WSC 1999: Phoenix, Arizona, USA

• Photios G. Ioannou:
  Construction of a dam embankment with nonstationary queues. 921-928
  
• Jason S. Lueke, Samuel T. Ariaratnam, Simaan M. AbouRizk:
  Application of simulation in trenchless renewal of underground urban infrastructure. 929-936
  
• Robert C. Ash:
  Activity scheduling in the dynamic multi-project setting: choosing heuristics through deterministic simulation. 937-941
  
• Anil Sawhney, André Mund, Jennifer Marble:
  Simulation of the structural steel erection process. 942-947
  
• Simaan M. AbouRizk, Janaka Y. Ruwanpura, K. C. Er, Siri Fernando:
  Special purpose simulation template for utility tunnel construction. 948-955
  
• Daniel W. Halpin, Luis-Henrique Martinez:
  Real world applications of construction process simulation. 956-962
  
• Photios G. Ioannou, Julio C. Martínez:
  Who serves whom? dynamic resource matching in an activity-scanning simulation system. 963-970
  
• Jianfei Xu, Simaan M. AbouRizk:
  Product-based model representation for integrating 3D CAD with computer simulation. 971-977
  
• Iris D. Tommelein:
  Travel-time simulation to locate and staff temporary facilities under changing construction demand. 978-984
  
• Anil Sawhney, Jayachandran Manickam, André Mund, Jennifer Marble:
  Java-based simulation of construction processes using Silk. 985-991
  
• Jingsheng Shi, H. Zhang:
  Iconic animation of construction simulation. 992-997
  
• Dany Hajjar, Simaan M. AbouRizk:
  Simphony: an environment for building special purpose construction simulation tools. 998-1006
  
• Haldun Cor, Julio C. Martínez:
  A case study in the quantification of a change in the conditions of a highway construction operation. 1007-1009
  
• Javier Fente, Kraig Knutson, Cliff Schexnayder:
  Defining a beta distribution function for construction simulation. 1010-1015
  
• Govindan Kannan, Michael C. Vorster, Julio C. Martínez:
  Developing the statistical parameters for simultaneous variation in final payload and total load time. 1016-1022
  
• Wendell H. Lunceford:
  The nexus of simulation with command and control: what each community can offer the other (Military keynote address). 1025
  
• Richard E. Nance:
  Distributed simulation with federated models: expectations, realizations and limitations. 1026-1031
  
• Anita A. Zabek:
  Lessons learned from the design and execution of a federation for joint experimentation. 1032-1038
  
• Richard A. Briggs, Joost Hamers:
  Experiences in the NATO pre-Pathfinder DiMuNDS 2000 federation. 1039-1043
  
• Robert Lutz:
  FEDEP V1.4: an update to the HLA process model. 1044-1049
  
• Dean S. Hartley III, Richard E. Bell, Stephen L. Packard:
  OOTW impact analysis. 1050-1058
  
• Edward L. McLarney, John O. Miller, Kenneth W. Bauer Jr., Robert Fancher:
  Modeling leadership effects and recruit type in an Army recruiting station. 1059-1064
  
• Glen D. Johnson:
  Networked simulation with HLA and MODSIM III. 1065-1070
  
• Bradford S. Canova, Peter H. Christensen, Michael D. Lee, Bruce R. Tripp, Michael H. Pack, David L. Pack:
  Simulation to support operational testing: a practical application. 1071-1078
  
• Ann H. Kissell:
  An example of simulation use in Army weapon system development. 1079-1087
  
• Michael W. Roeckel, Robert H. Rivoir, Ronald E. Gibson, Stephen Paul Linder:
  Simulation environments for the design and test of an intelligent controller for autonomous underwater vehicles. 1088-1093
  
• John A. Tufarolo, Jeff Nielsen, Susan Symington, Richard M. Weatherly, Annette L. Wilson, Timothy C. Hyon:
  Automated distributed system testing: designing an RTI verification system. 1094-1102
  
• Annette L. Wilson, James Ivers, Timothy C. Hyon, John A. Tufarolo, Jeff Nielsen, Susan Symington, Richard M. Weatherly:
  Automated distributed system testing: application of an RTI verification system. 1103-1108
  
