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ORCIDWSC 2005: Orlando, FL, USA
- Proceedings of the 37th Winter Simulation Conference, Orlando, FL, USA, December 4-7, 2005. IEEE Computer Society 2005, ISBN 0-7803-9519-0
Opening session: keynote address
- Nancy J. Currie:
The role of simulation in spaceflight missions. 1
Introductory tutorials: agent-based modeling
- Charles M. Macal, Michael J. North:
Tutorial on agent-based modeling and simulation. 2-15
Introductory tutorials: introduction to simulation
- John S. Carson II:
Introduction to modeling and simulation. 16-23
Poster session: presentation only
- Samuel Frimpong Boateng:
The dynamics of multinational capital structure and macroeconomic conditions. 20 - Elias A. Demetriades, Deborah Cernauskas:
Forecasting the term structure of natural gas constant maturity futures using a seasonal principal components-based post-weighted monte carlo simulation. 21 - Hongmei Chi, Edward L. Jones:
Assesssing uncertainty in software reliability via quasi-monte carlo methods. 22 - Stephan J. Eidenbenz:
Los Alamos communication network simulation. 23 - Ryo Fukuhara, Tomoharu Matsunaka, Kazutaka Kitamori:
Automatic generation of simulation program by XML-prolog. 24 - Per M. Gustavsson, Anna Persson, Tomas Planstedt, Christoffer Brax, Madeleine Norstedt Larsson:
Experiences from the annual 24-hour software engineering competition at University of Skövde: how to use simulation for detecting good software engineers. 25 - Jimmy Huff, Silvanus J. Udoka:
Telerobotic systems for restoration work in structured hazardous environments. 26 - David M. Kunzman, Terry Wilmarth, Laxmikant V. Kalé:
Parallel VHDL simulation. 27 - Yohei Miyazaki, Keiko Yukawa, Kazutaka Kitamori:
Numerical calculation of electric fields with charge densities expressed using spline functions. 27 - Jairo Rafael Montoya-Torres, Stéphane Dauzère-Pérès, Hélène Marian, Leon Vermariën:
Simulation-optimization for transportation in a unified automated material handling systems. 29 - John R. Podlena, Keith Joshi:
Optimization of airport taxiways using fast time simulation. 30 - Desiree Steinmann, Matthew Johnson, Kevin M. Taaffe, Lindsay Becker:
Methodology for hospital evacuation planning. 31 - Tim B. Swartz:
Importance sampling with skew-normal distributions. 32 - Ernest Yat-Kwan Wong:
How to leverage computer simulation in condition-based maintenance. 33
Introductory tutorials: model validation and verification
- Averill M. Law:
How to build valid and credible simulation models. 24-32
Introductory tutorials: spreadsheet simulation
- Andrew F. Seila:
Spreadsheet simulation. 33-40
Simulation case studies C: bio health systems
- Stephen Hall:
Predicting the effect of process time variability on annual production in a cell culture manufacturing facility. 34 - J. Jaime Caro, Alexandra Ward, Jörgen Möller:
Target II: the first discrete event simulation of diabetes and its complications. 35 - Steven E. Naron:
Scaling and using large pandemic agent-based models. 36
Simulation case studies C: manufacturing applications
- Gail Kenny, Tim Rech:
Simulating coated paper production and distribution. 37 - Mehdi Ashrafi Nasrabadi, Soheil Mardani:
Evaluating increasing capacity of steel hot rolling line to 4.2 million ton per year. 38 - Charles Stuart:
Assembly line simulation for a rear suspension cradle. 39
Simulation case studies C: lean manufacturing
- Mark Orth, Franklin Young:
The lean transformation in engine overhaul. 40 - Knud Erik Wichmann, Niels Erik Larsen:
Business driven simulation of a postal letter sorting facility in Oslo, Norway. 41
Introductory tutorials: input modeling
- Emily K. Lada, Mary Ann Flanigan Wagner, Natalie M. Steiger, James R. Wilson:
Introduction to modeling and generating probabilistic input processes for simulation. 41-55
Simulation case studies C: transporation systems
- Amy M. Brown, James T. Sawyer, Blair Garcia:
A simulation based approach to evaluating the impact of port operation improvements on the Pacific northwest rail network. 42 - Markus Klug, Shabnam Michèle Tauböck, Helmut-Klaus Schimany, Dietmar Schratt, Günther Kaluza:
Simulation support for a new approach to multimodal transportation handling. 43 - Beth C. Kulick:
Using simulation to evaluate emerging transportation concepts. 44
Simulation case studies C: service systems
- Pam Laney Markt:
Driving large call center simulations using OLAP data cubes. 45 - Daniel S. Riley:
Simulating a virtual customer service center. 46 - Edward R. Stephan:
Process management for federal agencies. 47
Simulation case studies C: management cost systems
- Irina Warthen, Kris Arvind:
Probabilistic simulation analysis of risk potential in cost management programs. 48 - Robert Yerex:
Simulation model for analyzing effects of employment tax incentive programs. 49
Simulation case studies C: business process applications
- Kris Arvind:
Process simulation as a key to uncovering true organizational value. 50 - Valerie G. Caryer Cook:
Using discrete-element simulation to evaluate laboratory instrumentation needs. 51 - Benjamin Martin, James Francis:
Validation of a time-of-supply inventory policy through simulation. 52
Simulation case studies C: case study applications
- David M. Northcutt:
Using monte carlo simulation to choose among alternative statistical definitions. 53 - Chris Robson:
Simulating customer ownership patterns for technology goods in the mature market phase. 54 - Darrell W. Starks:
When things go wrong. 55
Introductory tutorials: successful simulation practice
- Deborah A. Sadowski:
Tips for successful practice of simulation. 56-61
Simulation case studies D: modeling internet applications
- Martin J. Fischer, Denise M. Bevilacqua Masi:
Modeling overloaded VoIP systems. 59 - Conrad Mark Fonseca:
Agent based consumer choice model of broadband internet services incorporating geographical limitations of technologies. 60 - Anand Ganti, Thomas D. Tarman, Jason Wertz:
Supercomputing interconnects. 61
Introductory tutorials: simulation debugging
- David Krahl:
Debugging simulation models. 62-68
Simulation case studies B: semiconductor and petroleum applications
- Guilherme De Aquino Barbosa, Marcelo Oliveira Souza, Ana Chan, Guilherme Julio Barbosa, Eliahu Rosenbaum, Cláudio Duarte Pinto Limoeiro, Mario Jorge Lima, Claudio Rodrigo Beal:
Implantation of gasoline stream simulation model in PETROBRAS refinery: problems, possibilities and results. 65 - Erik Hertzler, David Van Sickle:
300mm time constrained queue loop management. 66 - Marlize Meyer:
Discrete event simulation in Sasol: petrochemical industry. 67
Vendor track A: Wolverine and Incontrol-Falcon
- James O. Henriksen:
Wolverine Software Corp. 68 - Fred Jansma:
Incontrol Enterprise Dynamics: Falcon. 69
Introductory tutorials: design of simulation experiments
- Susan M. Sanchez:
Work smarter, not harder: guidelines for designing simulation experiments. 69-82
Vendor track A: Flexsim and Incontrol ED - defense solution
- Fred Jansma:
Incontrol Enterprise Dynamic: defense solutions. 70 - D. Roger Hullinger:
Flexsim Software Products Inc. 71
Vendor track A: micro analysis and CreateASoft
- Hosni Adra:
CreateASoft Inc.: Simcad Pro 7.1. 72 - Ben Archer:
Micro analysis & design: Micro Saint Sharp. 73
Vendor track A: Imagine That Inc.
- David Krahl:
Imagine That, Inc: extend overview. 74 - David Krahl:
Imagine That, Inc.: extend 7. 75
Vendor track A: Production Modeling and Decisioneering Inc.
