Table of Contents

• Parallel simulation on supercomputersKalyan S. Perumalla. 1 [doi]
• Teaching an advanced simulation topicShane G. Henderson, Sheldon Jacobson, Stewart Robinson. 2 [doi]
• How discrete-event simulation software works and why it mattersThomas J. Schriber, Daniel T. Brunner, Jeffrey S. Smith. 3 [doi]
• Advanced spatial systems with cellular discrete-event modeling and simulationGabriel Andrés Wainer. 4 [doi]
• Conceptual simulation modeling with onto-UMLGiancarlo Guizzardi, Gerd Wagner. 5 [doi]
• Input uncertainty in outout analysisRussell R. Barton. 6 [doi]
• Optimization via simulation with Bayesian statistics and dynamic programmingPeter Frazier. 7 [doi]
• Tools and methodologies for executing successful simulation consulting projectsCarley Jurishica, Nancy Zupick. 8 [doi]
• Using sectioning to construct confidence intervals for quantiles when applying importance samplingMarvin K. Nakayama. 9 [doi]
• Optimal scenario tree reductions for the stochastic unit commitment problemAli Koc, Soumyadip Ghosh. 10 [doi]
• Sampling point processes on stable unbounded regions and exact simulation of queuesJose Blanchet, Jing Dong. 11 [doi]
• Ranking and selection with unknown correlation structuresHuashuai Qu, Ilya O. Ryzhov, Michael C. Fu. 12 [doi]
• Efficient computing budget allocation for a single design by using regression with sequential sampling constraintXiang Hu, Loo Hay Lee, Ek Peng Chew, Douglas J. Morrice, Chun-Hung Chen. 13 [doi]
• Closed-form sampling laws for stochastically constrained simulation optimization on large finite setsNugroho Artadi Pujowidianto, Susan R. Hunter, Raghu Pasupathy, Loo Hay Lee, Chun-Hung Chen. 14 [doi]
• New control variates for lévy process modelsKemal Dinçer Dingeç, Wolfgang Hörmann. 15 [doi]
• A new perspective on batched quantile estimationChristos Alexopoulos, David Goldsman, James R. Wilson. 16 [doi]
• A new approach to unbiased estimation for SDE'sChang-han Rhee, Peter W. Glynn. 17 [doi]
• Combining gradient-based optimization with stochastic searchEnlu Zhou, Jiaqiao Hu. 18 [doi]
• Optimization via gradient oriented polar random searchHaobin Li, Loo Hay Lee, Ek Peng Chew. 19 [doi]
• Averaging and derivative estimation within stochastic approximation algorithmsFatemeh Sadat Hashemi, Raghu Pasupathy. 20 [doi]
• A quick assessment of input uncertaintyBruce E. Ankenman, Barry L. Nelson. 21 [doi]
• Appointment scheduling using optimisation via simulationPaulien Koeleman, Ger Koole. 22 [doi]
• On the modeling and forecasting of call center arrivalsRouba Ibrahim, Nazim Regnard, Pierre L'Ecuyer, Haipeng Shen. 23 [doi]
• Stochastic kriging for conditional value-at-risk and its sensitivitiesXi Chen, Barry L. Nelson, Kyoung-Kuk Kim. 24 [doi]
• Selecting random latin hypercube dimensions and designs through estimation of maximum absolute pairwise correlationAlejandro S. Hernandez, Thomas W. Lucas, Paul J. Sanchez. 25 [doi]
• Moving least squares regression for high dimensional simulation metamodelingPeter Salemi, Barry L. Nelson, Jeremy Staum. 26 [doi]
• On the choice of MCMC kernels for approximate Bayesian computation with SMC samplersAnthony Lee. 27 [doi]
• Bayesian inference for gibbs random fields using composite likelihoodsNial Friel. 28 [doi]
• Optimal parallelization of a sequential approximate Bayesian computation algorithmJean-Michel Marin, Pierre Pudlo, Mohammed Sedki. 29 [doi]
• Computing mean first exit times for stochastic processes using multi-level Monte CarloDesmond J. Higham, Mikolaj Roj. 30 [doi]
• Tight bounds for American options via multilevel Monte CarloDenis Belomestny, Marcel Ladkau, John Schoenmakers. 31 [doi]
• Multilevel Monte Carlo methods for highly heterogeneous mediaAretha L. Teckentrup. 32 [doi]
