI maturity using simulation.
1473-1478
Risk analysis
- Jeremy Staum:
Simulation in financial engineering: simulation in financial engineering.
1481-1492
- Athanassios N. Avramidis:
Derivatives and credit risk: importance sampling for multimodal functions and application to pricing exotic options.
1493-1501
- Junichi Imai, Ken Seng Tan:
Derivatives and credit risk: enhanced quasi-monte carlo methods with dimension reduction.
1502-1510
- Tarja Joro, Paul Na:
Derivatives and credit risk: credit risk modeling for catastrophic events.
1511-1514
- Mehdi Aboulfadl, Aparna Gupta, Ritesh Pradhan, Shivkumar Kalyanaraman:
Asset price modeling: a spot pricing framework to enable pricing and risk management of inter-domain assured bandwidth services.
1515-1523
- Samuel C. Kou, Steven G. Kou:
Asset price modeling: modeling growth stocks (part II).
1524-1529
- Suvrajeet Sen, Lihua Yu, Talat Genc:
Asset price modeling: decision aids for scheduling and hedging (DASH) in deregulated electricity markets: a stochastic programming approach to power portfolio optimization.
1530-1538
- Lawrence I. Goldman:
Crystal ball software tutorial: crystal ball professional introductory tutorial.
1539-1545
- Jay April, Fred Glover, James P. Kelly:
OptQuest software tutorial: portfolio optimization for capital investment projects.
1546-1554
- Jaksa Cvitanic, Lionel Martellini, Fernando Zapatero:
Problems in financial engineering: optimal active management fees.
1555-1559
- Athanassios N. Avramidis, Heinrich Matzinger:
Problems in financial engineering: convergence of the stochastic mesh estimator for pricing American options.
1560-1567
- Stewart Mayhew:
Problems in financial engineering: security price dynamics and simulation in financial engineering.
1568-1574
- Thomas F. Brady:
Energy production and trading: using computer simulation to mitigate risk in electricity generation/consumption collaboration policies.
1575-1577
- Daniel M. Hamblin, Brian T. Ratchford:
Energy production and trading: batting average: a composite measure of risk for assessing product differentiation in a simulation model.
1578-1587
- Carlos Magno C. Jacinto:
Energy production and trading: discrete event simulation for the risk of development of an oil field.
1588-1592
- Jian Chen, Michael C. Fu:
Financial derivatives and real options: hedging beyond duration and convexity.
1593-1599
- Harriet Black Nembhard, Leyuan Shi, Mehmet Aktan:
Financial derivatives and real options: effect of implementation time on real options valuation.
1600-1605
- Eduardo Saliby, Flavio Pacheco:
financial derivatives and real options: an empirical evaluation of sampling methods in risk analysis simulation: quasi-monte carlo, descriptive sampling, and Latin Hypercube sampling.
1606-1610
Future of simulation
- Charles R. McLean, Swee Leong:
Simulation standards: a framework for standard modular simulation.
1613-1620
- Osman Balci, Said D. Saadi:
Simulation standards: proposed standard processes for certification of modeling and simulation applications.
1621-1627
- Ralph V. Rogers, Vince Amico, Mark Yerkes:
Simulation standards: the simulation professional certification program: a status report.
1628-1632
- Robert Diamond, James O. Henriksen, Claude Dennis Pegden, Tony Waller, Charles R. Harrell, William B. Nordgren, Matthew W. Rohrer, Averill M. Law:
Future of simulation software: the current and future status of simulation software (panel).
1633-1640
- Wayne J. Davis:
What's virtually possible: what's virtually possible?
1641-1651
- Jerry Banks, Sanjay Jain, Stephen J. Buckley, Peter Lendermann, Mani S. Manivannan:
Supply chain opportunities: panel session: opportunities for simulation in supply chain management.
1652-1658
- Corné Versteegt, Alexander Verbraeck:
Real-time control: the extended use of simulation in evaluating real-time control systems of AGVs and automated material handling systems.
1659-1666
- Sreeram Ramakrishnan, Seungyub Lee, Richard A. Wysk:
Real-time control: implementation of a simulation-based control architecture for supply chain interactions.