- Onur M. Ülgen:
Production Modeling Corp. 76 - Lucie Trepanier:
Decisioneering, Inc.: Crystal Ball. 77
Vendor track A: Visual 8
- Kim Hindle:
Visual8 Corporation: SIMUL8-Planner. 78
Vendor track B: Palisade Corporation and Incontrol-ShowFlow
- Stephen Webb:
Incontrol Enterprise Dynamics: ShowFlow. 79 - Abigail Holley:
Palisade Corporation. 80
Vendor track B: Rockwell Software and XJ Technologies
- Vivek Bapat:
Rockwell Software: arena introduction. 81 - Andrei Borshchev:
XJ technologies: AnyLogic 6. 82
Introductory tutorials: simulation optimization
- Michael C. Fu, Fred W. Glover, Jay April:
Simulation optimization: a review, new developments, and applications. 83-95
Vendor track B: Incontrol ED
- Fred Jansma:
Incontrol Enterprise Dynamics: airport/rail solutions. 85 - Fred Jansma:
Incontrol Enterprise Dynamics: production/logistics solutions. 86
Vendor track B: Rockwell Software and Brooks Automation
- Vivek Bapat:
Rockwell Software: arena advanced. 87 - Barbara Culhane:
Brooks Automation. 88
Advanced tutorials: optimization of logistics simulations
- Warren B. Powell:
The optimizing-simulator: merging simulation and optimization using approximate dynamic programming. 96-109
Advanced tutorials: random number generation
- Pierre L'Ecuyer
, François Panneton:
Fast random number generators based on linear recurrences modulo 2: overview and comparison. 110-119
Advanced tutorials: input modeling
- Shane G. Henderson:
Should we model dependence and nonstationarity, and if so how? 120-129
Advanced tutorials: verification, validation, and accreditation
- Robert G. Sargent:
Verification and validation of simulation models. 130-143
Advanced tutorials: modeling call centers
- Athanassios N. Avramidis, Pierre L'Ecuyer:
Modeling and simulation of call centers. 144-152
Advanced tutorials: network traffic modeling
- David M. Nicol, Michael Liljenstam, Jason Liu:
Advanced concepts in large-scale network simulation. 153-166
Advanced tutorials: inside simulation software
- Thomas J. Schriber, Daniel T. Brunner:
Inside discrete-event simulation software: how it works and why it matters. 167-177
Advanced tutorials: selection of the best
- David Goldsman, Seong-Hee Kim, Barry L. Nelson:
Statistical selection of the best system. 178-187
Advanced tutorials: output analysis
- Christos Alexopoulos, Seong-Hee Kim:
Review of advanced methods for simulation output analysis. 188-201
Tribute to Jack Kleijnen: metamodels
- Wim C. M. van Beers:
Kriging metamodeling in discrete-event simulation: an overview. 202-208 - Russell R. Barton:
Issues in development of simultaneous forward-inverse metamodels. 209-217 - William E. Biles, Jack P. C. Kleijnen:
International collaborations in web-based simulation: a focus on experimental design and optimization. 218-222
Tribute to Jack Kleijnen: output analysis
- Susan M. Sanchez, Hong Wan, Thomas W. Lucas:
A two-phase screening procedure for simulation experiments. 223-230 - Curtis B. Storlie, Jon C. Helton:
Multiple predictor smoothing methods for sensitivity analysis. 231-239 - Russell C. H. Cheng:
Bootstrapping simultaneous confidence bands. 240-247
Modeling methodology A: DEVS and multi-formalism modeling
- Xiaolin Hu, Alexandre Muzy, Lewis Ntaimo:
A hybrid agent-cellular space modeling approach for fire spread and suppression simulation. 248-255 - Hessam S. Sarjoughian, Dongping Huang, Gary W. Godding, Karl G. Kempf, Wenlin Wang, Daniel E. Rivera, Hans D. Mittelmann:
Hybrid discrete event simulation with model predictive control for semiconductor supply-chain manufacturing. 256-266 - James J. Nutaro:
Constructing multi-point discrete event integration schemes. 267-273
Modeling methodology A: plenary: simulation and or for combined practical optimization
- Nico M. van Dijk, Erik van der Sluis, René Haijema, Assil Al-Ibrahim, Jan van der Wal:
Simulation and or (operations research) in combination for practical optimization. 274-284
Modeling methodology A: modeling for simulation
- Thomas F. Brady, Edward J. Yellig:
Simulation data mining: a new form of computer simulation output. 285-289 - Wouter Hendrickx, Tom Dhaene:
Sequential design and rational metamodelling. 290-298 - Peter H. M. Jacobs, Alexander Verbraeck, Jeroen B. P. Mulder:
Flight scheduling at KLM. 299-306
Modeling methodology A: modeling specifications and frameworks
- Dimosthenis Anagnostopoulos, Georgios-Dimitrios Kapos, Vassilis Dalakas, Mara Nikolaidou:
Introducing a UML model for faster-than-real-time simulation. 307-316 - Adelinde M. Uhrmacher, Corrado Priami:
Discrete event systems specification in systems biology - a discussion of stochastic pi calculus and DEVS. 317-326 - Wenlong Zhao, Alexander Verbraeck:
A framework for configurable hierarchical simulation in a multiple-user decision support environment. 327-335
Modeling methodology A: parallel and distributed simulation I
- Niels A. Lang, Peter H. M. Jacobs, Alexander Verbraeck:
RMIS: middleware for transparent object-oriented modeling in multi-simulator systems. 336-345 - Gilbert Chen, Boleslaw K. Szymanski:
DSIM: scaling time warp to 1, 033 processors. 346-355 - Kalyan S. Perumalla, Richard M. Fujimoto, Prashant J. Thakare, Santosh Pande, Homa Karimabadi, Yuri A. Omelchenko, Jonathan Driscoll:
Performance prediction of large-scale parallel discrete event models of physical systems. 356-364
Modeling methodology A: parallel and distributed simulation II
- Yijia Xu, Suvrajeet Sen:
A distributed computing architecture for simulation and optimization. 365-373 - Robert Geist, Jacob Hicks, Mark Smotherman, James Westall:
Parallel simulation of petri nets on desktop pc hardware. 374-383 - Tobias Kiesling, Johannes Lüthi, Rachid El Abdouni Khayari:
Bias in parallel and distributed simulation systems. 384-393
Modeling methodology A: distributed methods
- Boon-Ping Gan, Peter Lendermann, Malcolm Yoke Hean Low, Stephen John Turner, Xiaoguang Wang, Simon J. E. Taylor:
Interoperating autosched AP using the high level architecture. 394-401 - Xiaoguang Wang, Stephen John Turner, Simon J. E. Taylor, Malcolm Y. H. Low, Boon-Ping Gan:
A COTS Simulation Package Emulator (CSPE) for investigating COTS simulation package interoperability. 402-411 - Pawan K. Choudhary, Bharat B. Madan, Kishor S. Trivedi:
Modeling and simulation of integrated voice/data cellular communication with generally distributed delay for end voice calls. 412-418
Modeling methodology A: validation and reusability
- Nicholas A. Allen, Clifford A. Shaffer, Layne T. Watson:
Building modeling tools that support verification, validation, and testing for the domain expert. 419-426 - Peter Kemper, Carsten Tepper:
Trace based analysis of process interaction models. 427-436 - Michael Spiegel, Paul F. Reynolds Jr., David C. Brogan:
A case study of model context for simulation composability and reusability. 437-444
Modeling methodology A: innovative methodologies in M&S for people and good flow
- Enrico Bocca, Simone Viazzo, Francesco Longo, Giovanni Mirabelli:
Developing data fusion systems devoted to security control in port facilities. 445-449 - Stefano A. Saetta, Lorenzo Tiacci:
A new methodology for applying simulation driven metaheuristics to the balancing of security inspection lines. 450-455 - Maâmar El-Amine Hamri, Claudia S. Frydman, Lucile Torres:
Modeling waiting systems from domain expert specifications. 456-460 - Jianfeng Peng, Lizhi Yang, Faisal Momen, Jerzy W. Rozenblit:
Level-of-detail based modeling of object movement in tracking and surveillance system. 461-466
Modeling methodology B: estimation in simulation experiments
- Hua Shen, Hong Wan:
Controlled sequential factorial design for simulation factor screening. 467-474 - Feng Yang, Bruce E. Ankenman, Barry L. Nelson:
Estimation of percentiles of cycle time in manufacturing simulation. 475-484 - Christine S. M. Currie, Russell C. H. Cheng:
Balancing bias and variance in the optimization of simulation models. 485-490
Modeling methodology B: rare events simulation I
- Gerardo Rubino:
Sensitivity analysis of network reliability using monte carlo. 491-498 - Werner Sandmann:
Importance sampling in Markovian settings. 499-508 - Poul E. Heegaard, Bjarne E. Helvik, Ragnar Ø. Andreassen:
Application of rare event techniques to trace driven simulation. 509-518
Modeling methodology B: rare events simulation II
- Héctor Cancela, Gerardo Rubino, Bruno Tuffin:
New measures of robustness in rare event simulation. 519-527 - Jean-Marc Vincent:
Perfect simulation of monotone systems for rare event probability estimation. 528-537 - Victor F. Nicola, Tatiana S. Zaburnenko:
Efficient importance sampling heuristics for the simulation of population overflow in Jackson networks. 538-546
Modeling methodology B: plenary: simulation problems and models
- Ray J. Paul, Tillal Eldabi, Jasna Kuljis, Simon J. E. Taylor:
Is problem solving, or simulation model solving, mission critical? 547-554
Modeling methodology B: is simulation model solving, mission critical?
