Table of Contents

• Introduction to GPSSThomas J. Schriber. 2-3 [doi]
• Introduction to simulation modelingJ. William Schmidt. 4-6 [doi]
• Simulation modeling workshopWilliam E. Biles. 8-12 [doi]
• Introduction to simulation languagesRobert E. Shannon. 14-20 [doi]
• Introduction to simulationThomas J. Schriber. 23 [doi]
• Corporate planning modelsThomas H. Naylor. 24-26 [doi]
• Introduction to GASP IVA. Alan B. Pritsker. 28-30 [doi]
• SIMSCRIPT II.5 tutorialEdward C. Russell. 32-35 [doi]
• Tutorial on simulation output analysisLee W. Schruben. 36-38 [doi]
• Statistics, stationarity and random number generationRobert Bohrer, Peter B. Imrey. 40-48 [doi]
• Methods for modelling and generating probabilistic components in digital computer simulation when the standard distributions are not adequate: A surveyBruce W. Schmeiser. 50-57 [doi]
• New procedures for selection among (simulated) alternativesEdward J. Dudewicz. 58-62 [doi]
• Selection in factorial experimentsRobert E. Bechhofer. 65-70 [doi]
• Estimation of the best alternativeHubert J. Chen. 72-79 [doi]
• Subset selection procedures with special reference to the analysis of two-way layout: Application to motor-vehicle fatality dataShanti S. Gupta, Jason C. Hsu. 80-85 [doi]
• Winner selectionYoung Jack Lee. 86-91 [doi]
• Nonparametric selection procedures applied to state traffic fatality ratesGary C. McDonald. 92-100 [doi]
• Selecting the population with the smallest dispersion in a nonparametric settingMilton Sobel. 102-114 [doi]
• Literature review bibliography of simulation optimitationWilliam Farrell. 116-124 [doi]
• Decision optimization for GASP IV simulation modelsClaude Dennis Pegden, Michael P. Gately. 126-133 [doi]
• Strategies for optimization of multiple-response simulation modelsWilliam E. Biles, James J. Swain. 134-142 [doi]
• Monte Carlo and stopping rules for some combinatorial problemsPaul H. Randolph, Oren N. Dalton. 144-150 [doi]
• The application of control variables to the simulation of closed queueing networksStephen S. Lavenberg, Thomas L. Moeller, Peter D. Welch. 152-154 [doi]
• Estimating the mean of a correlated binary sequence with an application to discrete event simulationGeorge S. Fishman, Louis R. Moore. 156-158 [doi]
• Variance reduction techniques for simulating Markov chainsPhilip Heidelberger. 160-164 [doi]
• Robustness of confidence intervals for transient simulationsAverill M. Law. 166-167 [doi]
• Formulas for the variance of the sample mean in finite state Markov processesGordon B. Hazen, A. Alan B. Pritsker. 168-174 [doi]
• A spectral based technique for generating confidence intervals from simulation outputsThomas L. Moeller, Peter D. Welch. 176-184 [doi]
• Conservation equations and variance reduction in queueing simulationsJohn S. Carson, Averill M. Law. 186-189 [doi]
• An analysis of the effect of production quantity and inventory selection policy on the probability of meeting a specified launch scheduleVictor A. Zaloom. 196-201 [doi]
• An integrated energy simulation model of the Federal Republic of Germany as a decision aid for analyzing and planning the energy systemHans-Paul Schwefel, Kurt Schmitz. 202-211 [doi]
• A combined simulation model of the nuclear fuel cycleElden L. Deporter, Harold A. Kurstedt, Joel A. Nachlas. 212-216 [doi]
• The impact of cost of living and population changes on the social security systemLawrence C. Marsh, Meredith Scovill. 218-226 [doi]
• Evaluating alternative plans for guiding tourism on Nantucket IslandDouglas P. Schleusner, Eugene E. Kaczka. 228-234 [doi]
• Delinquency theories: An integrating simulation modelJerald E. Maiers. 236-244 [doi]
• Simulation modeling of the criminal justice system and processHaig E. Bohigian. 246-256 [doi]
• Criminal justice dynamics: A planning modelJonathan F. Bard. 258-268 [doi]
• Simulation in criminal justice: A case study of the juvenile court systemThomas Moranian, Nachum Finger, Nelson M. Fraiman. 270-277 [doi]