• Simulation of coalescence with stratified samplingRami El Haddad, Rana Fakhereddine, Christian Lécot, Arthur Soucemarianadin, Moussa Tembely. 33 [doi]
• Constructing adapted lattice rules using problem-dependent criteriaPierre L'Ecuyer, David Munger. 34 [doi]
• Fast orthogonal transforms for pricing derivatives with quasi-Monte CarloChristian Irrgeher, Gunther Leobacher. 35 [doi]
• Rare-event simulations for exponential integrals of smooth Gaussian processesJingchen Liu, Gongjun Xu. 36 [doi]
• Rare events in cancer recurrence timingJasmine Foo, Kevin Leder. 37 [doi]
• On error rates in rare event simulation with heavy tailsSøren Asmussen, Dominik Kortschak. 38 [doi]
• Dependent failures in highly reliable static networksZdravko I. Botev, Pierre L'Ecuyer, Bruno Tuffin. 39 [doi]
• Probabilistic bounded relative error for rare event simulation learning techniquesBruno Tuffin, Ad Ridder. 40 [doi]
• Efficient importance sampling under partial informationHenry Lam. 41 [doi]
• Efficient discrete optimization via simulation using stochastic krigingJie Xu. 42 [doi]
• On direct gradient enhanced simulation metamodelsHuashuai Qu, Michael C. Fu. 43 [doi]
• Selecting the best by comparing simulated systems in a group of three when variances are known and unequalA. B. Dieker, Seong-Hee Kim. 44 [doi]
• Exploring bounds on ambulance deployment policy performanceEric Cao Ni, Susan R. Hunter, Shane G. Henderson, Huseyin Topaloglu. 45 [doi]
• Evaluating dynamic dispatch strategies for emergency medical services: TIFAR simulation toolMartin van Buuren, Rob van der Mei, Karen Aardal, Henk Post. 46 [doi]
• Optimally tuned markov chain simulations of battles for real time decision makingRussell Cheng, James Moffat. 47 [doi]
• Ranking and selection meets robust optimizationIlya O. Ryzhov, Boris Defourny, Warren B. Powell. 48 [doi]
• Convex and monotonic bootstrapped krigingJack P. C. Kleijnen, Ehsan Mehdad, Wim C. M. Van Beers. 49 [doi]
• Sequential screening: a Bayesian dynamic programming analysis of optimal group-splittingPeter I. Frazier, Bruno Jedynak, Li Chen. 50 [doi]
• Transient heat transfer through walls and thermal bridges. numerical modelling: methodology and validationFabrizio Ascione, Filippo de' Rossi, Nicola Bianco, Giuseppe Peter Vanoli. 51 [doi]
• Validation of building energy modeling tools: ecotect™, green building studio™ and IES<VE>™Thomas Reeves, Svetlana Olbina, Raymond Issa. 52 [doi]
• Preliminary research in dynamic-BIM (D-BIM) workbench developmentRavi Srinivasan, Charles Kibert, Siddharth Thakur, Ishfak Ahmed, Paul A. Fishwick, Zachary Ezzell, Jaya Lakshmanan. 53 [doi]
• Methodology for synchronizing discrete event simulation and system dynamics modelsHani Alzraiee, Tarek Zayed, Osama Moselhi. 54 [doi]
• Construction analysis of rainwater harvesting systemsLawrence V. Fulton, Rasim Muzaffer Musal, Francis A. Mendez Mediavilla. 55 [doi]
• Determination of float time for individual construction tasks using constraint-based discrete-event simulationGergo Dori, André Borrmann. 56 [doi]
• Simulation of mobile crane operations in 3D spaceSangHyeok Han, Mohamed Al-Hussein, Shafiul Hasan, Kamil Umut Gökçe, Ahmed Bouferguene. 57 [doi]
• Adjusted recombination operator for simulation-based construction schedule optimizationKamil Szczesny, Matthias Hamm, Markus König. 58 [doi]
• Intelligent BIM-based construction scheduling using discrete event simulationMarkus König, Christian Koch, Ilka Habenicht, Sven Spieckermann. 59 [doi]
• Devs-based building information modeling and simulation for emergency evacuationSixuan Wang, Michael Van Schyndel, Gabriel Andrés Wainer, Vinu Subashini Rajus, Robert Woodbury. 60 [doi]