• William S. Murphy Jr., Michael L. Roane:
  Application of the Analysis Federate in the Joint Advanced Distributed Simulation Joint Test Force electronic warfare phase II test. 1109-1117
  
• Paul Rendell, Alan Cowdale:
  The exclusion zone model - a development methodology. 1118-1124
  
• David Frankis, Noel Corrigan, Robert Baileya:
  Modelling military requirements for non-warfighting operations. 1125-1130
  
• Phillip Martin:
  The modelling of tactics and procedures using a component based system. 1131-1136
  
• John B. Gilmer Jr., Frederick J. Sullivan:
  Multitrajectory simulation performance for varying scenario sizes. 1137-1146
  
• Gary E. Horne:
  Maneuver warfare distillations: essence not verisimilitude. 1147-1151
  
• Martin P. Gaupp, Raymond R. Hill:
  Using adaptive agents in Java to simulate U.S. Air Force pilot retention. 1152-1159
  
• Sigurd Glærum:
  TALUS - an object oriented air combat simulation. 1160-1167
  
• Jeffrey S. Smith, Brett A. Peters, Sabina E. Jordan, Mark K. Snell:
  Distributed real-time simulation for intruder detection system analysis. 1168-1173
  
• David J. Parsons, L. C. Krause:
  Tactical logistics and distribution systems (TLoaDS) simulation. 1174-1178
  
• Paul M. Julich, Charles G. Martin, Stephen L. Brazelton, Daniel F. Curtiss:
  Evaluating the potential benefits of a rail traffic movement planning algorithm. 1181-1185
  
• Jack B. Homer, Thomas E. Keane, Natasha O. Lukiantseva, David W. Bell:
  Evaluating strategies to improve railroad performance - a system dynamics approach. 1186-1193
  
• Harald Krueger:
  Parametric modeling in rail capacity planning. 1194-1200
  
• Ricki G. Ingalls, Cynthia J. Kasales:
  CSCAT: the Compaq Supply Chain Analysis Tool. 1201-1206
  
• George Archibald, Nejat Karabakal, Paul Karlsson:
  Supply chain vs. supply chain: using simulation to compete beyond the four walls. 1207-1214
  
• Donald A. Hicks:
  A four step methodology for using simulation and optimization technologies in strategic supply chain planning. 1215-1220
  
• W. Swain Ottman, Angela C. Ford, Gregory R. Reinhardt:
  An aircraft taxi simulation model for the United Parcel Service Louisville Air Park. 1221-1225
  
• Michel R. Gatersleben, Simon W. van der Weij:
  Analysis and simulation of passenger flows in an airport terminal. 1226-1231
  
• Bruce Schumacher:
  Proactive flight schedule evaluation at Delta Air Lines. 1232-1237
  
• Beth C. Kulick, James T. Sawyer:
  A flexible interface and architecture for container and intermodal freight simulations. 1238-1242
  
• Agostino G. Bruzzone, Pietro Giribone, Roberto Revetria:
  Operative requirements and advances for the new generation simulators in multimodal container terminals. 1243-1252
  
• Reza Naghshineh-pour, Nicole Williams, Bala Ram:
  Logistics issues in autonomous food production systems for extended duration space exploration. 1253-1257
  
• William R. Lesyna:
  Sizing industrial rail car fleets using discrete-event simulation. 1258-1261
  
• Michael Norman, Deron Tinsley, Jerry Barksdale, Otto Wiersholm, Philip L. Campbell, Edward A. MacNair:
  Process and material handling models integration. 1262-1267
  
• Marelys L. García, Martha A. Centeno, Gabriela Peñaloza:
  A simulation of the product distribution in the newspaper industry. 1268-1271
  
• Nico M. van Dijk, Mark D. Hermans, Maurice J. G. Teunisse, Henk Schuurman:
  Designing the Westercheldetunnel toll plaza using a combination of queueing and simulation. 1272-1279
  
• Peter D. Cook, Sanjay Das, Andreas Aeppli, Carl Martland:
  Key factors in road-rail mode choice in India: applying the logistics cost approach. 1280-1286
  
• Paul Martin:
  Train performance and simulation. 1287-1294
  
• David K. Chin, Fran Melone:
  Using airspace simulation to assess environmental improvements from free flight and CNS/ATM enhancements. 1295-1301
  