• An inventory management simulation gameJanet L. Showers. 278-284 [doi]
• Comparting strategies for effecting social change in large organizations by means of modelingRichard L. Justice. 286-293 [doi]
• Personnel planning databases and modeling: A software approachLuis B. Boza. 294-302 [doi]
• Hydrodynamic simulation of movement of larval fishes in western Lake Erie and their vulnerability to power plant entrainmentJohn F. Paul, Richard L. Patterson. 304-316 [doi]
• Simulating the environmental impacts of a high voltage transmission lineRobert H. Giles Jr.. 319-321 [doi]
• Economic effects of fluctuations in catches and population levels, upon a population of Alaska king crabPhilip L. Katz, James W. Balsiger, Robert H. Schappelle, Thomas R. Spinker. 322-329 [doi]
• An interactive debugging facility for GPSSJames O. Henriksen. 330-338 [doi]
• On the precision of probabalistic process generators in GPSSJulian M. Scher. 340-347 [doi]
• A simulation model of the primary health care system of IndianaCharles R. Standridge, Charles M. Macal, A. Alan B. Pritsker, Harry Delcher, Raymond Murray. 348-358 [doi]
• Resource allocations and other managerial uses of a general simulation model for outpatient clinicsEdward F. Stafford, F. Paul Wyman. 360-370 [doi]
• Simulation analysis of an automated hospital materials handling systemJohn J. Marsh III, Ralph Swain. 372-382 [doi]
• Computer simulation of organizational choice processes under conditions of ambiguity and conflict - the case of West German universitiesHolger Franck. 384-394 [doi]
• Dynamics of the Johari Window: A simulationL. E. Shirland. 396-401 [doi]
• Simulation analysis of expert power in joint decision making against competitionJehoshua Eliashberg, Ralph L. Day. 402-410 [doi]
• A Cost and Operational Effectiveness Analysis of the Army Utility Tactical Transport Aircraft SystemAlfonso A. Diaz. 413-421 [doi]
• The generation and use of parameterized terrain in land combat simulationSam H. Parry. 422-431 [doi]
• GAME: A language for writing business GAMEsLeonard Fertuck. 432-438 [doi]
• On designing and implementing a dental practice management gameSusumu Morito, Arnold Reisman, Hamilton Emmons, Juan Rivaud. 440-447 [doi]
• The effectiveness of a short term simulation for teaching foreign policy and national security affairsDavid J. Louscher. 448-458 [doi]
• Energy input-output simulation of midwest crop productionRobert E. Muller Jr., Robert M. Peart, Samuel D. Parsons, Robert F. Dale, Robert C. Pickett, Otto C. Doering III. 460-468 [doi]
• Minimizing energy requirements for broiler growout operationsNorene Collins, E. W. Walpole. 470-479 [doi]
• A computerized analysis of home energy reduction alternatives used in a statewide extension programRobert L. Fehr, George M. Turner, George A. Duncan. 480-488 [doi]
• The DEPOSITS model (deposition performance of sediment in trap structures)Andy D. Ward, C. T. Haan. 490-502 [doi]
• Kalman filtering in water quality modeling: Theory vs. practiceB. P. Schrader, S. F. Moore. 504-510 [doi]
• GASP iv simulation of flush water recycling systemsRobert L. Fehr, J. R. Nuckols, O. J. Loewer, J. P. Bowden. 512-519 [doi]
• Simulation models of forest resource managementDieter R. Pelz. 520-526 [doi]
• Modeling and Analysis using SAINT: A combined discrete/continuous network simulation languageDavid B. Wortman, Steven D. Duket, Deborah J. Seifert. 528-534 [doi]
• Using INS to model systems with active resourcesStephen D. Roberts, Mark Fox, James Schier. 536-544 [doi]
• An improved events list algorithmJames O. Henriksen. 546-557 [doi]
• A metalanguage for interactive simulationR. C. Heterick, John A. Gerth, N. D. Huebner. 558-567 [doi]
• Simulation category languages-a DDP exampleP. Nick Lawrence. 568-571 [doi]