• Automatic generation of dynamic virtual fences as part of BIM-based prevention program for construction safetyAmin Hammad, Shayan Setayeshgar, Cheng Zhang, Yoosef Asen. 61 [doi]
• Health care logistics and space: accounting for the physical build environmentRichard J. Boucherie, Erwin W. Hans, Timo Hartmann. 62 [doi]
• Development of the physics-based assembly system model for the mechatronic validation of automated assembly systemsAnton Strahilov, Jivka Ovtcharova, Thomas Bär. 63 [doi]
• GPS-based framework towards more realistic and real-time construction equipment operation simulationNipesh Pradhananga, Jochen Teizer. 64 [doi]
• Advancement simulation of tunnel boring machinesTobias Rahm, Kambiz Sadri, Christian Koch, Markus Thewes, Markus König. 65 [doi]
• Simulation modeling in the social care sector: a literature reviewBhakti S. S. Onggo. 66 [doi]
• Mixing other methods with simulation is no big dealMichael Pidd. 67 [doi]
• Hybrid simulation for modelling large systems: an example of integrated care modelJafri Zulkepli, Tillal Eldabi, Navonil Mustafee. 68 [doi]
• Hybrid simulation with loosely coupled system dynamics and agent-based models for prospective health technology assessmentsAnatoli Djanatliev, Reinhard German, Peter Kolominsky-Rabas, Bernd M. Hofmann. 69 [doi]
• Calibration of a decision-making process in a simulation model by a bicriteria optimization problemCristina Azcárate, Fermín Mallor, Julio Barado. 70 [doi]
• Modeling requirements for an emergency medical service system design evaluatorInkyung Sung, Taesik Lee. 71 [doi]
• High performance informatics for pandemic preparednessKeith R. Bisset, Stephen Eubank, Madhav V. Marathe. 72 [doi]
• Modeling the spread of community-associated MRSACharles M. Macal, Michael J. North, Nicholson T. Collier, Vanja M. Dukic, Diane S. Lauderdale, Michael Z. David, Robert S. Daum, Philip Shumm, Robert S. Daum, James A. Evans, Jocelyn R. Wilder, Duane T. Wegener. 73 [doi]
• A large simulation experiment to test influenza pandemic behaviorMichael F. Beeler, Dionne M. Aleman, Michael W. Carter. 74 [doi]
• Planning of bed capacities in specialized and integrated care units: incorporating bed blockers in a simulation of surgical throughputNavonil Mustafee, Terry Lyons, Paul Rees, Lee Davies, Mark Ramsey, Michael D. Williams. 75 [doi]
• The case against utilization: deceptive performance measures in inpatient care capacity modelsK. Louis Luangkesorn, Theologos Bountourelis, Andrew J. Schaefer, Spencer G. Nabors, Gilles Clermont. 76 [doi]
• Evaluating healthcare systems with insufficient capacity to meet demandSachin R. Pendharkar, Diane P. Bischak, Paul Rogers. 77 [doi]
• A generalized simulation model of an integrated emergency postMartijn Mes, Manon Bruens. 78 [doi]
• SimPHO: an ontology for simulation modeling of population healthAnya Okhmatovskaia, David L. Buckeridge, Arash Shaban-Nejad, Andrew Sutcliffe, Philippe Finès, Jacek A. Kopec, Michael C. Wolfson. 79 [doi]
• Applying a framework for healthcare incentives simulationJoseph P. Bigus, Ching-Hua Chen-Ritzo, Keith Hermiz, Gerald Tesauro, Robert Sorrentino. 80 [doi]
• Operations analysis and appointment scheduling for an outpatient chemotherapy departmentMitsuko Yokouchi, Setsuko Aoki, Haixia Sang, Run Zhao, Soemon Takakuwa. 81 [doi]
• Aggregate simulation modeling of an MRI department using effective process timesF. J. A. Jansen, L. F. P. Etman, J. E. Rooda, Ivo J. B. F. Adan. 82 [doi]
• Sensitivity analysis of an ICU simulation modelTheologos Bountourelis, David Eckman, K. Louis Luangkesorn, Andrew J. Schaefer, Spencer G. Nabors, Gilles Clermont. 83 [doi]
• Reducing ambulance response time using simulation: the case of val-de-marne department emergency medical serviceLina Aboueljinane, Zied Jemaï, Evren Sahin. 84 [doi]
