WSC 2010: Baltimore, Maryland, USA

Keynote

• Simon Bradley:
  Keynote address. 1
  

Vendor Presentations

• Claude Dennis Pegden, David T. Sturrock:
  Introduction to Simio. 1-10
  
• Hong Chen, Emily K. Lada:
  Resource management in SAS Simulation Studio. 11-20
  
• David T. Sturrock, Claude Dennis Pegden:
  Recent innovations in Simio. 21-31
  
• Bob Diamond, David Krahl, Anthony Nastasi, Peter Tag:
  ExtendSim advanced techology: Integrated simulation database. 32-39
  
• Keyhoon Ko, Seock K. Yoo, Byung H. Kim, Bum C. Park, Eui S. Park:
  Simulation based FAB scheduler: SeePlan®. 40-48
  

Introductory Tutorials

• Bahar Biller, Canan Gunes:
  Introduction to simulation input modeling. 49-58
  
• Carley Jurishica:
  Practical advice for organizations new to simulation. 59-64
  
• Averill M. Law:
  Statistical analysis of simulation output data: The practical state of the art. 65-74
  
• Russell R. Barton:
  Simulation experiment design. 75-86
  
• David T. Sturrock:
  Tips for successful practice of simulation. 87-94
  
• Sandeep Juneja:
  Monte Carlo methods in finance: An introductory tutorial. 95-103
  
• Vijay Gehlot, Carmen Nigro:
  An introduction to systems modeling and simulation with Colored Petri Nets. 104-118
  
• Victor Middleton:
  Simulating small unit military operations with agent-based models of complex adaptive systems. 119-134
  
• Wai Kin (Victor) Chan, Young-Jun Son, Charles M. Macal:
  Agent-based simulation tutorial - simulation of emergent behavior and differences between agent-based simulation and discrete-event simulation. 135-150
  

Advanced Tutorials

• Thomas J. Schriber, Daniel T. Brunner:
  Inside discrete-event simulation software: How it works and why it matters. 151-165
  
• Robert G. Sargent:
  Verification and validation of simulation models. 166-183
  
• Raghu Pasupathy, Bruce W. Schmeiser:
  The initial transient in steady-state point estimation: Contexts, a bibliography, the mse criterion, and the MSER statistic. 184-197
  
• Johanna Mela, Ricardo Velez Osuna, Asko Riitahuhta, Timo Lehtonen:
  Landscape for analysing the business effects of utilizing design support simulations. 198-209
  
• Claude Dennis Pegden:
  Advanced tutorial: Overview of simulation world views. 210-215
  
• Simon J. E. Taylor, Navonil Mustafee, Shane Kite, Chris Wood, Stephen John Turner, Steffen Straßburger:
  Improving simulation through advanced computing techniques: Grid computing and simulation interoperability. 216-230
  
• Theodore T. Allen, David N. Vuckovich:
  An open-source Population Indifference Zone-based algorithm for simulation optimization. 231-241
  
• Avraham Shtub:
  Project management simulation with PTB Project Team Builder. 242-253
  
• Roberto F. Lu, Shuguang Song:
  A tutorial on concepts and measures of manufacturing processes dependence. 254-267
  

Simulation Education

• Charles M. Macal, Michael J. North:
  Toward teaching agent-based simulation. 268-277
  
• Theodore T. Allen, Nixon Davis:
  A simple agent-based social impact theory model of student STEM selection. 278-289
  
• Durk-Jouke van der Zee, Kathy Kotiadis, Antuela A. Tako, Mike Pidd, Osman Balci, Andreas Tolk, Mark Elder:
  Panel discussion: Education on conceptual modeling for simulation - challenging the art. 290-304
  
• Janis Grabis, Charu Chandra:
  Process simulation environment for case studies. 317-326
  
• Navonil Mustafee, Korina Katsaliaki:
  The blood supply game. 327-338
  
• Michael Pidd, Stewart Robinson, Ruth Davies, Kathryn Hoad, Russell Cheng:
  PhD training in simulation: NATCOR. 339-343
  
• Reid Kress, Alma Cemerlic, Jessica Kress, Jacob Varghese:
  Discrete event simulation class for engineering graduate students. 344-352
  
• Ray J. Paul, Jasna Kuljis:
  Problem solving, model solving, or what? 353-358
  

Modeling Methodology

• Andreas Tolk, Saikou Y. Diallo:
  Using a formal approach to simulation interoperability to specify languages for ambassador agents. 359-370
  
• Charles M. Macal:
  To agent-based simulation from System Dynamics. 371-382
  
• Xi Chen, Enlu Zhou:
  Simulation method for solving hybrid influence diagrams in decision making. 383-392
  
