WSC 1996: Coronado, CA, USA

• Karl G. Kempf:
  Simulating Semiconductor Manufacturing Systems: Successes, Failures, and Deep Questions. 3-11
  
• Martha A. Centeno:
  An Introduction to Simulation Modeling. 15-22
  
• Thomas J. Schriber, Daniel T. Brunner:
  Inside Simulation Software: How It Works and Why It Matters. 23-30
  
• Jerry Banks:
  Software for Simulation. 31-38
  
• Lawrence Leemis:
  Discrete-Event Simulation Input Process Modeling. 39-46
  
• W. David Kelton:
  Statistical Issues in Simulation. 47-54
  
• Robert G. Sargent:
  Verifying and Validating Simulation Models. 55-64
  
• Jeffrey A. Joines, Stephen D. Roberts:
  Design of Object-Oriented Simulations in C++. 65-72
  
• Averill M. Law, Michael G. McComas:
  Simulation of Communications Networks. 73-77
  
• Julie C. Lowery:
  Introduction to Simulation in Health Care. 78-84
  
• Gordon M. Clark:
  Introduction to Manufacturing Applications. 85-92
  
• Kerim Tumay:
  Business Process Simulation. 93-98
  
• Martin R. Barnes:
  Virtual Reality and Simulation. 101-110
  
• John S. Carson II:
  So You Want to be a Simulation Consultant. 111-113
  
• Frank Chance, Jennifer Robinson, John W. Fowler:
  Supporting Manufacturing with Simulation: Model Design, Development, and Deployment. 114-121
  
• Bruce W. Schmeiser, Wheyming Tina Song:
  Batching Methods in Simulation Output Analysis: What We Know and What We Don't. 122-127
  
• David M. Nicol:
  Principles of Conservative Parallel Simulation. 128-135
  
• Rajive Bagrodia:
  Perils and Pitfalls of Parallel Discrete-Event Simulation. 136-143
  
• Fred Glover, James P. Kelly, Manuel Laguna:
  New Advances and Applications of Combining Simulation and Optimization. 144-152
  
• Arnold H. Buss:
  Modeling with Event Graphs. 153-160
  
• A. Martin Wildberger:
  Introduction & Overview of "Artificial Life" - Evolving Intelligent Agents for Modeling & Simulation. 161-168
  
• Wayne J. Davis, Joseph G. Macro, Andrew L. Brook, Michael S. Lee, Guoyan S. Zhou:
  Developing a Real-Time Emulation/Simulation Capability for the Control Architecture to the RAMP FMS. 171-178
  
• Deborah A. Fullford:
  Distributed Interactive Simulation: Its Past, Present, and Future. 179-185
  
• Samir R. Das:
  Adaptive Protocols for Parallel Discrete Event Simulation. 186-193
  
• Jeffrey S. Smith, Brett A. Peters, James Curry, Glenn Drake, Cynthia LaJimodiere:
  Advanced Tutorial - Simulation-Based Scheduling and Control. 194-198
  
• Russell C. H. Cheng, Wayne Holland, Neil A. Hughes:
  Selection of Input Models Using Bootstrap Goodness-of-Fit. 199-206
  
• Marne C. Cario:
  Modeling and Simulating Time Series Input Processes with ARTAFACTS and ARTAGEN. 207-213
  
• Christos Alexopoulos, Andrew F. Seila:
  Implementing the Batch Means Method in Simulation Experiments. 214-221
  
• Pieter A. Voss, Jorge Haddock, Thomas R. Willemain:
  Estimating Steady State Mean from Short Transient Simulations. 222-229
  
• James D. Arthur, Richard E. Nance:
  Independent Verification and Validation: A Missing Link in Simulation Methodology? 230-236
  
• Jon C. Helton:
  Computational Structure of a Performance Assessment Involving Stochastic and Subjective Uncertainty. 239-247
  
• Jack P. C. Kleijnen:
  Five-Stage Procedure for the Evaluation of Simulation Models Through Statistical Techniques. 248-254
  
• E. Marian Scott:
  Uncertainty and Sensitivity Studies of Models of Environmental Systems. 255-259
  
• Robert L. Smith:
  The Hit-and-Run Sampler: A Globally Reaching Markov Chain Sampler for Generating Arbitrary Multivariate Distributions. 260-264
  