• A simulation-based iterative method for a trauma center: air ambulance location problemTaesik Lee, Soo-Haeng Cho, Hoon Jang, John G. Turner. 85 [doi]
• Comparison of ambulance diversion policies via simulationAdrian Ramirez Nafarrate, A. Baykal Hafizoglu, Esma Senturk Gel, John W. Fowler. 86 [doi]
• Simulation with data scarcity: developing a simulation model of a hospital emergency departmentYong-Hong Kuo, Janny M. Y. Leung, Colin A. Graham. 87 [doi]
• Multi-criteria framework for emergency department in Irish hospitalWaleed Abo-Hamad, Amr Arisha. 88 [doi]
• ABMS optimization for emergency departmentsEduardo Cabrera, Emilio Luque, Manel Taboada, Francisco Epelde, Ma Luisa Iglesias. 89 [doi]
• A simulation-based decision support system to model complex demand driven healthcare facilitiesMichael Thorwarth, Amr Arisha. 90 [doi]
• A simulation study to reduce nurse overtime and improve patient flow time at a hospital endoscopy unitJavad Taheri, Ziad Gellad, Dariele Burchfield, Kevin Cooper. 91 [doi]
• A simulation study of patient flow for day of surgery admissionMichael E. Kuhl. 92 [doi]
• Linked lives: the utility of an agent-based approach to modeling partnership and household formation in the context of social careJason Noble, Eric Silverman, Jakub Bijak, Stuart Rossiter, Maria Evandrou, Seth Bullock, Athina Vlachantoni, Jane Falkingham. 93 [doi]
• Using system dynamics to model the social care system: simulation modeling as the catalyst in linking demography to care deliverySally C. Brailsford, Maria Evandrou, Rebekah Luff, Richard J. Shaw, Joe Viana, Athina Vlachantoni, Rosalind M. Willis. 94 [doi]
• A multi-paradigm, whole system view of health and social care for age-related macular degenerationJoe Viana, Stuart Rossiter, Andrew A. Channon, Sally C. Brailsford, Andrew Lotery. 95 [doi]
• A survey on the use of simulation in German healthcarePatrick Kirchhof, Nicolas G. Meseth. 96 [doi]
• Why healthcare professionals are slow to adopt modeling and simulationJames C. Fackler, Julie Hankin, Terry Young. 97 [doi]
• A generic model to assess sustainability of resource management plans within concurrent regulatory contextsJean-Pierre Müller, Sigrid Aubert. 98 [doi]
• Using participatory elicitation to identify population needs and power structures in conflict environmentsMaciej M. Latek, Seyed M. Mussavi Rizi, Armando Geller. 99 [doi]
• Peer review under the microscope: an agent-based model of scientific collaborationFlaminio Squazzoni, Claudio Gandelli. 100 [doi]
• Modelling innovation networks of general purpose technologies: the case of nanotechnologyBenjamin Schrempf, Petra Ahrweiler. 101 [doi]
• Hybrid simulation and optimization approach to design and control fresh product networksMarlies de Keizer, René Haijema, Jack G. A. J. van der Vorst, Jacqueline Bloemhof-Ruwaard. 102 [doi]
• Equity valuation model of vietnamese companies in a foreign securities market - a simulation approachNguyen Dang Minh, Nguyen Thi Thuy Dzung, Nguyen Thi Minh Hue, Nguyen Dang Toan. 103 [doi]
• Modeling food supply chains using multi-agent simulationCaroline C. Krejci, Benita M. Beamon. 104 [doi]
• Predictive non-equilibrium social scienceRichard Colbaugh, Kristin Glass, Curtis Johnson. 105 [doi]
• Do the attributes of products matter for success in social network markets?Paul Ormerod, Bassel Tarbush, R. Alexander Bentley. 106 [doi]
• Complexity and agent based models in the policy processBridget Rosewell, Paul Ormerod. 107 [doi]
• Hypercube simulation analysis for a large-scale ambulance service systemHozumi Morohosi, Takehiro Furuta. 108 [doi]
• An open source simulation-based approach for neighbourhood spatial planning policyPeter Lee, Georgios Theodoropoulos. 109 [doi]
• A simulation study of the effect of mosque design on egress timesKhaled Nassar, Ahmed Bayyoumi. 110 [doi]