• Vincent Bakker, Albert Molderink, Maurice G. C. Bosman, Johann Hurink, Gerard J. M. Smit:
  On simulating the effect on the energy efficiency of smart grid technologies. 393-404
  
• Qian Zhang, Nathaniel Osgood:
  Summary function elasticity analysis for an individual-based System Dynamics model. 405-416
  
• Timothy R. B. Taylor, David N. Ford, Andrew Ford:
  Improving model understanding using statistical screening. 417-427
  
• Dean S. Hartley III:
  Comparing validation results for two DIME/PMESII models: Understanding coverage profiles. 428-440
  
• Gnana Bharathy, Barry G. Silverman:
  Validating agent based social systems models. 441-453
  
• P. M. Picucci, Susan K. Numrich:
  Mission-driven needs: Understanding the military relevance of socio-cultural capabilities. 454-465
  
• Tobin A. Bergen-Hill, Ernest H. Page:
  Out-of-order execution and structural equivalence of simulation models. 466-478
  
• Çagri Tekinay, Mamadou D. Seck, Michele Fumarola, Alexander Verbraeck:
  A context-based multi-perspective modeling and simulation framework. 479-489
  
• Alexander Steiniger, Adelinde M. Uhrmacher:
  Modeling and simulation for user assistance in smart environments. 490-499
  
• Antuela A. Tako, Christos Vasilakis, Kathy Kotiadis:
  A participative modelling framework for developing conceptual models in healthcare simulation studies. 500-512
  
• Peter Dungan, Cathal Heavey:
  Proposed visual wiki system for gathering knowledge about discrete event systems. 513-521
  
• Durk-Jouke van der Zee, Bart Holkenborg:
  Conceptual modelling for simulation-based serious gaming. 522-534
  
• Stefan Rybacki, Jan Himmelspach, Enrico Seib, Adelinde M. Uhrmacher:
  Using workflows in M&S software. 535-545
  
• Deniz Cetinkaya, Alexander Verbraeck, Mamadou D. Seck:
  Applying a model driven approach to component based modeling and simulation. 546-553
  
• Daiheng Ni:
  A spectrum of traffic flow modeling at multiple scales. 554-566
  
• David Goldsman, Richard E. Nance, James R. Wilson:
  A brief history of simulation revisited. 567-574
  
• S. M. Niaz Arifin, Gregory J. Davis, Steve Kurtz, James E. Gentile, Ying Zhou, Gregory R. Madey:
  Divide and conquer: A four-fold docking experience of agent-based models. 575-586
  
• Bart G. W. Craenen, Georgios K. Theodoropoulos:
  Interfacing multi-agent models to distributed simulation platforms: The case of PDES-MAS. 587-594
  
• Shahab Sheikh-Bahaei, C. Anthony Hunt:
  Simulating plausible mechanisms for changing hepatic xenobiotic clearance patterns. 595-607
  
• Arne T. Bittig, Adelinde M. Uhrmacher:
  Spatial modeling in cell biology at multiple levels. 608-619
  
• Allan Clark, Jane Hillston, Stephen Gilmore, Peter Kemper:
  VERIFICATION AND TESTING OF BIOLOGICAL MODELS. 620-630
  
• Zhen Liu, Umme Juka Mobassera, Clifford A. Shaffer, Layne T. Watson, Yang Cao:
  Multistate modeling and simulation for regulatory networks. 631-642
  
• Charles D. Turnitsa, Jose J. Padilla, Andreas Tolk:
  Ontology for Modeling and Simulation. 643-651
  
• Giancarlo Guizzardi, Gerd Wagner:
  Towards an ontological foundation of discrete event simulation. 652-664
  
• Navonil Mustafee, Simon J. E. Taylor:
  Grid services for Commercial Simulation Packages. 665-677
  
• Christopher D. Carothers, Kalyan S. Perumalla:
  On deciding between conservative and optimistic approaches on massively parallel platforms. 678-687
  
• Jason Liu, Raju Rangaswami, Ming Zhao:
  Model-driven network emulation with virtual time machine. 688-696
  
• Tanmay Khirwadkar, Kien C. Nguyen, David M. Nicol, Tamer Basar:
  Methodologies for evaluating game theoretic defense against DDoS attacks. 697-707
  
• Guangyu Zou, Levent Yilmaz:
  Exploratory simulation of collective innovative behavior in global participatory science communities. 708-719
  
• Virginia Dignum, Frank Dignum, Sjoukje A. Osinga, Gert Jan Hofstede:
  Normative, cultural and cognitive aspects of modelling policies. 720-732
  