• Luc Devroye:
  Random Variate Generation in One Line of Code. 265-272
  
• Indira Kuruganti, Stephen G. Strickland:
  Importance Sampling for Markov Chains: Computing Variance and Determining Optimal Measures. 273-280
  
• Halim Damerdji, Peter W. Glynn, Marvin K. Nakayama, James R. Wilson:
  Selecting the Best System in Transient Simulations with Variances Known. 281-286
  
• John O. Miller, Barry L. Nelson, Charles H. Reilly:
  Getting More from the Data in a Multinomial Selection Problem. 287-294
  
• Michael C. Fu, Jian-Qiang Hu:
  A Comparison of Perturbation Analysis Techniques. 295-301
  
• Paul Glasserman, Philip Heidelberger, Perwez Shahabuddin, Tim Zajic:
  Splitting for Rare Event Simulation: Analysis of Simple Cases. 302-308
  
• Pierre L'Ecuyer, Yanick Champoux:
  Importance Sampling for Large ATM-Type Queueing Networks. 309-316
  
• Christian Kelling:
  A Framework for Rare Event Simulation of Stochastic Petri Nets Using "RESTART". 317-324
  
• Katherine B. Ensor, Peter W. Glynn:
  Grid-Based Simulation and the Method of Conditional Least Squares. 325-331
  
• Alexander Shapiro:
  Simulation Based Optimization. 332-336
  
• Gül Gürkan, Ayonca Özge, Stephen M. Robinson:
  Sample-Path Solution of Stochastic Variational Inequalities, with Applications to Option Pricing. 337-344
  
• Robert G. Sargent:
  Some Subjective Validation Methods Using Graphical Displays of Data. 345-351
  
• Jack P. C. Kleijnen, Bert Bettonvil, Willem J. H. Van Groenendaal:
  Validation of Trace-Driven Simulation Models: Regression Analysis Revisited. 352-359
  
• Akira Tajima, Syoiti Ninomiya, Shu Tezuka:
  On the Anomaly of ran1() in Monte Carlo Pricing of Financial Derivatives. 360-366
  
• Lee Schruben, David Goldsman, Douglas J. Morrice:
  Using Null Effects Estimators in the Analysis of Simulation Output. 367-371
  
• Halim Damerdji, Marvin K. Nakayama:
  Two-Stage Procedures for Multiple Comparisons with a Control in Steady-State Simulations. 372-375
  
• Mehdi Hoseyni-Nasab, Sigrún Andradóttir:
  Parallel Simulation by Time Segmentation: Methodology and Applications. 376-381
  
• Donald C. McNickle, Krzysztof Pawlikowski, Gregory Ewing:
  Experimental Evaluation of Confidence Interval Procedures in Sequential Steady-State Simulation. 382-389
  
• Carmelita Görg, Friedrich Schreiber:
  The RESTART/LRE Method for Rare Event Simulation. 390-397
  
• Chun-Hung Chen, Hsiao-Chang Chen, Liyi Dai:
  A Gradient Approach for Smartly Allocating Computing Budget for Discrete Event Simulation. 398-405
  
• Mahmoud H. Alrefaei, Sigrún Andradóttir:
  Discrete Stochastic Optimization via a Modification of the Stochastic Ruler Method. 406-411
  
• Leyuan Shi:
  Variance Property of Discontinuous Perturbation Analysis. 412-417
  
• Klaus-Peter Huber, Michael R. Berthold, Helena Szczerbicka:
  Fuzzy Graph Based Metamodeling. 418-425
  
• Don Lazzari, Robert Crosslin:
  Introduction to Work Flow Modeling with BPSimulator. 429-431
  
• David T. Sturrock, Glenn Drake:
  Simulation for High Speed Processing. 432-436
  
• Nancy A. Markovitch, David M. Profozich:
  Arena Software Tutorial. 437-440
  
• Diana F. Carroll:
  MedModel - Healthcare Simulation Software. 441-446
  
• Deborah Benson:
  Simulation Modeling and Optimization Using ProModel. 447-452
  
• Robert C. Crain:
  Simulation Using GPSS/H. 453-459
  
• James O. Henriksen:
  The Power and Performance of Proof Animation. 460-467
  
• James O. Henriksen:
  An Introduction to SLX. 468-475
  
• Madhavi Lingineni, Bruce Caraway, Perakath C. Benjamin, Richard J. Mayer:
  Tutorial on ProSim: A Knowledge-Based Simulation Model Design Tool. 476-480
  