- Ray J. Paul, Richard E. Nance, Mark Elder, Ernest H. Page, Jerzy W. Rozenblit:
Is problem solving, or simulation model solving, mission critical?: the panel reloads. 555
Modeling methodology B: modeling call centers
- Eric Buist, Pierre L'Ecuyer:
A java library for simulating contact centers. 556-565 - Samuel G. Steckley, Shane G. Henderson, Vijay Mehrotra:
Performance measures for service systems with a random arrival rate. 566-575 - Ger Koole, Auke Pot:
Approximate dynamic programming in multi-skill call centers. 576-583
Modeling methodology B: modeling and simulation of computer systems
- Vinh Vi Lam, Peter Buchholz, William H. Sanders:
A component-level path-based simulation approach for efficient analysis of large Markov models. 584-590 - Nilesh Choudhury, Yogesh Mehta, Terry Wilmarth, Eric J. Bohm, Laxmikant V. Kalé:
Scaling an optimistic parallel simulation of large-scale interconnection networks. 591-600 - David M. Nicol, Hamed Okhravi:
Performance analysis of binary code protection. 601-610
Modeling methodology B: simulation languages
- Pierre L'Ecuyer, Eric Buist:
Simulation in java with SSJ. 611-620 - Stephen V. Rice, Harry M. Markowitz, Ana Marjanski, Stephen M. Bailey:
The SIMSCRIPT III programming language for modular object-oriented simulation. 621-630 - Thomas Wiedemann:
SIMSOLUTION: an open simulation environment founded on extreme multitasking. 631-636
Modeling methodology B: language modeling improvements
- Cameron Kiddle, Rob Simmonds, Brian W. Unger:
Channel based sequential simulation. 637-647 - Yen-Ping Leow-Sehwail, Ricki G. Ingalls:
Qualitative discrete event simulation. 648-653 - Edwin Valentin, Alexander Verbraeck:
Requirements for domain specific discrete event simulation environments. 654-663
Analysis methodology A: rare-event simulation
- Achal Bassamboo, Sandeep Juneja, Assaf Zeevi:
Importance sampling simulation in the presence of heavy tails. 664-672 - Shane S. Drew, Tito Homem-de-Mello:
Some large deviations results for Latin hypercube sampling. 673-681 - Frédéric Cérou, François LeGland, Pierre Del Moral, Pascal Lezaud:
Limit theorems for the multilevel splitting algorithm in the simulation of rare events. 682-691
Analysis methodology A: simulation optimization: selection procedures I
- Demet Batur, Seong-Hee Kim:
Procedures for feasibility detection in the presence of multiple constraints. 692-698 - Mark W. Brantley, Chun-Hung Chen:
A moving mesh approach for simulation budget allocation on continuous domains. 699-707 - Jürgen Branke, Stephen E. Chick, Christian Schmidt:
New developments in ranking and selection: an empirical comparison of the three main approaches. 708-717
Analysis methodology A: simulation optimization: selection procedures II
- Roy R. Creasey Jr., K. Preston White, Melanie B. Marks, Bennie D. Waller:
Determination of the "best" system that meets a limit standard. 718-722 - E. Jack Chen:
Using parallel and distributed computing to increase the capability of selection procedures. 723-731 - Sigrún Andradóttir, David Goldsman, Seong-Hee Kim:
Finding the best in the presence of a stochastic constraint. 732-738
Analysis methodology A: plenary: initial transient
- Peter W. Glynn:
Initial transient problem for steady-state output analysis. 739-740
Analysis methodology A: input and output analysis
- Matthew J. Duggan, John H. Drew, Lawrence M. Leemis:
A test of randomness based on the distance between consecutive random number pairs. 741-748 - Jennifer E. McNeill, John W. Fowler, Gerald T. Mackulak, Barry L. Nelson:
Cycle-time quantile estimation in manufacturing systems employing dispatching rules. 749-755 - Tûba Aktaran-Kalayci, David Goldsman:
Linear combinations of overlapping variance estimators for simulations. 756-762
Analysis methodology A: steady-state output analysis
- Stewart Robinson:
Automated analysis of simulation output data. 763-770 - Manuel D. Rossetti, Zhe Li, Peng Qu:
Exploring exponentially weighted moving average control charts to determine the warm-up period. 771-780 - Natalie M. Steiger, Emily K. Lada, James R. Wilson:
Performance evaluation of ASAP3 for steady-state output analysis. 781-789
Analysis methodology A: analysis methodlogy reflection
- Sigrún Andradóttir, David Goldsman, Lee W. Schruben, Bruce W. Schmeiser, Enver Yücesan:
Analysis methodology: are we done? 790-796
Analysis methodology A: simulation optimization I
- Andrei A. Prudius, Sigrún Andradóttir:
Two simulated annealing algorithms for noisy objective functions. 797-802 - L. Jeff Hong:
Discrete optimization via simulation using coordinate search. 803-810 - Jiaqiao Hu, Michael C. Fu, Steven I. Marcus:
Stochastic optimization using model reference adaptive search. 811-818
Analysis methodology A: simulation optimization II
- Sameh Al-Shihabi:
Subcontracting in a make-to-stock production system, IPA gradients for an SFM. 819-824 - Gwendolyn J. Malone, Seong-Hee Kim, David Goldsman, Demet Batur:
Performance of variance updating ranking and selection procedures. 825-832 - Hamidreza Eskandari, Luis Rabelo, Mansooreh Mollaghasemi:
Multiobjective simulation optimization using an enhanced genetic algorithm. 833-841
Analysis methodology B: simulation optimization: metaherustics
- Peter Buchholz, Axel Thümmler:
Enhancing evolutionary algorithms with statistical selection procedures for simulation optimization. 842-852 - Mufit Ozden:
A new optimization heuristic for continuous and integer decisions with constraints in simulation. 853-856 - Talal M. Alkhamis, Mohamed A. Ahmed:
Simulation-based optimization for repairable systems using particle swarm algorithm. 857-861
Analysis methodology B: queueing simulation
- Shuji Kijima, Tomomi Matsui:
Approximate/perfect samplers for closed Jackson networks. 862-868 - Martin B. Hansen:
Nonparametric estimation of the stationary M/G/1 workload distribution function. 869-877 - Mohamed A. Ahmed, Talal M. Alkhamis:
An efficient performance extrapolation for queuing models in transient analysis. 878-885
Homeland security/emergency response: simulation for emergency management
- Pavel Albores, Duncan Shaw:
Responding to terrorist attacks and natural disasters: a case study using simulation. 886-894 - Margaret L. Loper, Bart Presnell:
Modeling an emergency operations center with agents. 895-903 - Sanjay Jain, Charles R. McLean:
Integrated simulation and gaming architecture for incident management training. 904-913
Homeland security/emergency response: simulation for response
- Robert L. Sanders, Joseph E. Lake:
Training first responders to nuclear facilities using 3-D visualization technology. 914-918 - C. Donald Robinson, Donald E. Brown:
First responder information flow simulation: a tool for technology assessment. 919-925 - K. Preston White:
A survey of data resources for simulating patient flows in healthcare delivery systems. 926-935
Homeland security/emergency response: medical response simulation
- Jason R. Schenk, Deng Huang, Ning Zheng, Theodore T. Allen:
Multiple fidelity simulation optimization of hospital performance under high consequence event scenarios. 936-942 - Kevin M. Taaffe, Rachel Kohl, Delbert L. Kimbler:
Hospital evacuation: issues and complexities. 943-950 - Ersan Gunes, Roberto Szechtman:
A simulation model of a helicopter ambulance service. 951-957
Homeland security/emergency response: physical security simulation
- Volkan Ustun, Haluk Yapicioglu, Skylab R. Gupta, Abishek Ramesh, Jeffrey S. Smith:
A conceptual architecture for static features in physical security simulation. 958-964 - Dean A. Jones, Mark A. Turnquist, Linda K. Nozick:
Simulation of imperfect information in vulnerability modeling for infrastructure facilities. 965-971 - Russell R. Vane III:
Planning for terrorist-caused emergencies. 972-978
Agent based modeling: new approaches to agent based modeling
- Seung Man Lee, Ujwala Ravinder, James C. Johnston:
Developing an agent model of human performance in air traffic control operations using Apex cognitive architecture. 979-987 - David J. Walton, Eugene P. Paulo, Christopher J. McCarthy, Ravi Vaidyanathan:
Modeling force response to small boat attack against high value commercial ships. 988-991 - Arnold H. Buss, Paul J. Sanchez:
Simple movement and detection in discrete event simulation. 992-1000
Agent based modeling: agent applications of coevolutionary dynamics
- Philip S. Barry, Matthew T. K. Koehler:
Leveraging agent based simulation for rapid course of action development. 1001-1007 - Mary L. McDonald, Stephen C. Upton:
Investigating the dynamics of competition: coevolving red and blue simulation parameters. 1008-1012 - Brian F. Tivnan:
Coevolutionary dynamics and agent-based models in organization science. 1013-1021
Agent based modeling: agent based modeling
- Radu F. Babiceanu, F. Frank Chen:
Performance evaluation of agent-based material handling systems using simulation techniques. 1022-1028 - Benjamin Dubiel, Omer Tsimhoni:
Integrating agent based modeling into a discrete event simulation. 1029-1037 - S. Clifton Parks, Maxim Garifullin, Rainer Dronzek:
Argus invasive species spread model constructed using agent-based modeling approach and cellular automata. 1038-1042
Agent based modeling: agent-based simulation in AI planning
- Julie S. Weber, Martha E. Pollack:
Simulating users to support the design of activity management systems. 1043-1048 - David Joslin, Jeremy Frank, Ari K. Jónsson, David E. Smith:
Simulation-based planning for planetary rover experiments. 1049-1058 - David Joslin, William Poole:
Agent-based simulation for software project planning. 1059-1066
Military applications: military keynote
- Paul K. Davis:
New paradigms and new challenges. 1067-1076
Military applications: data farming agent models related to military questions
- Adam J. Forsyth, Gary E. Horne, Stephen C. Upton:
Marine corps applicatons of data farming. 1077-1081 - Gary E. Horne, Theodore E. Meyer:
Data farming: discovering surprise. 1082-1087 - Niraj Srivastava, Frank Pietryka, Gary E. Horne, Mark Theroff:
Simulation environment to assess technology insertion impact and optimized manning. 1088-1093 - Henrik Friman, Gary E. Horne:
Using agent models and data farming to explore network centric operations. 1094-1100
Military applications: issues in human performance modeling for military systems
- Antoinette M. Portrey, Brian T. Schreiber, Winston Bennett Jr.:
The pairwise Escape-G metric: a measure for air combat maneuvering performance. 1101-1108 - Rik Warren, David E. Diller, Alice Leung, William Ferguson, Janet L. Sutton:
Simulating scenarios for research on culture & cognition using a commercial role-play game. 1109-1117 - Brooke H. McNally:
An approach to human behavior modeling in an Air Force simulation. 1118-1122
Military applications: advance military modeling I
- Alan Cowdale:
Sports analogy for modelling of combat in the air domain. 1123-1128 - Matthew A. Russell, Gary B. Lamont, Kenneth Melendez:
On using SPEEDES as a platform for a parallel swarm simulation. 1129-1137 - Lance E. Champagne, Raymond R. Hill:
Simulation validation with historic outcomes. 1138-1147
Military applications: effects-based military modelings
- Kim J. Allen, Craig Black:
Implementation of a framework for vulnerability/lethality modeling and simulation. 1148-1153 - David Lambert, Sunhee Yoo, D. Scott Stewart:
A validation of first-order detonation shock dynamics theory. 1154-1159 - Abhilash Rajagopal, Sanjeev Agarwal, Sreeram Ramakrishnan:
Simulation based performance modeling for a warfighter in the loop minefield detection system. 1160-1169
Military applications: distributed modeling for military applications
- Gene Wagenbreth, Ke-Thia Yao, Dan M. Davis, Robert F. Lucas, Thomas D. Gottschalk:
Enabling 1, 000, 000-entity simulations on distributed Linux clusters. 1170-1181 - Martin Eklöf, Farshad Moradi, Rassul Ayani:
A framework for fault-tolerance in HLA-based distributed simulations. 1182-1189 - David W. Mutschler:
Language based simulation, flexibility, and development speed in the joint integrated mission model. 1190-1197
Military applications: military acquistion and employment modeling
- Chandresh Mehta, Govindarajan Srimathveeravalli, Thenkurussi Kesavadas:
An approach to design and development of decentralized data fusion simulator. 1198-1204 - Terri G. Chang:
Exploring C4ISR employment methods. 1205-1212 - Grant Martin, Jeffrey B. Schamburg, Michael J. Kwinn Jr.:
Acquisition-based simulation. 1213-1219
Military applications: advance military modeling II
- Fang Ke, Yang Ming, Zicai Wang:
The HITVICE VV&A environment. 1220-1227 - Hengjie Song, Ping Ma, Ming Yang:
The application of evaluation method based on HMM for results validity of complex simulation system. 1228-1233 - John B. Gilmer Jr., Frederick J. Sullivan:
Issues in event analysis for recursive simulation. 1234-1241
Aerospace and military applications: aerospace M&S applications
- Perakath C. Benjamin, Mike Graul, Michael K. Painter, Frank Boydstun:
Toward effective depot transformation: leveraging simulation to enhance transition planning. 1242-1250 - Michael G. Madden, Roberta Wyrick, Dale E. O'Neill:
A strategy for autogeneration of space shuttle ground processing simulation models for project makespan estimation. 1251-1259 - Grant R. Cates, Mansooreh Mollaghasemi:
A discrete event simulation model for assembling the international space station. 1260-1264
Aerospace and military applications: simulation in aerospace I: hardware and man in the loop
- Keith Schlee, Sathya Gangadharan, James Ristow, Carl Hubert, James Sudermann, Charles Walker:
Modeling and parameter estimation of spacecraft fuel slosh mode. 1265-1274 - Jon French, Jeff Miller:
Estimating the effects of stress during operational conditions. 1275-1280 - Cary J. Peaden:
Using simulation for launch team training and evaluation. 1281-1290
Aerospace and military applications: simulation in aerospace II: distributed simulations
- Jorge E. Bardina, Rajkumar Thirumalainambi:
Distributed web-based expert system for launch operations. 1291-1297 - Jeffrey W. Dawson, Ping Chen, Yanshen Zhu:
Usability study of the virtual test bed and distributed simulation. 1298-1305 - Grant R. Cates, Mansooreh Mollaghasemi:
Supporting the vision for space with discrete event simulation. 1306-1310
Aerospace and military applications: why system dynamics? lessons learned from applications
- Nicolas Dulac, Nancy G. Leveson, David Zipkin, Stephen Friedenthal, Joel Cutcher-Gershenfeld, John S. Carroll, Betty Barrett:
Using system dynamics for safety and risk management in complex engineering systems. 1311-1320 - C. Patrick Koelling, Michael J. Schwandt:
Health systems: a dynamic system - benefits from system dynamics. 1321-1327 - Sergio E. Quijada, Juan F. Arcas, Cristian Renner, Luis Rabelo:
A spatio temporal simulation model for evaluating delinquency and crime policies. 1328-1334
Manufacturing applications: assembly systems
- Pradip D. Jadhav, Jeffrey S. Smith:
Analyzing printed circuit board assembly lines using a PCB assembly template. 1335-1342 - Marvin S. Seppanen:
Operator-paced assembly line simulation. 1343-1349 - Sk Ahad Ali, Hamid Seifoddini, Hong Sun:
Intelligent modeling and simulation of flexible assembly systems. 1350-1358
Manufacturing applications: high volume material flow
- Douglas A. Bodner, Ke Wang, Sheng Xu:
Advanced decision logic in simulation of material flow processing networks. 1359-1366 - Lan Chen, Michael Pidd:
High performance simulation in quasi-continuous manufacturing plants. 1367-1372 - Ying Wang, Chen Zhou:
Fluid based simulation model for high volume DC conveyor systems. 1373-1380
Manufacturing applications: facilities planning & work cell design
- Esra E. Aleisa, Li Lin:
For effective facilities planning: layout optimization then simulation, or vice versa? 1381-1385 - Carrie Grimard, Jon H. Marvel, Charles R. Standridge:
Validation of the re-design of a manufacturing work cell using simulation. 1386-1391 - Sara L. Maas, Charles R. Standridge:
Applying simulation to interative manufacturing cell design. 1392-1400
Manufacturing applications: production analysis & constraints
- Patrick Faget, Ulf Eriksson, Frank Herrmann:
Applying discrete event simulation and an automated bottleneck analysis as an aid to detect running production constraints. 1401-1407 - Servet Hasgül, Alptug Selçuk Büyüksünetçi:
Simulation modeling and analysis of a new mixed model production lines. 1408-1412 - Mark A. Treadwell, Jeffrey W. Herrmann:
A kanban module for simulating pull production in ARENA. 1413-1417
Manufacturing applications: production policy & cost control
- Sean M. Gahagan, Jeffrey W. Herrmann:
Finding the optimal production control policy using the production control framework. 1418-1427 - Petter Solding, Damir Petku:
Applying energy aspects on simulation of energy-intensive production systems. 1428-1432
Manufacturing applications: simulation-data interface & integration
- Silvanus T. Enns, Pattita Suwanruji:
Lot-sizing within capacity-constrained manufacturing systems using time-phased planning. 1433-1440 - Arne Ingemansson, Jan Oscarsson:
Discrete-event simulation and automatic data collection improve performance in a manufacturing system. 1441-1445 - Y. Tina Lee, Yan Luo:
Data exchange for machine shop simulation. 1446-1452
Manufacturing applications: simuation and control
- Peter H. M. Jacobs, Alexander Verbraeck, William Rengelink:
Emulation with DSOL. 1453-1462 - Javier Faulin, Angel A. Juan, Carles Serrat, Vicente Bargueño:
SAEDES++: determining complex system availability via simulation. 1463-1472 - Sreeram Ramakrishnan, Mayur Thakur:
An SDS modeling approach for simulation-based control. 1473-1482
Construction engineering and project management: construction engineering I
- Photios G. Ioannou, Veerasak Likhitruangsilp:
Simulation of multiple-drift tunnel construction with limited resources. 1483-1491 - Seungwoo Han, Daniel W. Halpin:
The use of simulation for productivity estimation based on multiple regression analysis. 1492-1499 - Nathan D. Boskers, Simaan M. AbouRizk:
Modeling scheduling uncertainty in capital construction projects. 1500-1507
Construction engineering and project management: construction engineering II
- SangHyun Lee, Feniosky Peña-Mora:
System dyanmics approach for error and change management in concurrent design and construction. 1508-1514 - Photios G. Ioannou, Vineet R. Kamat:
Intelligent preemption in construction of a manmade island for an airport. 1515-1523 - Ming Lu, Lap-Chi Wong:
Comparing PROMODEL and SDESA in modeling construction operations. 1524-1532
Construction engineering and project management: construction engineering III
- Gunnar Lucko:
Reviving a mechanistic view of CPM schedules in the age of information technology. 1533-1540 - Cheng Zhang, Tarek M. Zayed, Amin Hammad, Gabriel A. Wainer:
Representation and analysis of spatial resources in construction simulation. 1541-1548 - Hans-Joachim Bargstädt, Arno Blickling:
Determination of process durations on virtual construction sites. 1549-1558
Logistics, transportation, and distribution: maritime simulation
- Johan J. van Rensburg, Yi He, Anton J. Kleywegt:
A computer simulation model of container movement by sea. 1559-1566 - Yvo A. Saanen, Margaret V. Valkengoed:
Comparison of three automated stacking alternatives by means of simulation. 1567-1576 - Edwin Valentin, Sicco Steijaert, Rienk A. Bijlsma, Piero Silva:
Approach for modelling of large maritime infrastructure systems. 1577-1585
Logistics, transportation, and distribution: air transportation simulation
- Philippe A. Bonnefoy:
Simulating air taxi networks. 1586-1595 - Giuseppe Confessore, Giacomo Liotta, Rosario Grieco:
A simulation-based architecture for supporting strategic and tactical decisions in the apron of Rome-Fiumicino Airport. 1596-1605 - Paul T. R. Wang, Leonard A. Wojcik, Scott B. Mayer:
Communications, navigation, and surveillance events simulation for the national airspace system. 1606-1612
Logistics, transportation, and distribution: warehousing and material handling
- Ghazi M. Magableh, Manuel D. Rossetti, Scott J. Mason:
Modeling and analysis of a generic cross-docking facility. 1613-1620 - Ming Zhou, Kitti Setavoraphan, Zhimin Chen:
Conceptual simulation modeling of warehousing operations. 1621-1626 - Chulung Lee, Huei Chuen Huang, Paul Goldsman, Bin Liu, Zhiyong Xu:
Reservation storage policy for AS/RS at air cargo terminals. 1627-1632
Logistics, transportation, and distribution: supply chain I
- Rahul R. Bagdia, Zbigniew J. Pasek:
Upstream demand projection and performance mapping in supply chains. 1633-1642 - Léa A. Deleris, Feryal Erhun:
Risk management in supply networks using monte-carlo simulation. 1643-1649 - Sanjay Jain, Swee Leong:
Stress testing a supply chain using simulation. 1650-1657
Logistics, transportation, and distribution: supply chain II
- Jack G. A. J. van der Vorst, Seth Tromp, Durk-Jouke van der Zee:
A simulation environment for the redesign of food supply chain networks: modeling quality controlled logistics. 1658-1667 - Jayendran Venkateswaran, Young-Jun Son:
Information synchronization effects on the stability of collaborative supply chain. 1668-1676 - Srinagesh Gavirneni:
Simulation based evaluation of information-centric supply chains. 1677-1683
Logistics, transportation, and distribution: inventory control I
- Loo Hay Lee, Suyan Teng, Ek Peng Chew, Iftekhar A. Karimi, Kong Wei Lye, Peter Lendermann, Yankai Chen, Choon Hwee Koh:
Application of multi-objective simulation-optimization techniques to inventory management problems. 1684-1691 - Michael B. Zamperini, Michael Freimer:
A simulation analysis of the vari-metric repairable inventory optimization procedure for the U.S. Coast Guard. 1692-1698 - Yoonho Seo, Dong-Pyo Hong, Insu Kim, Dongmok Sheen, Taioun Kim, Gyu-Bong Lee:
Structure modeling of machine tools and internet-based implementation. 1699-1704
Logistics, transportation, and distribution: inventory control II
- Silvanus T. Enns, Ping Zhu:
Optimal lot-sizing in a two-stage system with auto-correlated arrivals. 1705-1711 - Malini Natarajarathinam, Charles R. Sox:
Simulating and designing the stochastic inbound inventory routing problem. 1712-1717 - Douglas J. Morrice, Richard A. Valdez, Jack P. Chida Jr., Missan Eido:
Discrete event simulation in supply chain planing and inventory control at Freescale Semiconductor, Inc. 1718-1724
Logistics, transportation, and distribution: inventory control III
- Payman Jula, Mark S. Zschocke:
Dynamic simulation of a push - pull distribution system. 1725-1732 - Ananth Krishnamurthy, David Claudio:
Pull systems with advance demand information. 1733-1742 - Roger Lezhou Zhan, Zuo-Jun Max Shen:
Newsvendor problem with pricing: properties, algorithms, and simulation. 1743-1748
Logistics, transportation, and distribution: transportation systems
- Kanna Miwa, Soemon Takakuwa:
Flexible module-based modeling and analysis for large-scale transportation-inventory systems. 1749-1758 - Seog-Chan Oh, Soundar R. T. Kumara, Shang-Tae Yee, Jeffrey D. Tew:
A family of market-based shipment methodologies for delivery supply chain. 1759-1765 - Sun Jian, Xiaoguang Yang, Yunlong Ma:
A new simulation model for expressway weaving sections evaluation. 1766-1772
Web-enabled simulation technologies: grid computing and distributed
- Sugato Bagchi:
Simulation of grid computing infrastructure: challenges and solutions. 1773-1780 - Ke Wang, Sheng Xu, Leon F. McGinnis:
Time management in distributed factory simulation, a case study using HLA. 1781-1786 - Buquan Liu, Huaimin Wang, Yiping Yao:
Data consistency in a large-scale runtime infrastructure. 1787-1794
Web-enabled simulation technologies: web-enabled applications
- André Hanisch, Juri Tolujew, Thomas Schulze:
Initialization of online simulation models. 1795-1803 - Jaebok Park, Reinaldo J. Moraga, Luis Rabelo, Jeffrey W. Dawson, Mario Marin, José A. Sepúlveda:
Addressing complexity using distributed simulation: a case study in Spaceport modeling. 1804-1812 - Mathias Röhl, Adelinde M. Uhrmacher:
Flexible integration of XML into modeling and simulation systems. 1813-1820
Risk analysis: credit risk analysis
- Scott Gregory Chastain, Jian Chen:
The delivery option in mortgage backed security valuation simulations. 1821-1826 - William J. Morokoff:
Simulation analysis of correlation and credit migration models for credit portfolios. 1827-1834 - Rosalind L. Bennett, Daniel A. Nuxoll, Robert A. Jarrow, Michael C. Fu, Huiju Zhang:
A loss default simulation model of the federal bank deposit insurance funds. 1835-1843
Risk analysis: simulation methodology for credit risk models
- William J. Morokoff:
Simulation of risk and return profiles for portfolios of CDO tranches. 1844-1848 - Achal Bassamboo, Sandeep Juneja, Assaf Zeevi:
Expected shortfall in credit portfolios with extremal dependence. 1849-1858 - Wanmo Kang, Perwez Shahabuddin:
Fast simulation for multifactor portfolio credit risk in the t-copula model. 1859-1868
Risk analysis: risk analysis methodology
- Eduardo Saliby, Jaqueline T. M. Marins, Josete F. dos Santos:
Out-of-the-money monte carlo simulation option pricing: the joint use of importance sampling and descriptive sampling. 1869-1875 - Nomesh Bolia, Sandeep Juneja:
Function-approximation-based perfect control variates for pricing American options. 1876-1883 - Christiane Lemieux, Jennie La:
A study of variance reduction techniques for American option pricing. 1884-1891
Risk analysis: operational risk analysis
- Dennis Kerr Coelho, Mauro Roisenberg, Paulo José de Freitas Filho, Carlos Magno Couto Jacinto:
Risk assessment of drilling and completion operations in petroleum wells using a Monte Carlo and a neural network approach. 1892-1897 - Kevin M. Taaffe, Deepak Tirumalasetty:
Identifying demand sources that minimize risk for a selective newsvendor. 1898-1905 - Douglas A. Bodner, William B. Rouse, Michael J. Pennock:
Using simulation to analyze R&D value creation. 1906-1913
Virtual reality/3D visualization: 3D visualization
- Amir H. Behzadan, Vineet R. Kamat:
Visualization of construction graphics in outdoor augmented reality. 1914-1920 - Matthias Fischer, Bengt Mueck, Kiran R. Mahajan, Michael Kortenjan, Christoph Laroque, Wilhelm Dangelmaier:
Multi-user support and motion planning of humans and humans driven vehicles in interactive 3D material flow simulations. 1921-1930 - Hyunju Shim, Paul A. Fishwick:
Programming using dynamic system modeling VIA a 3D-based multimodeling framework. 1931-1938
Virtual reality/3D visualization: 3D visualization and virtual reality
- Wilhelm Dangelmaier, Kiran R. Mahajan, Daniel Huber, Bengt Mueck:
A two-tier method for evaluating alternative policies to support interactive analysis of 3D material flow simulations. 1939-1948 - Steffen Straßburger, Thomas Schulze, Marco Lemessi, Gordon D. Rehn:
Temporally parallel coupling of discrete simulation systems with virtual reality systems. 1949-1957 - Gengxun Huang, Kenneth Mark Bryden:
Introducing virtual engineering technology into interactive design process with high-fidelity models. 1958-1967
Virtual reality/3D visualization: virtual reality in simulation
- Justice I. Akpan, Roger J. Brooks:
Experimental investigation of the impacts of virtual reality on discrete-event simulation. 1968-1975 - Justice I. Akpan, Roger J. Brooks:
Practitioners' perception of the impacts of virtual reality on discrete-event simulation. 1976-1984 - Lee A. Belfore II, Prabhu V. Krishnan, Emre Baydogan:
Common scene definition framework for constructing virtual worlds. 1985-1992
Six Sigma and simulation: tutorial: Six Sigma and simulation
- Karl Luce, Lucie Trepanier, Fred Ciochetto, Lawrence I. Goldman:
Simulation and optimization as effective DFSS tools. 1993-1999
Six Sigma and simulation: Six Sigma and simulation I
- Michael J. Seifert:
The use of discrete event simulation in a design for six sigma project. 2000-2004 - Scott J. Bury, Naoko Akiya:
Evaluating proposed capital and operational improvements at a marine terminal. 2005-2010 - David M. Ferrin, Martin J. Miller, David Muthler:
Lean sigma and simulation, so what's the correlation?: V2. 2011-2015
Six Sigma and simulation: Six Sigma and simulation II
- Martin J. Miller, David M. Ferrin:
The application of simulation methodology in a hospital's six sigma project. 2016-2019 - Joseph R. Litko:
Sensitivity analysis for robust parameter design experiments. 2020-2025
Business process modeling: supply chains in buisness process modeling
- Soemon Takakuwa, Takako Okada:
Simulation analysis of inbound call center of a city-gas company. 2026-2033 - James N. Barnes, Nicholas G. Kalaitzandonakes, Thomas J. Crowe:
Using simulation for economic policy analysis in the global agricultural suppy chain. 2034-2041 - Luis Rabelo, Hamidreza Eskandari, Tarek Shalan, Magdy Helal:
Supporting simulation-based decision making with the use of AHP analysis. 2042-2051
Business process modeling: business process modeling infrastructure
- Peter Lendermann, Malcolm Y. H. Low, Boon-Ping Gan, Nirupam Julka, Lai Peng Chan, Loo Hay Lee, Simon J. E. Taylor, Stephen John Turner, Wentong Cai, Xiaoguang Wang, Terence Hung, Leon F. McGinnis, Stephen J. Buckley:
An integrated and adaptive decision-support framework for high-tech manufacturing and service networks. 2052-2062 - John Everton, Richard D. Stafford:
Using workflow business process tools in simulation modeling. 2063-2067 - Lianjun An, Jun-Jang Jeng:
On developing system dynamics model for business process simulation. 2068-2077
Simulation-based scheduling: scheduling and control
- Allen G. Greenwood, Sucharith Vanguri, Burak Eksioglu, Pramod Jain, Travis W. Hill, Jeffery Wilson Miller, Clayton Thomas Walden:
Simulation optimization decision support system for ship panel shop operations. 2078-2086 - Douglas L. McWilliams:
Simulation-based scheduling for parcel consolidation terminals: a comparison of iterative improvement and simulated annealing. 2087-2093 - Soumyadip Ghosh, Tom Ervolina, Young M. Lee, Barun Gupta:
Performance analysis of a configured to order business with a variable product configuration recipe. 2094-2101
Simulation-based scheduling: planning
- Amir Messih, Silvanus T. Enns:
Planning and control for a warranty service facility. 2102-2106 - Tu Hoang Truong, Brian J. Rothschild, Farhad Azadivar:
Decision support system for fisheries management. 2107-2111 - Jon H. Marvel, Mark A. Schaub, Gary R. Weckman:
Validating the capacity planning process and flowline product sequencing through simulation analysis. 2112-2118
Simulation-based scheduling: construction industry scheduling
- Jin-Lee Kim, Ralph D. Ellis Jr.:
A framework for integration model of resource-constrained scheduling using genetic algorithms. 2119-2126 - Kabeh Vaziri, Linda K. Nozick, Mark A. Turnquist:
Resource allocation and planning for program management. 2127-2135
Simulation-based scheduling: factory scheduling
- Kusuma Rojanapibul, Juta Pichitlamken:
Assessing risk in a job schedule: integrating a scheduling heuristic and a simulation model to a spreadsheet. 2136-2140 - Jean-Paul M. Arnaout, Ghaith Rabadi:
Minimizing the total weighted completion time on unrelated parallel machines with stochastic times. 2141-2147 - Gokhan Metan, Ihsan Sabuncuoglu:
A simulation based learning meachanism for scheduling systems with continuous control and update structure. 2148-2156
Semiconductor manufacturing: factory simulation
- Jesus A. Jimenez, Gerald T. Mackulak, John W. Fowler:
Efficient simulations for capacity analysis and automated material handling system design in semiconductor wafer fabs. 2157-2161 - José A. Ramírez-Hernández, Heshan Li, Emmanuel Fernandez, Charles R. McLean, Swee Leong:
A framework for standard modular simulation in semiconductor wafer fabrication systems. 2162-2171 - Rachel T. Johnson, John W. Fowler, Gerald T. Mackulak:
A discrete event simulation model simplification technique. 2172-2176
Semiconductor manufacturing: factory control