• John A. Sokolowski, Catherine M. Banks:
  Investigating social dynamics and global connectivity: An agent-based modeling approach. 733-740
  
• John A. Miller, Jun Han, Maria Hybinette:
  Using Domain Specific Language for modeling and simulation: ScalaTion as a case study. 741-752
  
• Ross Gore, Paul F. Reynolds Jr.:
  Improved methods and measures for computing dynamic program slices in stochastic simulations. 753-764
  
• Khaldoon Al-Zoubi, Gabriel A. Wainer:
  Managing simulation Workflow patterns using dynamic service-oriented compositions. 765-777
  
• Huaiyu Liu, Mic Bowman, Robert Adams, John Hurliman, Dan Lake:
  Scaling virtual worlds: Simulation requirements and challenges. 778-790
  
• Gerd Wagner:
  Model-driven engineering of Second-Life-style simulations. 791-798
  
• Paul A. Fishwick, Amy Jo Coffey, Rasha Kamhawi, Julie Henderson:
  An experimental design and preliminary results for a cultural training system simulation. 799-810
  
• Namhun Kim, Ling Rothrock, Jaekoo Joo, Richard A. Wysk:
  An affordance-based formalism for modeling human-involvement in complex systems for prospective control. 811-823
  
• Hui Xi, Young-Jun Son, Seungho Lee:
  An integrated pedestrian behavior model based on Extended Decision Field Theory and Social Force model. 824-836
  
• Michel Lizotte, François Rioux:
  Image-Scenarization: A computer-aided approach for agent-based analysis and design. 837-848
  
• Kevin L. Mills, Edward J. Schwartz, Jian Yuan:
  How to model a TCP/IP network using only 20 parameters. 849-860
  
• Reid Kress, Alma Cemerlic, Jessica Kress, Jacob Varghese:
  Inverse discrete event modeling for facility parameter estimation. 861-868
  
• Wheyming Tina Song, Yi-chun Chen:
  Simulation input models: Relationships among eighty univariate distributions displayed in a matrix format. 869-878
  
• Daniel Hauschildt, Jürgen Kemper, Nicolaj Kirchhof, Benedict Juretko, Holger Linde:
  Real-time scene simulator for Thermal Infrared Localization. 879-890
  
• Stefan Potyra, Matthias Sand, Volkmar Sieh, Dietmar Fey:
  Seamless high speed simulation of VHDL components in the context of comprehensive computing systems using the virtual machine faumachine. 891-902
  
• Andreas Tolk, Wim Huiskamp, Harald Schaub, Paul K. Davis, Gary L. Klein, James A. Wall:
  Towards methodological approaches to meet the challenges of human, social, cultural, and behavioral (HSCB) modeling. 912-924
  

Analysis Methodology

• Pedro R. Santos, Isabel R. Santos:
  Reinsch's smoothing spline simulation metamodels. 925-934
  
• Jirka Poropudas, Kai Virtanen:
  Simulation metamodeling in continuous time using dynamic Bayesian networks. 935-946
  
• Xi Chen, Bruce E. Ankenman, Barry L. Nelson:
  Common random numbers and stochastic kriging. 947-956
  
• K. Preston White, William W. Franklin:
  Parametric expression for MSER with geometrically decaying bias. 957-964
  
• Peter W. Glynn, Xiaowei Zhang:
  A regenerative bootstrap approach to estimating the initial transient. 965-970
  
• Anup C. Mokashi, Jeremy J. Tejada, Saeideh Yousefi, Ali Tafazzoli, Tianxiang Xu, James R. Wilson, Natalie M. Steiger:
  Performance comparison of MSER-5 and N-Skart on the simulation start-up problem. 971-982
  
• Wendy Lu Xu, Barry L. Nelson:
  Empirical stochastic branch-and-bound for optimization via simulation. 983-994
  
• Susan R. Hunter, Raghu Pasupathy:
  Large-deviation sampling laws for constrained simulation optimization on finite sets. 995-1002
  
• Sujin Kim, Dali Zhang:
  Convergence properties of direct search methods for stochastic optimization. 1003-1011
  
• Russell Cheng:
  Random search in high dimensional stochastic optimization. 1012-1023
  
• Jennifer McNeill Bekki, Barry L. Nelson, John W. Fowler:
  Bootstrapping-based fixed-width confidence intervals for ranking and selection. 1024-1033
  
• Reza Yaesoubi, Stephen D. Roberts, Robert W. Klein:
  A modification of Cheng'S method: An alternative Factor Screening method for stochastic simulation models. 1034-1047
  
• Lee W. Schruben, Dashi I. Singham:
  Simulating multivariate time series using flocking. 1048-1054
  