• A. Alan B. Pritsker, Jean J. O'Reilly:
  AweSim: The Integrated Simulation System. 481-484
  
• Julie N. Ehrlich, William R. Lilegdon:
  Making Better Manufacturing Decisions with AIM. 485-491
  
• John S. Carson II:
  AutoStat: Output Statistical Analysis for AutoMod Users. 492-499
  
• Matthew W. Rohrer:
  AutoMod Tutorial. 500-505
  
• Matthew W. Rohrer:
  AutoSched Tutorial. 506-509
  
• Catherine Drury Barnes, K. Ronald Laughery Jr.:
  Advanced Uses for Micro Saint Simulation Software. 510-516
  
• Herbert D. Schwetman:
  CSIM18 - The Simulation Engine. 517-521
  
• Kendra E. Moore, John E. Brennan:
  ALPHA/SIM Simulation Software Tutorial. 522-529
  
• Maya Binun:
  Business Process Modeling with SIMPROCESS. 530-534
  
• Michael Angel:
  Conducting Experiments with Experiment Manager. 535-541
  
• Alasdar Mullarney:
  MODSIM III - A Tutorial. 542-546
  
• W. Bruce Thompson:
  Introduction to the WITNESS Visual Interactive Simulator and OLEII Automation. 547-550
  
• Linda Jankauskas, Sam McLafferty:
  BestFit, Distribution-Fitting Software by Palisade Corporation. 551-555
  
• Gerald A. Levasseur:
  An Object-Oriented Phone Center Model Using SIMPLE++. 556-563
  
• Eric S. Grajo:
  Strategic Layout Planning and Simulation for Lean Manufacturing: A LayOPT Tutorial. 564-568
  
• Cliff B. King:
  Taylor II Manufacturing Simulation Software. 569-573
  
• William B. Nordgren:
  Time Machine - The Dynamic Worksheet. 574-577
  
• David Krahl:
  Modeling with Extend. 578-583
  
• David P. Sly:
  A Systematic Approach to Factory Layout and Design with FactoryPLAN, FactoryOPT, and FactoryFLOW. 584-587
  
• Averill M. Law, Michael G. McComas:
  ExpertFit: Total Support for Simulation Input Modeling. 588-593
  
• Giao Thanh Nguyen, Randy H. Katz, Brian Noble, Mahadev Satyanarayanan:
  A Trace-Based Approach for Modeling Wireless Channel Behavior. 597-604
  
• Winston W. Liu, Ching-Chuan Chiang, Hsiao-Kuang Wu, Vikas Jha, Mario Gerla, Rajive Bagrodia:
  Parallel Simulation Environment for Mobile Wireless Networks. 605-612
  
• Chien-Chung Shen:
  A CORBA Facility for Network Simulation. 613-620
  
• Karim Djemame, Mohamed Bettaz, Dennis C. Gilles, Lewis M. Mackenzie:
  Performance Comparison of High-Level Algebraic Nets Distributed Simulation Protocols. 621-628
  
• David B. Cavitt, C. Michael Overstreet, Kurt Maly:
  A Performance Analysis Model for Distributed Simulations. 629-636
  
• Alois Ferscha, James Johnson:
  A Testbed for Parallel Simulation Performance Prediction. 637-644
  
• Fang Hao, Karen Wilson, Richard Fujimoto, Ellen W. Zegura:
  Logical Process Size in Parallel Simulations. 645-652
  
• Sven Sköld, Robert Rönngren:
  Event Sensitive State Saving in Time Warp Parallel Discrete Event Simulations. 653-660
  
• Eunmi Choi, Dugki Min:
  Event Scheduling Schemes for Time Warp on Distributed Systems. 661-668
  
• Robert D. Macredie, Simon J. E. Taylor, Xiaoning Yu, Richard Keeble:
  Virtual Reality and Simulation: An Overview. 669-674
  
• Simon J. E. Taylor, Julika Siemer:
  Enhancing Simulation Education with Intelligent Tutoring Systems. 675-680
  