1667-1674
- Csaba Attila Boer, Alexander Verbraeck, Hans P. M. Veeke:
Real-time control: the possible role of a backbone architecture in real-time control and emulation.
1675-1682
- Ian McGregor:
Equipment interface: the relationship between simulation and emulation.
1683-1688
- William Rengelink, Yvo A. Saanen:
Equipment interface: improving the quality of controls and reducing costs for on-site adjustments with emulation: an example of emulation in baggage handling.
1689-1694
Construction engineering and project management
- Daniel W. Halpin, Marc Kueckmann:
CEPM 1: lean construction and simulation.
1697-1703
- Simaan M. AbouRizk, Yasser Mohamed:
CEPM 1: optimal construction project planning.
1704-1708
- Bradford J. A. Appleton, John Patra, Yasser Mohamed, Simaan M. AbouRizk:
CEPM 1: special purpose simulation modeling of tower cranes.
1709-1715
- Sgouris P. Sgouridis, Demos C. Angelides:
CEPM 2: simulation-based analysis of handling inbound containers in a terminal.
1716-1724
- Naren Doshi, Robert Moriyama:
CEPM 1: application of simulation models in airport facility design.
1725-1730
- Ramesh Marasini, Nashwan Dawood:
CEPM 1: simulation modeling and optimization of stockyard layouts for precast concrete products.
1731-1736
- Kenneth D. Walsh, Tobi A. Walsh, James C. Hershauer, Iris D. Tommelein, Anil Sawhney:
CEPM 3: lead time reduction via pre-positioning of inventory in an industrial construction supply chain.
1737-1744
- Roberto J. Arbulu, Iris D. Tommelein, Kenneth D. Walsh, James C. Hershauer:
CEPM 3: contributors to lead time in construction supply chains: case of pipe supports used in power plants.
1745-1751
- Howard H. Bashford, Anil Sawhney, André Mund, Kenneth D. Walsh:
CEPM 3: process mapping of residential foundation slab construction processes.
1752-1758
- Srinath Devulapalli, Julio C. Martínez, Jesus M. de la Garza:
CEPM 4: evaluation of policies for the maintenance of bridges using discrete-event simulation.
1759-1764
- Vineet R. Kamat, Julio C. Martínez:
CEPM 4: comparison of simulation-driven construction operations visualization and 4D CAD.
1765-1770
- Mala Chandrakanthi, Patrick Hettiaratchi, Bolívar Prado, Janaka Y. Ruwanpura:
CEPM 4: optimization of the waste management for construction projects using simulation.
1771-1777
- Gary Powers, Janaka Y. Ruwanpura, Garry Dolhan, Martin Chu:
CEPM 5: simulation based project selection decision analysis tool.
1778-1785
- LeRoy F. Simmons:
CEPM 5: project management - critical path method (CPM) and PERT simulated with processmodel.
1786-1788
- Mohamed Marzouk, Osama Moselhi:
CEPM 1: selecting earthmoving equipment fleets using genetic algorithms.
1789-1796
Simulation education
Simulation-based scheduling
- Kenneth J. Musselman, Jean O'Reilly, Steven Duket:
Supply chain planning: the role of simulation in advanced planning and scheduling.
1825-1830
- Sam Bansal:
Supply chain planning: promise and problems of simulation technology in SCM domain.
1831-1837
- Hank Grant, Scott Moses, David Goldsman:
Supply chain planning: using simulation to evaluate buffer adjustment methods in order promising.
1838-1845
- Kishore Potti, Amit K. Gupta II:
Semiconductor manufacturing: ASAP applications of simulation modeling in a wafer fab.
1846-1848
- Chin Soon Chong, Appa Iyer Sivakumar, Robert K. L. Gay:
Semiconductor manufacturing: design, development and application of an object oriented simulation toolkit for real-time semiconductor manufacturing scheduling.
1849-1856
- Juergen Potoradi, Ong Siong Boon, Scott J. Mason, John W. Fowler, Michele E. Pfund:
Semiconductor manufacturing: using simulation-based scheduling to maximize demand fulfillment in a semiconductor assembly facility.
1857-1861
- Amit K. Gupta II, Appa Iyer Sivakumar:
Semiconductor manufacturing: simulation based multiobjective schedule optimization in semiconductor manufacturing.
