Table of Contents

• New Aspects for Run Time QoS Evaluation in Networks and Distributed SystemsPetre Dini. 3-11
• Introduction to Cellular Automata for Modeling and SimulationA. Martin Wildberger. 12-16
• Numerical Solution Methods for Markov ChainsUdo R. Krieger. 17-18
• Fuzzy Object-Oriented System Modelling and SimulationT. Van Le. 19-32
• Qualitative Simulation and Database Agents in DICSIM EnvironmentVladimír Marik, Olga Stepánková, Ondrej Flek, Jan Kout. 33-39
• An Expert System for Strategic AnalysisHenk de Swaan Arons, Philip Waalewijn. 40-44
• Simulation as an Aid to Build a Management Expert SystemHenk de Swaan Arons, Robert D. Menko, Niels Stout, Rob Willemsen. 45-49
• 007: A System for Automated Model RevisionAnita Pos, Hans Akkermans. 50-56
• The Object-Oriented Approach and The Event Discrete Simulation ParadigmsBernardo Copstein, Carlos Eduardo Pereira, Favio R. Wagner. 57-61
• Building Complex Automation Systems Based on The Simulation of Object Oriented Basic ComponentsWolfgang Fleisch, Peter Göhner, Ralf Belschner, Michael Gunzert. 62-66
• Object-Oriented and Distributed Simulation of Complex Continuous SystemsMartin Schöckle. 67-74
• An Investigation of Parallel Simulation System StructuresGyörgy Buzasy, Margit Benko, András Jávor. 75-79
• A Software Agent Distributed System for Dynamic Load BalancingJosé Neves, Jose Machado, Lino Costa, Paulo Cortez 0001. 80-84
• Making Asynchronous Simulation MoreAsynchronousHelge Hagenauer, Werner Pohlmann. 85-89
• A New Approach To The Distributed Simulation of Timed Petri NetsQing Ming Cui, Stephen J. Turner. 90-94
• A New Algorithm and Simulation for Task Assignment in Parallel Distributed SystemsPham Hong Hanh, Valery Simonenko. 95-102
• An Execution-Driven Real Time Simulator for Embedded Control Systems: Techniques, Application and EvaluationChristian Müller-Schloer, Jan Spitzkowsky. 103-107
• Hard Real-Time Systems Modeling and SimulationMiguel A. de Miguel, Juan C. Dueñas. 108-112
• ∞ Control Performances for Electrical DrivesK. Hentabli, D. Pinchon, S. Tarasiewicz. 113-117
• Comparisons of Finite-Difference and Orthogonal Collocation Methods in Simulation of Sampled-Data-Controlled-Continuous Plants with Time-DelayMieczyslaw Metzger. 118-124
• A Powerful Traffic Simulation Tool -DYNEMOQing Chen. 125-129
• AI Controlled Traffic Emmission Line SourceGabor Szucz, Agnes Vigh, András Farkas. 130-134
• Using Simulation for Capacity Planning in a Transportation SystemAndrew Greasley. 135-140
• A 3D Simulation Case Study of Airport Traffic HandlingHenk de Swaan Arons. 141-144
• Intelligent Support of Airport Simulation and ModelingOtakar Babka, Jiri Cendelin, Vaclav Hajsman. 145-149
• Interactive Aircraft Trajectory Optimization and SimulationKai Virtanen, Harri Ehtamo. 150-154
• SIMIS: A Space Mission SimulatorFrancois Martin-Dupon, Alexandre Charalambides. 155-162
• Accelerated Numerical Simulation by Multigrid ComputationRosa Maria Spitaleri. 163-165
• From The Reference Model to a User Friendly Grid Generation SystemRosa Maria Spitaleri, Rossella Cossu. 166-169
• Modular Simulation Method for Coupled ProblemsArnolf Maurer, Stefan Schulte. 170-174
• Spline Approximation Technique in Equation-Based Dynamic Process ModellingAlexei Lisounkin. 175-182