• Michael Pidd:
  Model Development and HCI. 681-686
  
• Jasna Kuljis:
  HCI and Simulation Packages. 687-694
  
• Brian Lehaney, Ray J. Paul:
  Soft Systems Methodology and Simulation Modeling. 695-700
  
• Richard E. Nance, C. Michael Overstreet, Ernest H. Page:
  Redundancy in Model Representation: A Blessing or a Curse? 701-707
  
• Jae-Wook Lee, Sungho Kang:
  Efficient Simulation Model Generation Using Automatic Programming Techniques. 708-713
  
• Charles R. Standridge, James F. Kelly, Thomas Kelley, Jack Walther:
  Progress in Modular Simulation Environments. 714-720
  
• Michael Pidd:
  Five Simple Principle of Modelling. 721-728
  
• Daniel J. Muller:
  Simulation: "What to Do with the Model Afterward". 729-733
  
• Louis A. Molina, Carlos Gandarillas, Martha A. Centeno:
  Goal Driven Simulation Intelligent Back Ends: A State of the Art Review. 734-739
  
• S. Cem Karacal, Terrence G. Beaumariage, Zeynep A. Karacal:
  Comparison of Simulation Environments Through Analytic Hierarchy Process. 740-747
  
• Hessam S. Sarjoughian, Bernard P. Zeigler:
  Abstraction Mechanisms in Discrete-Event Inductive Modeling. 748-755
  
• Don Caughlin:
  Parameter Identification Methods for Metamodeling Simulations. 756-763
  
• Kangsun Lee, Paul A. Fishwick:
  Dynamic Model Abstraction. 764-771
  
• Paul A. Fishwick:
  Web-Based Simulation: Some Personal Observations. 772-779
  
• Arnold H. Buss, Kirk A. Stork:
  Discrete-Event Simulation on the World Wide Web Using Java. 780-785
  
• Rajesh S. Nair, John A. Miller, Zhiwei Zhang:
  Java-Based Query Driven Simulation Environment. 786-793
  
• Fabian Gomes, Brian Unger, John G. Cleary:
  Language Based State Saving Extensions for Optimistic Parallel Simulation. 794-800
  
• Felipe Knop, Edward Mascarenhas, Vernon Rego:
  A Parallel GPSS Based on the ParaSol Simulation System. 801-808
  
• Wilkey Richardson, Mary L. Bailey, William H. Sanders:
  Using ZPL to Develop a Parallel Chaos Router Simulator. 809-816
  
• Ingolf Ståhl:
  Steps Toward a Better Internal GPSS Mechanism. 817-824
  
• Ricki G. Ingalls, Douglas J. Morrice, Andrew B. Whinston:
  Eliminating Canceling Edges from the Simulation Graph Model Methodology. 825-832
  
• J. Frederick Klingener:
  Programming Combined Discrete-Continuous Simulation Models for Performance. 833-839
  
• David A. Sykes, Brian A. Malloy:
  The Design of an Efficient Simulator for the Pentium Pro Processor. 840-847
  
• Ralf Wieting:
  Hybrid High-Level Nets. 848-855
  
• Tajudeen A. Atolagbe, Vlatka Hlupic:
  A Generic Architecture for Intelligent Instruction for Simulation Modelling Software Packages. 856-863
  
• Douglas R. Brouse, William A. Cann:
  The JUDY Theater Surveillance and Strike Simulation Model. 867-870
  
• Joseph C. Barto III, Patrick D. Clark:
  The Joint Training System: A Pillar of Joint Readiness and an Automation Challenge. 871-876
  
• Alex F. Sisti, Steven D. Farr:
  Modeling and Simulation Enabling Technologies for Military Applications. 877-883
  
• Martin S. Kleiner, Scott A. Carey:
  Knowledge Acquisition in Support of Artificial Intelligence: An Example and Some Lessons Learned. 884-891
  
• John A. Hixson:
  Using After Action Review Systems for Exercise Planning and Control. 892-895
  
• Lawrence J. Dacunto, David J. Prybyla:
  Combat Simulations in U.S. Army Training and Testing. 896-902
  
• Christopher G. Blood, Ed O'Donnell, Dan Rotblatt:
  A System to Project Injury and Illness Incidence During Military Operations. 903-906
  
• Scott C. Sundstrom, Christopher G. Blood, Serge A. Matheny:
  The Optimal Placement of Casualty Evacuation Assets: A Linear Programming Model. 907-911
  