1862-1870
- Gord Boyer, Neil Arnason:
Maintenance and repair: application of simulation and mean value analysis to a repair facility model for finding optimal staffing levels.
1871-1879
- Terry M. Helm, Steve W. Painter, W. Robert Oakes:
Maintenance and repair: a comparison of three optimization methods for scheduling maintenance of high cost, long-lived capital assets.
1880-1884
- Yiqing Lin, Arthur Hsu, Ravi Rajamani:
Maintenance and repair: a simulation model for field service with condition-based maintenance.
1885-1890
- Kristin A. Thoney, Jeffrey A. Joines, Padmanabhan Manninagarajan, Thom J. Hodgson:
Scheduling & control: rolling horizon scheduling in large job shops.
1891-1896
- Amit K. Gupta II, Appa Iyer Sivakumar, Sumit Sarawgi:
Scheduling & control: shop floor scheduling with simulation based proactive decision support.
1897-1902
- Sebastian Werner, Gerald Weigert:
Scheduling & control: process accompanying simulation: a general approach for the continuous optimization of manufacturing schedules in electronics production.
1903-1908
- Alex Cave, Saeid Nahavandi, Abbas Z. Kouzani:
Schedule evaluation: simulation optimization for process scheduling through simulated annealing.
1909-1913
- Ben M. Patterson, Mustafa Özbayrak, Theopisti Papadopoulou:
Schedule evaluation: simulation of JIT performance in a printing shop.
1914-1921
- Boon Aik Tan, Aldas Gubaras, Nipa Phojanamongkolkij:
Schedule evaluation: simulation study of Dreyer urgent care facility.
1922-1927
General applications and methodology
- Raid Al-Aomar:
General methodology 1: a robust simulation-based multicriteria optimization methodology.
1931-1939
- Mats Jägstam, Par Klingstam:
General methodology 1: a handbook for integrating discrete event simulation as an aid in conceptual design of manufacturing systems.
1940-1944
- Douglas C. Creighton, Saeid Nahavandi:
General methodology 1: optimising discrete event simulation models using a reinforcement learning agent.
1945-1950
- Jennifer R. Linton, Catherine M. Harmonosky:
General methodology 2: a comparison of selective initialization bias elimination methods.
1951-1957
- Wei Biao Wu, George Michailidis, Danlu Zhang:
General methodology 2: an efficient method for simulating fractional stable motion.
1958-1963
- Jean-Baptiste Filippi, Paul Bisgambiglia:
General methodology 2: enabling large scale and high definition simulation of natural systems with vector models and JDEVS.
1964-1970
- Donald D. Dudenhoeffer, May R. Permann, Elliot M. Sussman:
General methodology 3: a parallel simulation framework for infrastructure modeling and analysis.
1971-1977
- George D. Magoulas, Tillal Eldabi, Ray J. Paul:
General methodology 3: global search strategies for simulation optimisation.
1978-1985
- Seungyub Lee, Sreeram Ramakrishnan, Richard A. Wysk:
General methodology 3: a federation object coordinator for simulation based control and analysis.
1986-1994
- Hansoo Kim, SugJe Sohn, Ying Wang, Tolga Tezcan, Leon F. McGinnis, Chen Zhou:
General applications 1: a simulation architecture with distributed controllers for cell-based manufacturing systems.
1995-2002
- Maria Estrella Sousa Vieira, Andrés Suárez-González, Cándido López-García, Manuel Fernández-Veiga, José C. López-Ardao:
General applications 1: a highly efficient M/G/Infinity model for generating self-similar traces.
2003-2010
- Caio Fiuza Silva, Eduardo Saggioro Garcia, Eduardo Saliby:
General applications 1: soccer championship analysis using monte carlo simulation.
2011-2016
- Jui-Hua Li, JoAnne Holliday, George Fegan:
General applications 2: decision making of embedded I/O buffer sizes using the queueing simulation model for a shared-memory system.
2017-2021
- Peng Sun, Sam Yuan Sung:
General applications 2: a general simulation environment for IP mobility.
2022-2030
- Guixiu Qiao, Charles R. McLean, Frank Riddick:
General applications 2: simulation system modeling for mass customization manufacturing.
2031-2036
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