• A Multi-Agent Simulation Methodology for Manufacturing SystemsJean-Yves Goujon, Philippe Lacomme, Mamadou Kaba Traoré. 183-187
• Formal Modelling of Manufacturing Processes in Order to Simulate and to Analyse The Impact of The Control Process on The SystemRégis Dindeleux, Alain Haurat. 188-192
• Multimodel Logistic Chain Simulation for Strategic Decision MakingBernd E. Hirsch, Thorsten Kohlmann, Jens Schumacher. 193-200
• Using Nomads To Support Process Oriented Discrete Event Simulation In A Purely Functional LanguageD. A. Harrison. 201-205
• Discrete Event Synchronisation PriorityJohn B. Evans. 206-210
• Discrete Event Closed-Loop Systems in MAX AlgebraPavel Spacek, Abdellah El Moudni, S. Zerhouni, Michel Ferney. 211-218
• Specification of Combined Continuous Time/Discrete Event ModelsD. A. van Beek, Jacobus E. Rooda, M. van den Muyzenberg. 219-224
• A Combined-System Simulator for Mechatronic SystemsJan F. Broenink, Paul B. T. Weustink. 225-232
• Exploiting Tearing for Processing Models Containing Algebraic ConstraintsWolfgang Borutzky. 233-237
• Bond Graph Model of a Steam Generator Process and Its EnvironmentBelkacem Ould Bouamama, Geneviève Dauphin-Tanguy. 238-244
• A Systemic Metaphor of Multi-Agent Coordination in Living SystemsUwe M. Borghoff, Paolo Bottoni, Piero Mussio, Remo Pareschi. 245-253
• Agent-Based Simulation Model DesignValent Klima, Antonín Kavicka. 254-260
• Instrumental Navigation Simulator for Group Training of Maritime Bridge OfficersManuel Wolfshant, Radu Tuchila. 261-265
• End-User Experience from Plant Analyzer to Full Scope Training Simulator Development with APROSKarri Honkoila, Kari Porkholm, Pekka Kokkonen, Timo Kallonen. 266-272
• A Flexible Graphical User Interface to Heterogeneous Neural Network SimulatorsRadu Drossu, Zoran Obradovic, Justin Fletcher. 273-277
• A Graphical Simulation and Automatic Model Generation SystemYoungmin Hur, Stephen A. Szygenda. 278-282
• Visual Processing Techniques for Numerical Simulation DataRosella Cossu. 283-285
• Graphical Object-Oriented Tool for Real-Time Simulators of Heat Exchanger NetworksPiotr Laszczyk. 286-289
• Program Visualization and Visual ProgrammingFrédéric Van de Veire. 290-298
• Simulating The Worst Case prediction Error of System TrajectoriesTuomas Raivio, Harri Ehtamo, Raimo P. Hämäläinen. 299-303
• On The Integration of a Large-Scale Nonlinear Optimization Tool With Open Modeling and Simulation Environments for Dynamic SystemsRüdiger Franke, Eckhard Arnold. 304-308
• Simulation Validation and Verification - A Confidence Enhancement TechniqueFrank Giannasi, Philip J. Lovett, Anthony N. Godwin. 309-313
• Optimization of Discrete-Event Simulation Models in LATISSYuri Merkuryev, Vladimir Visipkov, Yuris Terauds. 314-318
• MADM: A System for Optimal Choice ProblemCornel Resteanu, Florin Gheorghe Filip, Marius Somodi, Cezar Ionescu. 319-326
• Some Applications of a Novel Waveform GeneratorM. Ganjer Ali, Richard N. Zobel. 327-331
• A Database Approach to Simulation ModelingMarvin S. Seppanen. 332-335
• Simulation Study of The Flexible Recipe Implementation on a Batch ProcessDavorka Sel, Stanko Strmcnik, Nadja Hvala, Srecko Milanic. 336-342
• Two-Level Resource Allocation Problem under Control ConstraintsZdizlaw Duda. 343-347
• An Evolutive Distributed Algebraic Petri Nets SimulatorJarle Hulaas. 348-352