• Todd M. Johnson:
  Using simulation to choose between rental car lot layouts. 1302-1305
  
• Michael Carter, Mark R. Grabau, Michael Kram:
  Using simulation to influence foreign policy. 1306-1309
  
• Charles H. White, Bing W. Tsai:
  Integrated manufacturing logistics: byproducts can be critical. 1310-1315
  
• Tony Gossard, Nancy Brown, Steve Powers, David Crippen:
  Scalable integration model for objective resource capability evaluations (SIM-FORCE). 1316-1323
  
• Soemon Takakuwa, Tsukasa Fujii:
  A practical module-based simulation model for transshipment-inventory systems. 1324-1332
  
• Bernard P. Zeigler, Doohwan Kim, Stephen J. Buckley:
  Distributed supply chain simulation in a DEVS/CORBA execution environment. 1333-1340
  
• Russell E. King, Kara Moon:
  Quick response replenishment: a case study. 1341-1349
  
• Jeremy Padmos, Bill Hubbard, Tom Duczmal, Slim Saidi:
  How i2 integrates simulation in supply chain optimization. 1350-1355
  
• Catherine M. Harmonosky, Jennifer L. Miller, Scott L. Rosen, Mark T. Traband, Rick Tillotson, Dave Robbie:
  Interfacing simulation with costing software to drive the transformation from prototype manufacturing to high volume manufacturing. 1359-1364
  
• Leon F. McGinnis:
  BPR and logistics: the role of computational models. 1365-1370
  
• H. Bob Chen, Oliver Bimber, Chintamani Chatre, Elizabeth Poole, Stephen J. Buckley:
  eSCA: a thin-client/server/Web-enabled system for distributed supply chain simulation. 1371-1377
  
• Michel Turcotte, Gillian M. Mann, Aaron Luntala Nsakanda:
  Impact of connection bank redesign on airport gate assignment. 1378-1382
  
• Marc Aguilar, Tankred Rautert, Alexander J. G. Pater:
  Business process simulation: a fundamental step supporting process centered management. 1383-1392
  
• Mark R. Grabau, Gregory R. Clay:
  Simulation assisted product development program planning. 1393-1396
  
• Les Pang, William T. Hodson:
  The use of simulation in process reengineering education. 1397-1402
  
• George M. Giaglis, Ray J. Paul, Alan Serrano:
  Reconciliation of business and systems modelling via discrete event simulation. 1403-1409
  
• Stephen R. Parker, John A. Marriott:
  "Personnel forecasting strategic workforce planning": a proposed simulation cost modeling methodology. 1410-1414
  
• Paul A. Fishwick:
  A hybrid visual environment for models and objects. 1417-1424
  
• Chad F. Salisbury, Steven D. Farr, Jason A. Moore:
  Web-based simulation visualization using Java3D. 1425-1429
  
• Andrew F. Seila, John A. Miller:
  Scenario management in Web-based simulation. 1430-1437
  
• Michael Pidd, Noelia Oses, Roger J. Brooks:
  Component-based simulation on the Web? 1438-1444
  
• Philip A. Wilsey:
  Web-based analysis and distributed IP. 1445-1453
  
• Lee A. Belfore II, Rajesh Vennam:
  VRML for urban visualization. 1454-1459
  
• Marc Bumble, Lee D. Coraor:
  A global synchronization network for a non-deterministic simulation architecture. 1460-1469
  
• Thorsten Daum, Robert G. Sargent:
  Scaling, hierarchical modeling, and reuse in an object-oriented modeling and simulation system. 1470-1477
  
• Sanjay Jain:
  Simulation in the next millennium. 1478-1484
  
• Thomas W. Mastaglio:
  Enterprise simulations: theoretical foundations and a practical perspective. 1485-1489
  
• Roland R. Mielke:
  Applications for enterprise simulation. 1490-1495
  
• John F. Affeldt:
  The application of system dynamics (SD) simulation to enterprise management. 1496-1500
  
• Jerry Banks:
  What does industry need from simulation vendors in Y2K and after? (panel discussion). 1501-1508
  