• Agent based model of the e-mini future: application for policy makingRoy Hayes, Mark Paddrik, Andrew Todd, Steve Yang, Peter Beling, William Scherer. 111 [doi]
• Grounded theory based agentsArianna Dal Forno, Ugo Merlone. 112 [doi]
• Modeling social groups in crowds using common ground theorySeung In Park, Francis K. H. Quek, Yong Cao. 113 [doi]
• Simulation-based distributed fuzzy control for wip in a multi-variety and small-batch discrete production system with one tightly coupled cellRun Zhao, Soemon Takakuwa. 114 [doi]
• Computational intelligence methods: joint use in discrete event simulation model of logistics processesMarek Karkula, Lech Bukowski. 115 [doi]
• Augmenting an inbound raw material handling system of a steel plant by uncovering hidden logistics capacityAtanu Mukherjee, Arindam Som, Arnab Adak, Prateek Raj, Swarnendu Kirtania. 116 [doi]
• Operations modeling and analysis of open pit copper mining using GPS tracking dataYifei Tan, Kanna Miwa, Undram Chinbat, Soemon Takakuwa. 117 [doi]
• Key performance indicators for the evaluation of balanced linesLothar März. 118 [doi]
• A simulation-based lean production approach at a low-volume parts manufacturer with part combiningFrancesco Nucci, Antonio Grieco. 119 [doi]
• Value chain simulation in aircraft productionMarvin Hermelijn, Jeroen Steenbakkers, Simon W. van der Weij. 120 [doi]
• Simulation of liquid metal logistics in primary aluminum industryDaniel Pablo Paz, Pablo Racca, César Bustelo. 121 [doi]
• Optimizing assembly line supply by integrating warehouse picking and forklift routing using simulationStefan Vonolfen, Monika Kofler, Andreas Beham, Michael Affenzeller, Werner Achleitner. 122 [doi]
• Autocorrelation effects in manufacturing systems performance: a simulation analysisDiego Crespo Pereira, David del Rio Vilas, Nadia Rego Monteil, Rosa Rios Prado, Alejandro Garcia del Valle. 123 [doi]
• Just in sequence delivery improvement based on Flexsim simulation experimentPawel Pawlewski, Karolina Rejmicz, Kamil Stasiak, Michal Pieprz. 124 [doi]
• Exchange rates and trade tariffs assessment for strategic decisions in supply networks configurationEduardo Saiz, Jone Uribetxebarria. 125 [doi]
• Simulation of yard operations and management in transshipment terminalsUwe Clausen, Ina Goedicke. 126 [doi]
• Simulation for performance evaluation of the housekeeping processPasquale Legato, Rina Mary Mazza, Roberto Trunfio. 127 [doi]
• Development and applications of simulation tools for one-of-a-kind production processesDirk Steinhauer, Michael Soyka. 128 [doi]
• Initial provisioning and spare parts inventory network optimisation in a multi maintenance base environmentPeter Lendermann, Annamalai Thirunavukkarasu, Malcolm Yoke-Hean Low, Leon F. McGinnis. 129 [doi]
• Reference point-based evolutionary multi-objective optimization for industrial systems simulationFlorian Siegmund, Jacob Bernedixen, Leif Pehrsson, Amos H. C. Ng, Kalyanmoy Deb. 130 [doi]
• A simulation-based approach for obtaining optimal order quantities of short-expiration date items at a retail storeHaixia Sang, Soemon Takakuwa. 131 [doi]
• Real-time performance measurement system for automated teller machinesR. G. van Anholt, Iris F. A. Vis. 132 [doi]
• A case study on simulation and emulation of a new case picking system for a us based wholesalerRalf Bleifuß, Sven Spieckermann, Stephan Stauber. 133 [doi]
• An investigation of the use of simulation tools in management educationInas E. Ezz, Cecilia Loureiro-Koechlin, Lampros K. Stergioulas. 134 [doi]
• Gaming simulations with environmental trajectories that maximize information gainGunnar Flötteröd, Sebastiaan Meijer. 135 [doi]