• Christopher G. Blood, Michael S. Odowick, Jeffrey S. Marks:
  Simulation of Sasualty Sustainment During Naval Combat Operations. 912-917
  
• Robert G. Phelan Jr., Michael L. McGinnis:
  Reengineering the United States Army's Tactical Command and Control Operational Architecture for Information Operations. 918-925
  
• Michael J. Kwinn Jr., Robert G. Phelan Jr.:
  Management of Personnel Policies to Increase the Stability of Patriot Crew Members and Their Families: A Simulation Approach. 926-933
  
• Michael L. McGinnis, George F. Stone III:
  Measuring the Effectiveness of Simulation-Based Training. 934-938
  
• Roger D. Smith:
  Closing the Gap Between Simulation & Combat Computer Systems. 939-945
  
• Sudhir Srinivasan:
  Efficient Data Consistency in HLA/DIS++. 946-951
  
• John A. Tufarolo, Ernest H. Page:
  Evolving the VV&A Process for the ALSP Joint Training Confederation. 952-958
  
• Gary N. Bundy, David W. Seidel, Ben C. King, Carl D. Burke:
  An Experiment in Simulation Interoperability. 959-966
  
• Jeffrey E. Sumner, Eric A. Zahn:
  A Simulation of the Evacuation of American Citizens with an Object-Oriented, Animated Model. 967-974
  
• Chris J. M. Booth, David I. Bruce, Peter R. Hoare, Michael J. Kirton, K. Roy Milner, Ian J. Relf:
  Dynamic Memory Usage in Parallel Simulation: A Case Study of a Large-Scale Military Logistics Application. 975-982
  
• Dursun Delen, David B. Pratt, Manjunath Kamath:
  A New Paradigm for Manufacturing Enterprise Modeling: Reusable, Multi-Tool Modeling. 985-992
  
• Donald H. Liles, Adrien Presley:
  Enterprise Modeling within an Enterprise Engineering Framework. 993-999
  
• Ganesh Pai Kateel, Manjunath Kamath, David B. Pratt:
  An Overview of CIM Enterprise Modeling Methodologies. 1000-1007
  
• Thomas Jefferson, Madhav Rangaswami, Gregory Stoner:
  Simulation in the Design of Ground-Based Intrabay Automation Systems. 1008-1013
  
• Raka Sandell, Krishna Srinivasan:
  Evaluation of Lot Release Policies for Semiconductor Manufacturing Systems. 1014-1022
  
• James F. Hallas, Jane D. Kim, Charles T. Mosier, Carolyn Internicola:
  An Investigation of Operating Methods for 0.25 micron Semiconductor Manufacturing. 1023-1030
  
• Scott J. Mason, Paul A. Jensen, John W. Fowler:
  A Comparison Study of the Logic of Four Wafer Fabrication Simulators. 1031-1038
  
• Theodora Ivanova, Mansooreh Mollaghasemi, Linda C. Malone:
  Application of a 2-Stage Group-Screening Design to a Whole-Line Semiconductor Manufacturing Simulation Model. 1039-1045
  
• Lawrence S. Farey:
  TRW/TED Accelerometer Wafer Process Production Facility: Manufacturing Simulation. 1046-1051
  
• F. Bradley Armstrong, Bennett Foster, Charles Kern, Randall R. Gibson, Darrell W. Starks:
  Manufacturing Simulation Consultant's Forum. 1052-1056
  
• Lissette R. Gonzalez, Marelys L. García, Martha A. Centeno:
  On-Line Knowledge-Based Simulation for FMS: A State of the Art Survey. 1057-1061
  
• Michael Iuliano, Albert Jones:
  Controlling Activities in a Virtual Manufacturing Cell. 1062-1067
  
• Fernando G. Gonzalez:
  A Simulation-Based Controller Builder for Flexible Manufacturing Systems. 1068-1075
  
• Arne Thesen:
  Efficient State-Independent Sequencing Rules for Certain Flexible Manufacturing Systems. 1076-1082
  
• Glenn Drake, Jeffrey S. Smith:
  Simulation System for Real-Time Planning, Scheduling, and Control. 1083-1090
  
• Anand S. Kunnathur, Sriram Sampath, P. S. Sundararagharan:
  Dynamic Rescheduling of a Job Shop: A Simulation Study. 1091-1098
  