• Ernest H. Page, David M. Nicol, Osman Balci, Richard Fujimoto, Paul A. Fishwick, Pierre L'Ecuyer, Roger Smith:
  Strategic directions in simulation research (panel). 1509-1520
  
• Lynne P. Baldwin, Tillal Eldabi, Ray J. Paul:
  Simulation modeling as an aid to decision-making in healthcare management: the adjuvant breast cancer (ABC) trial. 1523-1531
  
• Manuel D. Rossetti, Gregory F. Trzcinski, Scott A. Syverud:
  Emergency department simulation and determination of optimal attending physician staffing schedules. 1532-1540
  
• José A. Sepúlveda, William J. Thompson, Felipe F. Baesler, María I. Alvarez, Lonnie E. Cahoon:
  The use of simulation for process improvement in a cancer treatment center. 1541-1548
  
• Andrew L. Adams, James S. Koopman, Stephen E. Chick, Peter J. Yu:
  GERMS: an epidemiologic simulation tool for studying geographic and social effects on infection transmission. 1549-1556
  
• Mark W. Isken, Timothy J. Ward, Timothy C. McKee:
  Simulating outpatient obstetrical clinics. 1557-1563
  
• Victor E. Lange:
  The benefits of simulation modeling in medical planning and medical design. 1564-1567
  
• William Cahill, Marta Render:
  Dynamic simulation modeling of ICU bed availability. 1568-1572
  
• Julie C. Lowery, Jennifer A. Davis:
  Determination of operating room requirements using simulation. 1568-1572
  
• Mark L. Weng, Ali A. Houshmand:
  Healthcare simulation: a case study at a local clinic. 1577-1584
  
• Arjun Cholkar, Philip Koopman:
  A widely deployable Web-based network simulation framework using CORBA IDL-based APIs. 1587-1594
  
• Wayne J. Davis, Gerald L. Moeller:
  The high level architecture: is there a better way? 1595-1601
  
• Thomas Schulze, Steffen Straßburger, Ulrich Klein:
  On-line data processing in simulation models: new approaches and possibilities through HLA. 1602-1609
  
• Reuben Pasquini, Vernon Rego:
  Optimistic parallel simulation over a network of workstations. 1610-1617
  
• Adel Said Elmaghraby, Sherif A. Elfayoumy, Irfan S. Karachiwala, James H. Graham, Ahmed Z. Emam, AlaaEldin Sleem:
  Web-based performance visualization of distributed discrete event simulation. 1618-1623
  
• Christopher D. Carothers, Kalyan S. Perumalla, Richard Fujimoto:
  The effect of state-saving in optimistic simulation on a cache-coherent non-uniform memory access architecture. 1624-1633
  
• Rupesh Chokshi:
  Decision support for call center management using simulation. 1634-1639
  
• Oryal Tanir, Richard J. Booth:
  Call center simulation in Bell Canada. 1640-1647
  
• Roger Klungle:
  Simulation of a claims call center: a success and a failure. 1648-1653
  
• Shing-Hoi Lee, Peter W. Glynn:
  Computing the distribution function of a conditional expectation via Monte Carlo: discrete conditioning spaces. 1654-1663
  
• Felisa J. Vázquez-Abad, Manuel Cepeda-Jüneman:
  The phantom SPA method: an inventory problem revisited. 1664-1669
  
• Shane G. Henderson, Andrew J. Mason:
  Estimating ambulance requirements in Auckland, New Zealand. 1670-1674
  
• Amy C. Hasegawa, Conrado M. Gempesaw II, William H. Daniels, Bernard R. Petrosky:
  Simulating the economic viability of crawfish production: a two-stage approach. 1675-1680
  
• Yasser Dessouky, Brian Senkandwa:
  A simulation approach for improving the efficiency of the Department of Motor Vehicles. 1681-1684
  
• Adriana M. Alvarez, Martha A. Centeno:
  Enhancing simulation models for emergency rooms using VBA. 1685-1693
  
• Katherine Miller, Vivek Bapat:
  Simulation of the call center environment for comparing competing call routing technologies for business case ROI projection (case study). 1694-1700
  
• Stewart Robinson:
  Three sources of simulation inaccuracy (and how to overcome them). 1701-1708
  

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