• A survey of serious games on sustainable developmentKorina Katsaliaki, Navonil Mustafee. 136 [doi]
• Constructive alignment in simulation educationAnders Skoogh, Björn Johansson, Edward J. Williams. 137 [doi]
• The exponential expansion of simulation in researchMatthew J. Powers, Susan M. Sanchez, Thomas W. Lucas. 138 [doi]
• A simulation based game approach for teaching operations management topicsFrancesco Costantino, Giulio Di Gravio, Ahmed Shaban, Massimo Tronci. 139 [doi]
• Designing serious games for revenue management training and strategy developmentCatherine Cleophas. 140 [doi]
• Simurena: a web portal for open educational simulationGerd Wagner. 141 [doi]
• The participatory design of a simulation training gameHeide Lukosch, Theo van Ruijven, Alexander Verbraeck. 142 [doi]
• Seamless integration of game and learning using modeling and simulationDennis Maciuszek, Martina Weicht, Alke Martens. 143 [doi]
• Enabling behavior reuse in development of virtual environment applicationsHuaiyu Liu, Mic Bowman, Warrant A. Hunt, Aaron M. Duffy. 144 [doi]
• Applying model-reconstruction by exploring MES and PLC data for simulation support of production systemsAndrás Pfeiffer, Botond Kádár, Gergely Popovics, Csaba Kardos, Zoltán Vén, Lörinc Kemény, László Monostori. 145 [doi]
• Embedding simulation in yard crane dispatching to minimize job tardiness in container terminalsShell-Ying Huang, Xi Guo, Wen-Jing Hsu, Wei Lin Lim. 146 [doi]
• Towards an agent-based symbiotic architecture for autonomic management of virtualized data centersQi Liu, Dilma Da Silva, Georgios K. Theodoropoulos, Elvis S. Liu. 147 [doi]
• A case for real-time calibration of data-driven microscopic traffic simulation toolsDwayne Henclewood, Wonho Suh, Michael O. Rodgers, Michael Hunter, Richard Fujimoto. 148 [doi]
• Symbiotic simulation for future electro-mobility transportation systemsHeiko Aydt, Michael Lees, Alois Knoll. 149 [doi]
• Combined car-following and unsafe event trajectory simulation using agent based modeling techniquesMontasir M. Abbas, Bryan Higgs, Linsen Chong, Alejandra Medina. 150 [doi]
• Simulation to discover structure in optimal dynamic control policiesRené Haijema, Diana van Dijk, Eligius M. T. Hendrix, Jan van der Wal. 151 [doi]
• MFCA-based simulation analysis for environment-oriented scm optimization conducted by SMEsXuzhong Tang, Soemon Takakuwa. 152 [doi]
• Using discrete-event simulation to evaluate a new master plan for a sanitary infrastructureEsra E. Aleisa, Farah Al-Refai, Abrar Al-Jadi, Alia'a Al-Naggar. 153 [doi]
• Global sensitivity analysis of nonlinear mathematical models - an implementation of two complementing variance-based algorithmsThomas Henkel, Heike Wilson, Wilfried Krug. 154 [doi]
• Achieving sustainability through a combination of LCA and DES integrated in a simulation software for production processesAndi H. Widok, Lars Schiemann, Paul Jahr, Volker Wohlgemuth. 155 [doi]
• Evaluation of methods used for life-cycle assessments in discrete event simulationJon Andersson, Anders Skoogh, Björn Johansson. 156 [doi]
• A hybrid simulation framework to assess the impact of renewable generators on a distribution networkFanny Boulaire, Mark Utting, Robin Drogemuller, Gerard Ledwich, Iman Ziari. 157 [doi]
• A comparative analysis of decentralized power grid stabilization strategiesArnd Hartmanns, Holger Hermanns, Pascal Berrang. 158 [doi]
• Experiences with object-oriented and equation based modeling of a floating support structure for wind turbines in modelicaMatthias Brommundt, Michael Muskulus, Mareike Strach, Michael Strobel, Fabian Vorpahl. 159 [doi]
• Mosaik: scalable smart grid scenario specificationSteffen Schütte, Michael Sonnenschein. 160 [doi]
• Optimization of distributed generation penetration based on particle filteringNurcin Celik, Juan Pablo Sáenz, Xiaoran Shi. 161 [doi]