- Vikram Ramamurthi, Michael E. Kuhl, Karl D. Hirschman:
Analysis of production control methods for semiconductor research and development fabs using simulation. 2177-2185 - Lars Mönch:
Simulation-based assessment of order release strategies for a distributed shifting bottleneck heuristic. 2186-2193 - Chin Soon Chong, Malcolm Y. H. Low, Appa Iyer Sivakumar, Kheng Leng Gay:
Using simulation based approach to improve on the mean cycle time performance of dispatching rules. 2194-2202
Semiconductor manufacturing: tool control
- Simon Oechsner, Oliver Rose:
Scheduling cluster tools using filtered beam search and recipe comparison. 2203-2210 - Todd LeBaron, Joerg Domasche:
Optimizing robot algorithms with simulation. 2211-2217 - Walter J. Trybula, Robert L. Wright, Kranthi Mitra Adusumilli, Randy K. Goodall:
An analysis: traditional semiconductor lithography versus emerging technology (nano imprint). 2218-2222
Biotechnology/health care: biotechnology and health care
- Tiequan Zhang, Rori Rohlfs, Russell Schwartz:
Implementation of a discrete event simulator for biological self-assembly systems. 2223-2231 - Meyer Katzper:
Clinical trial factors in a pain transition state model. 2232-2235 - Ali Gerhard Tafazzoli, Stephen D. Roberts, Reid M. Ness, Robert S. Dittus:
A comparison of screening methods for colorectal cancer using simulation modeling. 2236-2245
Biotechnology/health care: hospital and outpatient analysis
- Ronald E. Giachetti, Edwin A. Centeno, Martha A. Centeno, Ramakrishnan Sundaram:
Assessing the viability of an open access policy in an outpatient clinic: a discrete-event and continuous simulation modeling approach. 2246-2255 - Charles W. Spry, Mark A. Lawley:
Evaluating hospital pharmacy staffing and work scheduling using simulation. 2256-2263 - Athula Wijewickrama, Soemon Takakuwa:
Simulation analysis of appointment scheduling in an outpatient department of internal medicine. 2264-2273
Simulation education: simulation across discipline
- Charles R. Standridge, Martha A. Centeno, Björn Johansson, Ingolf Ståhl:
Introducing simulation across the disciplines. 2274-2279
Simulation education: teaching simulation
- Ingolf Ståhl:
Using discrete event simulation in the teaching of decision analysis. 2280-2289 - Mary C. Court, Jennifer L. Pittman, Huong T. L. Pham:
Should transient analysis be taught? 2290-2296 - Brian W. Hollocks:
Assessing simulation learning in higher education. 2297-2303
Simulation education: teaching simulation beyond the traditional classroom
- Durk-Jouke van der Zee, Jannes Slomp:
Simulation and gaming as a support tool for lean manufacturing systems: a case example from industry. 2304-2313 - Scott R. Schultz, Christopher D. Geiger:
Transitioning students from simulation mechanics to simulation as a process improvement tool: a multimedia case study approach. 2314-2321 - David B. Roggenkamp, Dave Park, Omer Tsimhoni:
A simulation model for facilitators of Tony Rizzo's bead game. 2322-2328
Simulation education: simulation as a tool for teaching supply chain concepts
- Jeffrey Adams, Jerry Flatto, L. Leslie Gardner:
Combining hands-on, spreadsheet and discrete event simulation to teach supply chain management. 2329-2337 - Stijn-Pieter A. van Houten, Alexander Verbraeck, Sandor Boyson, Thomas M. Corsi:
Training for today's supply chains: an introduction to the distributor game. 2338-2345 - Alexander Verbraeck, Stijn-Pieter A. van Houten:
From simulation to gaming: an object-oriented supply chain training library. 2346-2354
Ontologies in simulation: ontologies in simulation
- Perakath C. Benjamin, Kumar V. Akella, Kaiser Malek, Ronald Fernandes:
An ontology-driven framework for process-oriented applications. 2355-2363 - Mohamed Fayez, Luis Rabelo, Mansooreh Mollaghasemi:
Ontologies for supply chain simulation modeling. 2364-2370 - John A. Miller, Gregory T. Baramidze:
Simulation and the semantic web. 2371-2377
General applications B: general applications of simulation I
- Lluís M. Plà-Aragonés:
A stochastic model for planning swine facilities. 2378-2384 - Ahmad M. Salah, Paul J. Fields, A. Woodruff Miller:
Simulating uncertainty in mass balance modeling for fresh water reservoirs; case study: Deer Creek Reservoir, Utah, USA. 2385-2394 - Renzo Shamey, Xiaoming Zhao, Roger H. Wardman:
Numerical simulation of dyebath and the influence of dispersion factor on dye transport. 2395-2399
General applications C: general applications: computer networks
- Martin N. Milkovits:
Digital video cluster simulation. 2400-2407 - Song Luo, Gerald A. Marin:
Realistic internet traffic simulation through mixture modeling and a case study. 2408-2416 - Nava Aizikowitz, Alex Glikson, Ariel Landau, Bilha Mendelson, Tommy Sandbank:
Component-based performance modeling of a storage area network. 2417-2426
General applications A: general applications of simulation II
- Serge N. Sala-Diakanda, Luis Rabelo, Sergio A. Rosales, Luis F. Robledo, José A. Sepúlveda, Jeppie Compton:
Integration study of prospective hazards models for the enhancement of a virtual range simulation model. 2427-2436 - Rick L. Wilson:
Validating a division I-A college football season simulation system. 2437-2442 - Roberto Mosca, Lucia Cassettari, Roberto Revetria, Gianluca Magro:
Simulation as support for production planning in small and medium enterprise: a case study. 2443-2448
General applications D: general applications III
- Steve Chu, Prasad V. Saraph, Lee Schruben:
Packaging capacity analysis of a biopharmaceutical production operation. 2449-2453 - Sam Jansen, Anthony McGregor:
Simulation with real world network stacks. 2454-2463 - Dima Nazzal, Leon F. McGinnis:
Queuing models of vehicle-based automated material handling systems in semiconductor fabs. 2464-2471
PhD colloquium: PhD colloquium
- Feng Yang, Bruce E. Ankenman, Barry L. Nelson:
Efficient generation of cycle time-throughput curves through simulation and metamodeling. 1 - Alexander Komashie, Ali Mousavi, Mustafa Özbayrak:
A real-time knowledge-based decission support system for health care quality improvement using discrete event simulation techniques. 2 - Hamed Nejad:
Scenario planning for simulation-based probabilistic risk assessment. 3 - Sangwon Chae:
Optimal vehicle scheduling & layout for automated material handling systems (AMHS). 4 - Jasmina Panovska:
A novel approach to studying cell communications signalling. 5 - Pouyan Mashayekh Ahangarani:
Estimation and model selection of the interest rates. 6 - Xuefeng Jiang, John R. Birge:
Quasi-monte carlo simulation in a LIBOR market model. 7 - Ashish Jain:
Convergence of strikes in variance and volatility swaps. 8 - Adelaide Carvalho, Michael Pidd:
What value is Microsoft's .Net to discrete event simulations? 9 - Alexey A. Artamonov:
Examining the actual benefits of distributed simulation for supply chain management. 10 - Samuel Ehrlichman, Shane G. Henderson:
Adaptive control variates for American option pricing. 11 - Daniel Joseph O'Reilly:
Using computer simulations in disaster preparedness exercises: a study of factors that influence learning and performance in a first responder agency. 12 - Per M. Gustavsson:
Multi-hypothesis intention simulation based agent architecture. 13 - Kevin Adams:
An approach to near real-time dynamic distributed system control under uncertainty. 14 - Lee W. Lacy:
Interchanging discrete event simulation process-interaction models using the web ontology language - OWL. 15 - Corinne MacDonald, Eldon A. Gunn:
Analysis of production authorization card schemes using simulation and neural network metamodels. 16 - Antonia Marie Boadi:
The use of hyper-hidden markov models in wireless channel simulation. 17 - Abhik Bhattacharya, David H. Gustafson:
Simulation modeling of the level of use of e-health system and optimization of its effect on patient quality of life. 18 - Demet Batur:
Selecting the best system and determining a set of feasible systems. 19
Vendor track B: ProModel Corp. and Automation Associates Inc.