• Simulation of Building EGRESS Using Stochastic Petri NetsOlivier Iliev, Norman E. Gough, Gareth Harries, Georgi M. Dimirovski. 353-362
• M.I.S.T.E.L.A. A Seamless Image of Telefonica De Espana S.AGerman Gonzalez, Silvio Martínez. 363-368
• Simulating Concurrent Engineering Using A Virtual EnvironmentBrian Parkinson, P. Hudson, R. Senior, C. Short, R. Barker. 369-373
• Simulation of The Business Operations of a Small Furniture CompanyIngolf Ståhl. 374-376
• Massively Parallel Simulation of Business Process ModelsAlois Ferscha, Michael Richter. 377-381
• The Structure and Application of the LUDUS Computer Aided Business Decision GameRolf Zohler, Christine de Bruy, Katalin Gaspar, Maria Levay. 382-388
• A Generic Architecture of Instructional Systems for Simulation ModellingTajudeen A. Atolaghe, Vlatka Hlupic. 389-393
• Personality-Type Based Simulation EducationWilli Bernhard. 394-398
• Teaching Discrete-Event Simulation to Business StudentsIngolf Ståhl. 399-404
• Structural Concepts of a New Master Curriculum in SimulationIstvan Molnár, Alfredo O. Moscadini, Edward Omey. 405-409
• Teaching Discrete Event Simulation with an Applied BiasE. F. Fletcher, R. Breyer, B. Tarlos. 410-414
• System Dynamics as a Teaching Tool for Continuous SimulationAlfredo Moscardini, Istvan Molnár. 415-419
• Illustrating the Principles and Application of SPC by SimulationRik Van Landeghem, K. De Backer. 420-426
• Optimization of Large Fuel Storages for Renewable Energy PlantsFrancesco Groppi. 427-431
• Block Random Systems in EconomicsFerenc Juhász, Zsuzsa Juhasz. 432-434
• Micro Macro Simulation of The Household and Enterprise Sector Modelling Extension, Simulation and LinkingHans-Dieter Heike, Christian Rothkirch, Thomas Sauerbier, Christian Woessner. 435-440
• Predicting Movements in The Foreign Currency Markets Using Discrete Event SimulationPaul Appleby Walker, Alfred Vella, Vlatka Hlupic. 441-445
• The Analysis and Simulation of Dynamical Systems Using MapleDouglas Curran, Walter Middleton, Maria Vicsek. 446-450
• Evaluation of Advanced Communications Technologies for Public Administrations with Process Modeling and SimulationHeiko Duin, Marita Sinnigen. 451-460
• Simulation of Trader and Mediator Instances in Large Mobile Distributed SystemsKlaus Richter, Steffen Rudolf, Klaus Irmscher. 461-466
• Variance Reduction Technique for a Cellular System with Dynamic Resource SharingBruno Tuffin. 467-471
• Simulation of "Client-Server" Distributed Data Processing SystemsEgils Ginters, Yuri Merkuryev, Aivis Spungis. 472-474
• A Comparison of Scheduling Policies for Real-Time NetworkO. Gaultier, O. Djigo, A. Hachicha. 475-480
• A Visual Simulation Environment based on Extended Predicate/Transition NetsBernd Kleinjohann, Lisa Kleinjohann, Jürgen Tacken. 481-485
• Using Concurrent Object Based Modeling With 3D Animation for Early PrototypingChristian Geiger, Georg Lehrenfeld, Ralf Hunstock, A. Weber. 486-490
• Specification and Analysis of Concurrent Systems in a Complete Visual EnvironmentMarita Dücker, Georg Lehrenfeld, Wolfgang Müller 0003, Christoph Tahedi. 491-496
• Parallel Simulation of 1K×1K ATM Switch FabricTawfik Lazraq, Fredrk Östman, Hannu Tenhunen. 497-501
• UDL/I and OCCAM: Simulation Languages for Rapid-Prototyping of Digital SystemsWinfried Hahn, Andreas Hagerer, B. Wagner. 502-507