• Jay Bakst, Joel Hoffner, Kris Jacoby:
  Evaluation of a Distribution Center Tow-line Material Handling System Through Simulation Modeling. 1099-1106
  
• Ali K. Gunal, Edward J. Williams, Shigeru Sadakane:
  Modeling of Chain Conveyors and Their Equipment Interfaces. 1107-1114
  
• Leon Bing-Shiun Chuang, Joseph A. Heim:
  A Simulation Testbed for Investigation of Tandem AGV Systems. 1115-1122
  
• Farhad Azadivar, Junhong Shu, Moyeen Ahmad:
  Simulation optimization in strategic location of semi-finished products in a pull-type production system. 1123-1128
  
• Stacy M. Sammons, Jeffery K. Cochran:
  The use of simulation in the optimization of a cellular manufacturing system. 1129-1134
  
• Lynn S. Lachenmaier, Jeffery K. Cochran:
  Use of RESOURCE blocks in SLAM II for the evaluation of operator-machine assignments. 1135-1140
  
• Soemon Takakuwa:
  Efficient module-based modeling for a large-scale AS/RS-AGV system. 1141-1148
  
• Henry Herper, Thomas Kagerl, Dietrich Ziems:
  Incorporating financial and ergonomic considerations into models of manufacturing systems. 1149-1154
  
• Bernard J. Schroer, Phillip A. Farrington, James J. Swain, Dawn R. Utley:
  A generic simulator for modeling manufacturing modules. 1155-1160
  
• A. Alan B. Pritsker, O. Patrick Daily, Kenneth D. Pritsker:
  Using simulation to craft a national organ transplantation policy. 1163-1169
  
• Hans Manansang, Joseph A. Heim:
  An online, simulation-based patient scheduling system. 1170-1175
  
• Sheldon H. Jacobson, Douglas J. Morrice:
  Analyzing the temporal association between health disorders and medical treatments using probability models and Monte Carlo simulation. 1176-1182
  
• Pamela K. Fink, L. Tandy Herren:
  Modeling disease processes for drug development: bridging the gap between quantitative and heuristic models. 1183-1190
  
• Ewa Deelman, Boleslaw K. Szymanski, Thomas Caraco:
  Simulating Lyme disease using parallel discrete event simulation. 1191-1198
  
• Julie C. Lowery:
  Design of hospital admissions scheduling system using simulation. 1199-1204
  
• Gerald W. Evans, Tesham B. Gor, Edward Unger:
  A simulation model for evaluating personnel schedules in a hospital emergency department. 1205-1209
  
• Yogesh Deshpande, Roger Jenkins, Simon J. E. Taylor:
  Use of simulation to test client-server models. 1210-1217
  
• Eugenio M. Alvarez, Paul R. Mitchell, Walter M. Callahan, Peter Hoefer, Raymond Telerole:
  Simulating a proposed information delivery system. 1218-1221
  
• Toshio Komatsu, Yukihiro Nakamura, Junro Nose:
  Simulator for the evaluation of distributed network-system performance. 1222-1229
  
• Peter P. Ware, Thomas W. Page Jr., Barry L. Nelson:
  Modeling file-system input traces via a two-level arrival process. 1230-1237
  
• Barry L. Nelson, William S. Keezer, Thomas F. Schuppe:
  A hybrid simulation-queueing module for modeling UNIX I/O in performance analysis. 1238-1246
  
• Helen D. Karatza:
  Multitasking and resequencing in a two-stage multiprocessing system. 1247-1251
  
• Michael D. Novels, Stan Jonik:
  Scheduling with simulation in the food & drinks industry. 1252-1256
  
• Todd C. Whyte, Darrell W. Starks:
  ACE: a decision tool for restaurant managers. 1257-1263
  
• Kambiz Farahmand, Alejandro Francisco Garza Martinez:
  Simulation and animation of the operation of a fast food restaurant. 1264-1271
  
• K. Ronald Laughery Jr., Beth M. Plott, Thomas H. Engh, Shelly Scott-Nash:
  Discrete event simulation as a tool to determine necessary nuclear power plant operating crew size. 1272-1279
  
• Peter C. Anselmo:
  Valuation of potash reserves at the Waste Installation Pilot Plant. 1280-1286
  