• Large-scale traffic simualtion for low-carbon cityHideyuki Mizuta, Yoshiki Yamagata, Hajime Seya. 162 [doi]
• Cellular automata model based on machine learning methods for simulating land use changeOmar Charif, Reine-Maria Basse, Hichem Omrani, Philippe Trigano. 163 [doi]
• Simulation-based validity analysis of ecological user equilibriumYun-Pang Flötteröd, Peter Wagner, Michael Behrisch, Daniel Krajzewicz. 164 [doi]
• A tutorial on how to select simulation input probability distributionsAverill M. Law. 165 [doi]
• A tutorial on simulation modeling in six dimensionsPaul A. Fishwick. 166 [doi]
• Tutorial on building M&S software based on reuseJan Himmelspach. 167 [doi]
• Choosing what to model - conceptual modeling for simulationStewart Robinson. 168 [doi]
• Tips for successful practice of simulationDavid T. Sturrock. 169 [doi]
• Work smarter, not harder: a tutorial on designing and conducting simulation experimentsSusan M. Sanchez, Hong Wan. 170 [doi]
• Modeling and wafer defect analysis in semiconductor automated material handling systemsThomas Wagner, Clemens Schwenke, Klaus Kabitzsch. 171 [doi]
• Network optimization prior to dynamic simulation of AMHSChristian Hammel, Thorsten Schmidt, Matthias Schöps. 172 [doi]
• Methodology to best extend AMHS for site expansionGabriel Gaxiola, Eric Christensen, Christian Hammel, Paul Stachura. 173 [doi]
• Optimization model selection for simulation-based approximate dynamic programming approaches in semiconductor manufacturing operationsXiaoting Chen, Emmanuel Fernandez, W. David Kelton. 174 [doi]
• Introducing the virtual time based flow principle in a high-mix low-volume wafer test facility and exploring the behavior of its key performance indicatorsJan Lange, Gerald Weigert, Sophia Keil, Rainer Lasch, Dietrich Eberts. 175 [doi]
• A framework for effective WIP flow management in semiconductor frontend fabsMathias Duemmler, Juergen Wohlleben. 176 [doi]
• WIP control and calibration in a wafer fabZhugen Zhou, Oliver Rose. 177 [doi]
• WIP balance and due date control in a wafer fab with low and high volume productsZhugen Zhou, Oliver Rose. 178 [doi]
• Development and introduction of a combined dispatching policy at a high-mix low-volume ASIC facilityMike Gißrau, Oliver Rose. 179 [doi]
• Improving flow line scheduling by upstream mixed integer resource allocation in a wafer test facilityDirk Doleschal, Jan Lange, Gerald Weigert, Andreas Klemmt. 180 [doi]
• Study on optimization potential influencing factors in simulation studies focused on parallel batch machine scheduling using variable neighbourhood searchRobert Kohn, Oliver Rose. 181 [doi]
• A new approach on CPS-based scheduling and WIP control in process industriesToshiya Kaihara, Yoshihiro Yao. 182 [doi]
• MASM keynoteKurt Gruber. 183 [doi]
• Simulation-based optimization method for release control of a re-entrant manufacturing systemLi Li, Linhao Peng, Yunfeng Li. 184 [doi]
• An MVA approximation for conwip priority modelingGuy L. Curry, Moonsu Lee. 185 [doi]
• A mathematical model for estimating defect inspection capacity with a dynamic control strategyGloria Rodríguez-Verján, Stéphane Dauzère-Pérès, Jacques Pinaton. 186 [doi]
• Product mix optimization for a semiconductor fab: modeling approaches and decomposition techniquesAndreas Klemmt, Martin Romauch, Walter Laure. 187 [doi]
• Using iterative simulation to incorporate load-dependent lead times in master planning heuristicsThomas Ponsignon, Lars Mönch. 188 [doi]
• One solver for all - a generic allocation concept for planning and shop floor controlSebastian Werner, Frank Lehmann, Andreas Klemmt, Joerg Domaschke. 189 [doi]