• Performance of a Time Warp Based Simulator of Large-Scale PCS NetworksRoberto Beraldi, Libero Nigro. 508-512
• Comparison of Null-Message Reduction Techniques in The Parallel Simulation of Multistage Interconnection NetworksGábor Fodor, Tamás Marosits, Róbert Szabó. 513-520
• Simulative Analysis of End-To-End Call-Blocking Probability Evaluation Techniques in Multi-Rate Loss NetworksTibor Cinkler, Gábor Fodor, Sándor Rácz, Tamás Henk. 521-525
• A Simulation Study of the ABR-Service in ATMMikael Schulz, Robert Rönngren. 526-530
• Is VBR Video Non-Stationary or Self-Similar? Implications for ATM Traffic CharacterisationStephen Bates, Steve McLaughlin 0001. 531-534
• Simulation Modelling of The Effects of ISI on The Performance of DS-CDMA Codes for a Wireless ATM LANTadeusz Wysocki, Keng T. Tan. 535-539
• An Efficient Adaptive Routing Strategy for Network Management ProtocolThambipillai Srikanthan, Gurdeep Singh Hura. 540-546
• Analysis of Reflection Characteristic for NTL by Time Domain SimulationKazuhito Murakami, Junya Ishii. 547-551
• Event-Driven Transient Simulation Using Implicit AlgorithmsGabriel-Stefan Popescu. 552-556
• An Efficient Starting Method for Simulation of Power CircuitSimon Chon-Wee See. 557-562
• Nonlinear Transistor Models for Symbolic Simulation of Harmonic Distortion in ISAACPetr Dobrovolný. 562-568
• Validating Hybrid Designs with Co-SimulationKurt Schoovaerts, Bart Wydaeghe, Viviane Jonckers, Johan Peeters, Marc Jadoul, Eckhardt Holz. 569-573
• Simulation and Design of Tap-Feeded Multi-Wires for Mobile Communication FiltersJunya Ishii, Kazuhito Murakami, Shigeki Hontsu, Masamitsu Asai. 574-576
• Power Converter Control Techniques Simulated in PSpice-Based Environment A Fuzzy Logic Control Case StudyAdriana Pastravanu, Gabriel Popescu, Ion Bogdan. 577-581
• The Automation of Program Construction for Simulation in ElectronicsV. D. Dimitrienko, S. Yu. Leonov, T. V. Gladkih. 582-590
• A Fuzzy Evolutionary Approach To Hough Transform in Image Boundary DetectionT. Van Le. 591-594
• Fuzzy Functions and ModellingTom Longshaw, Sue Haines. 595-602
• Fuzzy Tree Structures as An Efficient Tool in Decision Making SystemsTomaz Savsek, Marjan Vezjak. 603-607
• Knowledge-Based System for On-Line Stress Evaluation in Thick Walled Vessels in Thermal Power PlantsNikola Serman, Drazen Loncar, Maja Serman, Zeljko Bogdan. 608-614
• Qua-SI. III: A Software Tool for Simulation of Fuzzy Dynamical SystemsGianluca Bontempi. 615-619
• Incorporation of Fuzzy Rule Bases Into PFHOSS Simulation ModelsT. Van Le. 620-623
• A Fuzzy Dynamic Multiple Inheritance Model in Object-Oriented SimulationQuan Nguyen, Tu Van Le. 624-630
• Fuzzy Extended Sliding Mode ControllerSonia Hajri, François Delmotte, Pierre Borne. 631-635
• Fuzzy Control of Managerial Systems Using Qualitative Simulation ModelsJulio Macedo, Rafael Ruiz Usano. 636-640
• Dynamical Approach for Event Recognition in Chemical Processes via Neural NetworksMohammed M. Elmisurati. 641-648
• Commonsense Reasoning about Processes with RAPInés Arana. 649-653
• Means for Estimating The Forecasting Error in a Fuzzy Inductive ReasoningFrançois E. Cellier, Josefina López, Àngela Nebot, Gabriela Cembraño. 654-660
• A Fuzzy-Genetic Modeling Approach for Systems that Produce Sparse DataSilvano P. Colombano, Tarang Patel, Bharathi Raghavan, Steven Thomas. 661-665