• Simulating service station operations: A planning tool for SOHIO managementPhiroz P. Darukhanavala, Ross D. Hitti, Sujit R. Kumar, Chanaka Wijayasinha. 572-578 [doi]
• A simulation model for predicting the effect of advertisement schedulesR. Balachandra. 580-589 [doi]
• A new product design model: The Case of a carribean resort destinationRichard Bjorklund. 590-600 [doi]
• Joint cost allocation - a simulation approachMorcos F. Massoud, Ralph T. Hocking. 602-606 [doi]
• Probabilistic budgeting: One practical experienceR. J. Lord. 608-616 [doi]
• An extension of the central server modelUdo W. Pooch, Don M. Warner. 618-625 [doi]
• An analytical model of a teleprocessing systemTerence Berinato. 626-632 [doi]
• A simulation study of adaptive scheduling policies in interactive computer systemsSamuel T. Chanson, Craig D. Bishop. 634-641 [doi]
• Corporate planning modeling languagesThomas H. Naylor. 643-644 [doi]
• XSIM: A corporate financial model development languageWilliam A. Sherden. 646-651 [doi]
• SIMPLAN: Moving simulation into the board roomR. Britton Mayo. 652-657 [doi]
• Model formulation for fleet size determination of a university motor poolWilliam W. Williams, Oscar S. Fowler. 658-667 [doi]
• Experimental design for real-time simulations of air traffic control conceptsE. H. Stevens. 668-674 [doi]
• A structural approach to simulation in support of computer system designMelvin M. Cutler. 676-682 [doi]
• Simulation of multiprocessor computer with local memoriesMarcel Jirina. 684-692 [doi]
• Program generator systemsJohn R. Metzner. 694-700 [doi]
• Utility of data base management to analyze the output from complex simulationsPamela E. Joseph, Stephen D. Roberts. 702-709 [doi]
• An interactive computer approach to performing resource analysis for a multi-resource/multi-project problemRonald A. Schlagheck. 710-720 [doi]
• Documentation of simulation models: prospects and problemsRichard E. Nance, Paul F. Roth. 722-723 [doi]
• A taxonomy approach to simulation model documentationHarold Joseph Highland. 724-729 [doi]
• A vehicle for developing standards for simulation programmingHenry Kleine. 730-741 [doi]
• Documenting simulation studies for managementBelva J. Cooley. 742-746 [doi]
• Increased efficiency of raw tomato trucking operationPradeep Batra. 748-752 [doi]
• A simulation of operations of a quick-service steak house restaurantHaluk Bekiroglu, Turan Gonen. 754-757 [doi]
• Computerized manufacturing systems: A need for integrationRichard J. Mayer, Joseph J. Talavage. 758-766 [doi]
• Simulation of an automated stacker storage systemR. Miles Waugh, Richard A. Ankener. 768-776 [doi]
• Development of "APPLES" - a generalized discrete event modelGordon F. Mead, Candice Howard Prince. 778-785 [doi]
• Determination of machine requirements via simulationRoderick R. Reasor, Robert P. Davis, David M. Miller. 786-790 [doi]
• NUFACTS: A tool for the analysis of nuclear development policiesMark B. Triplett, Theodore L. Willke, John D. Waddell. 792-798 [doi]
• Using simulation to analyze pulse stuffing network jitterJ. A. Gracia, Ronald M. Huhn. 800-810 [doi]
• A study of rolling-mill productivity utilizing a statistically designed simulation experimentG. F. Koons, B. Perlic. 812-822 [doi]
• Process plant reliability and capacity analysisWilliam R. Lesyna. 824-833 [doi]
• VEEP vehicle economy, emissions, and performance programDonald A. Heimburger, Marcia A. Metcalfe. 834-841 [doi]
• A simulation analysis of dynamic inventory policies in a generalized stochastic environmentJohn E. Hebert, Richard F. Deckro. 842-847 [doi]
• Digital simulation for detecting congestion in hospital facilitiesG. Miles Johnson, William W. Happ. 848-853 [doi]
• "Functional distribution of the workload of a linded computer system and its simulation"Constantine Lazos. 855-861 [doi]
• A model for simulating combat medical support systemsPaul B. Richards, J. Raymond Fletcher, Claude M. Delfosse. 862-868 [doi]