• Samuel M. Hart:
  Simulation in policy analysis: the transfer of facilities within the Department of Energy's Environmental Management program. 1287-1291
  
• Charles R. Harrell, Kevin C. Field:
  Integrating process mapping and simulation. 1292-1296
  
• George M. Giaglis, Ray J. Paul, Georgios I. Doukidis:
  Simulation for intra- and inter-organisational business process modelling. 1297-1304
  
• Michael K. Painter, Ronald Fernandes, Natarajan Padmanaban, Richard J. Mayer:
  A methodology for integrating business process and information infrastructure models. 1305-1312
  
• Dany Hajjar, Simaan M. AbouRizk:
  Building a special purposes simulation tool for earth moving operations. 1313-1320
  
• Photios G. Ioannou, Julio C. Martínez:
  Simulation of complex construction processes. 1321-1328
  
• Photios G. Ioannou, Julio C. Martínez:
  Scalable simulation models for construction operations. 1329-1336
  
• William R. Lilegdon, Stuart Gittlitz, Randy D. Moore, Patrick Reardon:
  Simulation works: a panel discussion. 1337-1340
  
• Kay K. Cornett, W. Swain Ottman, Scott A. Miller:
  An aircraft operations simulation model for the United Parcel Service Louisville Air Park. 1341-1346
  
• Gregory J. Allen, Khaled M. Mabrouk, Michael L. Weigel:
  Utilizing an expert system for conflict resolution in a "train siding selection" simulation model. 1347-1352
  
• Edward J. Williams, Susan Khoubyari:
  Modeling issues in a shipping system. 1353-1358
  
• S. Manivannan, Michael E. Zeimer:
  Modeling and analysis of aircraft offloading operations. 1359-1366
  
• Charles H. White:
  Distribution logistics in the process industries: establishing railcar requirements. 1367-1372
  
• David R. Kalasky:
  Simulation-based supply-chain optimization for consumer products. 1373-1378
  
• Peter Lorenz, Thomas J. Schriber:
  Teaching introductory simulation in 1996: from the first assignment to the final presentation. 1379-1386
  
• Ingolf Ståhl:
  Teaching the fundamentals of simulation in a very short time. 1387-1394
  
• Ruth Silverman:
  Simulation for computer science majors: a preliminary report. 1395-1400
  
• Ralph V. Rogers, Michael Zyda, Edward F. Mykytka, David Bartlett, Michael Bathe:
  Modeling and simulation education: is there a need for graduate degrees in modeling and simulation?. 1401-1406
  
• Harriet Black Nembhard, David A. Nembhard:
  Dynamic simulation for time series modeling. 1407-1412
  
• Bala Ram, Rajiv Girdhar:
  Simulation-based learning tool for facilities design. 1413-1420
  
• Shahar Yarden:
  Injecting simulation and modeling upstream in the system engineering process. 1421-1425
  
• Glenn G. Rousseau, Kenneth W. Bauer Jr.:
  Sensitivity analysis of a large-scale transportation simulation using design of experiments and factor analysis. 1426-1432
  
• Willem J. H. Van Groenendaal, Jack P. C. Kleijnen:
  Regression metamodels and design of experiments. 1433-1439
  
• Susan M. Sanchez, L. Douglas Smith, Edward C. Lawrence:
  Sensitivity and scenario analysis for simulation metamodels. 1440-1447
  
• Mary Ann Flanigan Wagner, James R. Wilson:
  Recent developments in input modeling with Bézier distributions. 1448-1456
  
• Paul M. Stanfield, James R. Wilson, Gary A. Mirka, Naomi F. Glasscock, Jennie P. Psihogios, Joseph R. Davis:
  Multivariate input modeling with Johnson distributions. 1457-1464
  
• Lee Schruben, Eric L. Savage:
  Visualizing Generalized Semi-Markov Processes. 1465-1470
  
• José Holguín-Veras, C. Michael Walton:
  On the Development of a Computer System to Simulate Port Operations Considering Priorities. 1471-1478
  
• Zubin Dowlaty, Chong Loo:
  Derivation of the Initial Stock of Bags - a Monte Carlo Approach. 1479-1482
  
• D. Brent Bandy:
  Simulation of the Illinois Waterway Locks System. 1483-1487
  

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