• Towards Qualitative Fuzzy Modeling using Fuzzy Clusters and Knowledge Acquisition ToolsM. Delgado, M. Amparo Vila, Antonio Fernandez Gómez-Skarmeta. 666-672
• Pruning in Fuzzy-Neural SystemsGiovanna Castellano, Anna Maria Fanelli. 673-680
• Simulation of Neural Models of Electroheat Systems Using Neural Network Toolbox for MatlabD. Sankowski, P. Szaruga. 681-685
• A Biological Auditory Neural Model for Speech ProcessingJosé M. Ferrández, D. del Valle, V. Rodellar, P. Gomez. 686-690
• Creating Musical Sequences with an Artificial Neural NetworkHeinz Peter Reidmacher, Arthur Csetenyis. 691-696
• Adaptive Control Distributed Parameter Systems by Recurrent Multi-Layer Neural NetworksAlgis Garliauskas, Madan M. Gupta. 697-699
• Building Neural Network Models of Hydrolysis Process for Control PurposesSrecko Milanic, Davorka Sel, Nadja Hvala, Stanko Strmcnik, Rihard Karba. 700-706
• Self-Organizing Computational Processes in Networks with Speed Independent Functional ElementsA. Katkov, N. Goubareni. 707-711
• Test-Process Simulation with Neural Network EvaluationJuraj Povazanec, Jirí Kaderka, Vladislav Musil, Petr Simek. 712-718
• Graph-Theoretic Method for Integrated Process Control and Diagnostic System SynthesisI. P. Gal, K. M. Hangos. 719-723
• Window-Based Quantitative to-Qualitative Interface for Intelligent Supervisory SystemsRamon Sarrate-Estruch, Josep Aguilar-Martin. 724-728
• Dealing with Qualitative Information in Simulation for Supervisory Systems DesignJ. Melendez, J. Colomer, J. Ll. la Rosa, J. Vehi. 729-737
• Order of Magnitude Reasoning for Automated Failure Modes and Effects Analysis of Hydraulic SystemsD. R. Bull, C. R. Burrows, K. A. Edge, Paul G. Hawkins, David J. Woollons. 737-741
• Fault Diagnosis System Based on Parity Equations and Fuzzy LogicLuis J. de Miguel, Margarita Mediavilla, José Ramón Perán. 742-746
• Using Simulation to Generate Data for Building Neural Network Models and Diagnosing Faults in Electric CircuitsS. Xia. 747-751
• Enhancing Search Efficiency in Diagnostic Reasoning Based on Causal Graphs Via Qualitative ProbabilitiesPilar Fuster-Parra, Antoni Ligeza, Josep Aguilar-Martin. 752-756
• A Machine Learning Approach to The Synthesis of Diagnostic TreesDani Juricic, Alenka Znidarsic. 757-764
• Time Series Prediction Using Fuzzy Inductive Reasoning - A Case StudyFrançois E. Cellier, Josefina López, Gabriela Cembraño. 765-772
• Loss Probability Computation in the MAP/PH/1/K QueueBruno Sericola. 773-777
• Increasing Economics of Tool Supplies by Using Simulation TechniqueKlaus Weinert, Andy Mumm. 778-783
• Performance Simulation of a Non-Reliable Terminal SystemBéla Almási, János Sztrik. 784-790
• Semi-Markov Models Identification Based on The Small Samples ApproachNataly M. Markovich, Wolfgang Morgenstern, Anatoly I. Michalski. 791-795
• An Effective Approach To The Completion Time Analysis of On-Off Markov Reward ModelsAndrás Pfening, Khalid Begain, Miklós Telek. 796-800
• Analysis of Phase-Type Queueing Networks with the Multi-Level MethodStefan Greiner, Graham Horton. 801-805
• A Tool To Model and Solve Markovian ModelsStanley R. de M. Oliveira, Maria Isabel C. Cabral, Edilson Ferneda, Marcos A. G. Brasileiro. 806-812