- Carl Napoletano:
ProModel Corporation. 83 - Rainer Dronzek:
Automation Associates, Inc.: TMS. 84
Simulation case studies D: goverment and military case studies
- Nagy Bengiamin, Allen Parker, Larry Hudson, Van Tran:
Temperature control for aerospace test systems - modeling, simulation and design case study. 56 - Mark W. Brantley, Steven A. Stoddard:
The army's MARATHON model. 57 - Ralph R. Nebiker:
Big government software simulation projects for those who actually have to do it. 58
Simulation case studies A: simulation transformed company thinking
- Mansour Toloo:
Discrete event simulation & modeling of the transportation element within a supply chain (SC). 62 - Malcolm Beaverstock:
Integrating simulation with corporate initiatives. 63 - James R. Ashby:
How General Motors used simulators to save time and money creating value for our customers. 64
Poster session: papers included
- Robert G. Bartholet, David C. Brogan, Paul F. Reynolds Jr.:
The computational complexity of component selection in simulation reuse. 2472-2481 - Richard G. Börn:
Teaming discrete-event simulation and geographic information systems to solve a temporal/spatial business problem. 2482-2491 - Joseph C. Carnahan, Paul F. Reynolds Jr., David C. Brogan:
Simulation-specific characteristics and software reuse. 2492-2499 - Roy T. H. Chin, Stijn-Pieter A. van Houten, Alexander Verbraeck:
Towards a simulation and visualization portal to support multi-actor decision making in mainports. 2500-2505 - Shih Y. Chin, Heráclito Lopes Jaguaribe Pontes, Arthur J. V. Porto:
Retrieving process analysis in a parts distribution center: a case study of manual trolley fleet substitution. 2506-2512 - John J. DiLeo:
FreeSML: delivering on the open-source simulation language promise. 2513-2523 - Marcelo Tenório, Silvia Nassar, Paulo José de Freitas Filho, Carlos Magno:
Recognition of continuous probability models. 2524-2531 - Per M. Gustavsson, Tomas Planstedt:
The road towards multi-hypothesis intention simulation agents architecture fractal information fusion modeling. 2532-2541 - Husam Hamad, Sami Al-Hamdan:
Two new subjective validation methods using data displays. 2542-2545 - Elisangela Mieko Kanacilo, Alexander Verbraeck:
A distributed multi-formalism simulation to support rail infrastructure control design. 2546-2553 - Fei Liu, Ming Yang, Zicai Wang:
Study on simulation credibility metrics. 2554-2560 - Longjun Liu, Wayne W. Wakeland:
Does more uniformly distributed sampling generally lead to more accurate prediction in computer experiments? 2561-2571 - Ming Lu, Hoi-Ching Lam:
Optimized concrete delivery scheduling using combined simulation and genetic algorithms. 2572-2580 - Marcelo Moretti Fioroni, Luiz Augusto Gago Franzese, Naguissa Yuri Hiramatsu Pereira, Marcelo Neder Machado:
Railroad infrastructure simulator. 2581-2584 - Qiming Ruan, Yuejin Tan, Renjie He, Yingwu Chen:
Simulation-based scheduling for photo-reconnaissance satellite. 2585-2589 - Hideyuki Mizuta, Fusashi Nakamura:
Agent-based simulation of enterprise communication network. 2590-2594 - Ana K. Miranda, David F. Muñoz:
DSS to manage ATM cash under periodic review with emergency orders. 2595-2599 - Jorge R. Ramos, Vernon Rego:
Feature-based generators for time series data. 2600-2607 - Jai Thomas, Mitchel J. Keil, Jorge Rodriguez:
Reducing lead time for modeling in CAD simulation softwares. 2608-2612 - Omer Tsimhoni, Changxu Wu:
Learning simulation through team projects. 2613-2618 - Guilherme Ernani Vieira, Osmar César Júnior:
A conceptual model for the creation of supply chain simulation models. 2619-2627 - Sara A. Curin, Jeremy S. Vosko, Eric W. Chan, Omer Tsimhoni:
Reducing service time at a busy fast food restaurant on campus. 2628-2635 - Rodney B. Wallace, Robert Saltzman:
Comparing skill-based routing call center simulations using C programming and arena models. 2636-2644 - Zhizhou Wu, Jian Sun, Xiaoguang Yang:
Calibration of VISSIM for shanghai expressway using genetic algorithm. 2645-2648 - Garrett R. Yaun, David W. Bauer, Christopher D. Carothers:
Sharing event data in optimistically scheduled multicast applications. 2649-2656 - Marcelo Moretti Fioroni, Luiz Augusto Gago Franzese, Edson Luis M. Harano, Benedito Pedro Costhek, João Bosco Mendes, Joeli Cuzzuol, Juliana de Souza Lima, Ricardo Baeta Santos, Robson Jacinto Coelho, Adriano César Silva, Odair José Kimsr:
Simulation based decision for steelmaking operations challenges. 2657-2662 - Murat M. Gunal, Michael Pidd:
Simulation modelling for performance measurement in healthcare. 2663-2668 - Amit Jindal, Rajkumar Khandelwal:
System centric mission critical simulation model for MES automation. 2669-2673 - Carley Jurishica:
Emergency department simulations: medicine for building effective models. 2674-2680 - Alexander Komashie, Ali Mousavi:
Modeling emergency departments using discrete event simulation techniques. 2681-2685 - Abdullah Konak, Sadan Kulturel-Konak:
Simulation optimization using tabu search: an emperical study. 2686-2692 - Chen Liu, Qun Li, Weiping Wang, Yifan Zhu:
Extend SRML schema based on DEVS: an executable DEVS language. 2693-2699 - Katerina Asdre, Stavros D. Nikolopoulos:
P-tree structures and event horizon: efficient event-set implementations. 2700-2709 - Wheyming Tina Song, Wenchi Chiu, David Goldsman:
Importance sampling techniques for estimating the bit error rate in digital communication systems. 2710-2717
Titans of simulation
- Jack P. C. Kleijnen:
Forty years of statistical design and analysis of simulation experiments (DASE). 1-17 - Claude Dennis Pegden:
Future directions in future directions in simulation modeling. 1-35
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