• Optimized inspection capacity for out of control detection in semiconductor manufacturingIsrael Tirkel. 190 [doi]
• Setting quality control requirements to balance cycle time and yield: the single machine caseMiri Gilenson, Liron Yedidsion, Michael Hassoun. 191 [doi]
• Industrial implementation of a dynamic sampling algorithm in semiconductor manufacturing: approach and challengesJustin Nduhura Munga, Stéphane Dauzère-Pérès, Philippe Vialletelle, Claude Yugma. 192 [doi]
• Using simulation and hybrid sequencing optimization for makespan reduction at a wet toolAnna Rotondo, John Geraghty, Paul Young. 193 [doi]
• Scheduling jobs with time constraints between consecutive process steps in semiconductor manufacturingAndreas Klemmt, Lars Mönch. 194 [doi]
• Simulation-based multi-mode resource-constrained project scheduling of semiconductor equipment installation and qualificationJunzilan Cheng, John Fowler, Karl G. Kempf. 195 [doi]
• Virtual equipment for benchmarking predictive maintenance algorithmsAndreas Mattes, Ulrich Schöpka, Martin Schellenberger, Peter Scheibelhofer, Günter Leditzky. 196 [doi]
• Dominance index for many-to-many correlation and its applicaions to semiconductor yield analysisAmos Hong, Argon Chen. 197 [doi]
• Markov-chain based missing value estimation method for tool commonality analysis in semiconductor manufacturingRong-Huei Chen, Chih-Ming Fan. 198 [doi]
• Identifying ill tool combinations via Gibbs sampler for semiconductor manufacturing yield diagnosisYu-Chin Hsu, Rong-Huei Chen, Chih-Ming Fan. 199 [doi]
• Simulation of a green wafer fab featuring solar photovoltaic technology and storage systemLeann Sanders, Stephanie Lopez, Greg Guzman, Jesus A. Jimenez, Tongdan Jin. 200 [doi]
• An evaluation of an option contract in semiconductor supply chainsKonstanze Knoblich, Cathal Heavey, Peter Williams. 201 [doi]
• A multi-stage discrete event simulation approach for scheduling of maintenance activities in a semiconductor manufacturing lineWolfgang Scholl, Marcin Mosinski, Boon-Ping Gan, Peter Lendermann, Patrick Preuss, Daniel Noack. 202 [doi]
• Single toolset modeling approaches in semiconductor manufacturingKamil Erkan Kabak, Cathal Heavey, Brian Kernan. 203 [doi]
• Optimal batch process admission control in tandem queueing systems with queue time constraint considerationsCheng-Hung Wu, Yu-Ching Cheng, Ping-Ju Tang, Jiun-Yu Yu. 204 [doi]
• Improving cluster tools performance using colored Petri nets in semiconductor manifacturingDongjin Kim, Emrah Cimren, Robert Havey, Abbas K. Zaidi. 205 [doi]
• Tutorial: illusion of capacity - challenge of incorporating the complexity of FAB capacity (tool deployment & operating curve) into central planning for firms with substantial non-FAB complexityKenneth Fordyce, John Fournier, R. John Milne, Harpal Singh. 206 [doi]
• An agent-based model of the Battle of IsandlwanaChris Scogings, Kenneth A. Hawick. 207 [doi]
• An approximative method of simulating a duelEsa Lappi, Mikko S. Pakkanen, Bernt Åkesson. 208 [doi]
• Modeling of Canadian forces' northern operations and their stagingJean-Denis Caron, Yvan Gauthier, Ahmed Ghanmi. 209 [doi]
• Defense and security applications of modeling and simulation - grand challenges and current effortsAndreas Tolk, Erdal Cayirci, Randall Shumaker, Nabil R. Adam, Stefan Pickl, Joseph A. Sullivan, William F. Waite. 210 [doi]
• Metamodeling of simulations consisting of time series inputs and outputsScott L. Rosen, Christopher P. Saunders, Samar K. Guharay. 211 [doi]
• Assessing the robustness of UAV assignmentsYücel Alver, Murat Özdogan, Enver Yücesan. 212 [doi]
• Effective crowd control through adaptive evolution of agent-based simulation modelsNan Hu, James Decraene, Wentong Cai. 213 [doi]
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