• On Modelling of Fir Filters with First Order Autoregressive ErrorsG. Miraç Bayhan, Mahmut Bayhan. 813-817
• Utilisation of The Junction Structure Matrix and The Loops Properties of a Bond Graph Model to Avoid Implicit Equations During The Generation of Analytical Redundancy Relations and Sensors PlacementD. Mosiek, M. Tagina, J. P. Cassar, Geneviève Dauphin-Tanguy. 818-824
• Optimization of Periodic Polling Systems with Non-Preemptive, Time Limited ServiceJ. P. C. Blanc. 825-829
• An Optimization Approach of Complex Discrete Event SystemsBelhassen Mazigh, Pablo Gruer, Abder Koukam. 830-836
• Adaptive Quality of Service Management: A Model-Based ApproachHermann de Meer. 837-841
• A Quality-of-Service Approach for Mobile Users of Replicated Data in Distributed SystemsC. Liebig, Henning Pagnia, F. Schwappacher, Oliver E. Theel. 842-846
• A Monitoring System for QoS Evaluation in The PSTN Using a Non Intrusive MethodFrancesco Beritelli, Salvatore Casale, Alfredo Cavallaro, Fabio Mattei, Roberto Montagna. 847-851
• A Framework for Quality of Service Analysis in Mobile Communication NetworksK. Ben Younes, M. Schlenker, Bernd Girod. 852-860
• Stochastic Bounds and Q0S Application To The Loss Rates in ATM NetworksJean-Michel Fourneau, Nihal Pekergin, H. Taleb. 861-866
• Quality of MPEG Transfer over ATM DBR Service ClassNaoki Wakamiya, Masayuki Murata 0001, Hideo Miyahara. 867-876
• A Model for The Characterization and Analysis of Multimedia Conference ServicesAlfio Lombardo, Giovanni Schembra. 877-881
• Using IDA for Performance Improvement in Multimedia ServersAntonio Puliafito, Salvatore Riccobene, Lorenzo Vita, Miklós Telek. 882-888
• A Framework for the Performance Evaluation of SDL/MSC-Specified SystemsWinfried Dulz. 889-893
• Integration of SDL Based QoS-Evaluation in Protocol DesignJörg Hintelmann. 894-902
• Optimization of Mechanisms with Unilateral Constraints and CollisionsM. Schulz, Hans Brauchli. 903-907
• Modelling and Simulation of Nonholonomic Multibody SystemsWojciech Blajer. 908-912
• Nonlinear Dynamics Modeling and Control of Multibody SystemsEvtim V. Zakhariev, Kamen K. Delchev, Stefan B. Karastanev. 913-920
• Method Based on Trial-and Error for The Investigation of Initial-Value Problems for Multibody Systems with FrictionHorst J. Klepp. 921-925
• A Robust Self-Starting Implicit Time Integration Scheme Including Constraint Projection for The Simulation of Multibody SystemsPierre Dehombreux, Olivier Verlinden, Calogero Conti. 926-932
• Efficient Distributed Parallel Simulation of Multibody SystemsRémi Cozot, Laurent Cogne. 933-937
• Contribution to Parallel and Vector Computation in Multibody DynamicsJ. M. Péterkenne, Paul Fisette, B. E. Mulemangabo. 938-944
• A Wheel/Rail Contact Module for a Realistic Simulation of The Running Behaviour of Railway VehiclesGerhard Vohla, Hans Brauchli. 945-952
• A Contribution to Damage Evaluation Based on Adapted Multibody SystemsHans H. Müller-Slany, Frank Brunzel. 953-957
• Multibody Systems and Small VibrationsA. L. Schwab, J. P. Meijaard. 958-962
• Simulation of Three-Dimensional Maneuver and Control of Flexible Multibody SystemsLeonard Meirovitch, Timothy J. Stemple. 963-972
• Increasing The Effectiveness of Simulation in The OrganisationAndrew Greasley. 973-976
• A Simulation Based Hospital Evaluation and Decision Support SystemIvan Futó, András Gábor, Attila Sokvari, Laszlo Sztojkov. 977-981
• Evaluation of Social, Economic and Cultural Benefits of Applications of Advanced Communications with CRIMPHeiko Duin, Peter M. Friess. 982-988
• The Effect of Individual Process Time Variability on an Otherwise Balanced Production LineMichael J. Holgate. 989-993
• Total Quality Management in Mechatronic Production Facilities Through SimulationPietro Giribone. 994-998
• Discrete-Time Analysis of Batch Servers with Bounded Idle TimeP. Tran-Gia, A. Schömig. 999-1006
• An Approach to Model-Based Construction of Management Information Systems in Manufacturing EnvironmentsWilhelm Dangelmaier, T. Langemann, Rüdiger Wenski. 1007-1011
• PRO-ART/CE An Environment for Managing The Evolution of Chemical Process Simulation ModelsRalf Dömges, Klaus Pohl, Matthias Jarke, Bernd Lohmann, Wolfgang Marquardt. 1012-1017
• Knowledge Based Models for Production Planning Under Unstable EconomyVladimir A. Putilov. 1018-1022
• Continuous Simulation and Production Management in Food IndustriesDaniel Thiel, Catherine Lecomte. 1023-1027
• A Constrained Knowledge-Based Simulation of a Production SystemAbid Jazaa. 1028-1034
• Object-Oriented Simulation of Cleaning Operations in Urban EnvironmentsAgostino G. Bruzzone. 1035-1039
• Advanced Simulation Tools Assisting Production SchedulingCarmen Bobeanu, Florin Gheorghe Filip. 1040-1048
• The LabView-Based Virtual Simulator of The Substrate Consumption Rate Measurement System in The Activated Sludge ProcessJacek Czeczot. 1049-1052
• Application of Simulations in The Field of Water Resources and Water TreatmentE. Schäfer, W. Loiskandl. 1053-1057
• Simulation of Dispersion Patterns of Polluting Agents in Urban Canyons By The Use of Neural ArchitecturesDomenico Di Noto, Roberto Ionna, Domenico Mozzone, Giuseppe Pederiva. 1058-1066
• An Approach for Modeling The Stochastic Behavior of Ambient Factors in Simulating Power Plants Based on Renewable EnergiesIlario Astinov, Tzanko Georgiev. 1067-1071
• Modelling and Simulating Self-Organised Critical SystemsSylvain Giroux, Pierre Marcenac, Joël Quinqueton, Jean-Robert Grasso. 1072-1078
• Simulation by Neurocomputing of The Local Quasi-Independent Epidemics Evolutions and of Their Composition in an Overall AIDS Viral EpidemicsAl. Cristea, C. N. Zaharia, I. Simionescu. 1079-1086
• Simulation Models and Databases in Management GamesJuris Galibeckis, Dzintars Tomsons. 1087-1090
• Simulation of Event Building Methods in High Energy Physics Data Acquisition SystemsGábor Harangozó. 1091-1098
• A Knowledge-Based System Approach for Control of Batch BioprocessesSvetla Vassileva. 1099-1100
• Dynamic Derivation and Inheritance for Discrete Event SimulationGyörgy Pongor. 1101-1102
• Graphical Model Editor for Distributed Event-Oriented Simulation ToolsetMiroslav Adamy, Ivan Lalis, Miroslav Liska. 1103-1104
• An Agent-Based Architecture For The Support of Large-Scale SimulationsMalcolm J. Corbin. 1105-1106
• Formal Computation of Non-Rigid Multibody Systems DynamicsRémi Cozot, Dominique Villard. 1109-1113
• Multi-Agent Systems, Theory and Simulation: The Milly Simulation SystemGábor Tatai. 1114-1118
• Speed Up Embedded Simulation?Robert Komanec. 1119-1121
• Layout Data in TCAD FrameworksR. Martins, Siegfried Selberherr. 1122