• Jun Yin, Szu Hui Ng, Kien Ming Ng:
  A Bayesian metamodeling approach for stochastic simulations. 1055-1066
  
• Wei Xie, Barry L. Nelson, Jeremy Staum:
  The influence of correlation functions on stochastic kriging metamodels. 1067-1078
  
• Matthew S. Maxwell, Shane G. Henderson, Huseyin Topaloglu:
  Identifying effective policies in approximate dynamic programming: Beyond regression. 1079-1087
  
• Ilya O. Ryzhov, Martin R. Valdez-Vivas, Warren B. Powell:
  Optimal learning of transition probabilities in the two-agent newsvendor problem. 1088-1098
  
• Warren R. Scott, Warren B. Powell, Hugo P. Simão:
  Calibrating simulation models using the knowledge gradient with continuous parameters. 1099-1109
  
• Feng Yang, Jingang Liu:
  Transient analysis of general queueing systems via simulation-based transfer function modeling. 1110-1122
  
• Andrey Torzhkov, Puneet Sharma, Amit Chakraborty:
  Robust estimation of multivariate jump-diffusion processes via Dynamic Programming. 1123-1132
  
• Yen-Ping Leow-Sehwail, Ricki G. Ingalls:
  Estimating the probability of an event execution in Qualitative Discrete Event Simulation. 1133-1144
  
• Christopher M. Healey, Sigrún Andradóttir, Seong-Hee Kim:
  A minimal switching procedure for constrained ranking and selection. 1145-1151
  
• Shen Yan, Enlu Zhou, Chun-Hung Chen:
  Efficient simulation budget allocation for selecting the best set of simplest good enough designs. 1152-1159
  
• Demet Batur, F. Fred Choobineh:
  Mean-variance based ranking and selection. 1160-1166
  
• Bahar Biller, Canan Gunes:
  Capturing parameter uncertainty in simulations with correlated inputs. 1167-1177
  
• Alessandro Arlotto, Noah Gans, Stephen E. Chick:
  Optimal employee retention when inferring unknown learning curves. 1178-1188
  
• Russell R. Barton, Barry L. Nelson, Wei Xie:
  A framework for input uncertainty analysis. 1189-1198
  
• Yongqiang Wang, Michael C. Fu, Steven I. Marcus:
  Model-based Evolutionary Optimization. 1199-1210
  
• Enlu Zhou, Xi Chen:
  A new population-based simulated annealing algorithm. 1211-1222
  
• Jiaqiao Hu, Ping Hu:
  An approximate Annealing Search algorithm to global optimization and its connection to stochastic approximation. 1223-1234
  
• Rolf Waeber, Peter Frazier, Shane G. Henderson:
  Performance measures for Ranking and Selection procedures. 1235-1245
  
• Eunji Lim:
  Response surface computation via simulation in the presence of convexity. 1246-1254
  
• Raghu Pasupathy, Bruce W. Schmeiser:
  Root finding via DARTS - Dynamic Adaptive Random Target Shooting. 1255-1262
  
• Héctor Cancela, Pierre L'Ecuyer, Gerardo Rubino, Bruno Tuffin:
  Combination of conditional Monte Carlo and approximate zero-variance importance sampling for network reliability estimation. 1263-1274
  
• Melike Meterelliyoz, Christos Alexopoulos, David Goldsman:
  Reflected variance estimators for simulation. 1275-1282
  
• Gabriella Dellino, Jack P. C. Kleijnen, Carlo Meloni:
  Parametric and distribution-free bootstrapping in robust simulation-optimization. 1283-1294
  
• Zhaolin Hu, Jing Cao, L. Jeff Hong:
  Robust simulation of environmental policies using the DICE model. 1295-1305
  
• Hamidreza Eskandari, Mohamad Darayi, Christopher D. Geiger:
  Using simulation optimization as a decision support tool for supply chain coordination with contracts. 1306-1317
  
• Timothy Highley, Ross Gore, Cameron Snapp:
  Granularity of weighted averages and use of rate statistics in AggPro. 1318-1329
  

Military Applications

• Leslie Esher, Stacey Hall, Eva Regnier, Paul J. Sanchez, James A. Hansen, Dashi Singham:
  Simulating pirate behavior to exploit environmental information. 1330-1335
  
• Keebom Kang, Mary McDonald:
  Impact of logistics on readiness and life cycle cost: a design of experiments approach. 1336-1346
  
• Kenneth L. Byers, Timothy H. Chung, Rachel T. Johnson:
  Modeling and analysis of tactical installation protection missions. 1347-1355
  
• Patricia Moorhead, Gregory Campbell:
  A movement options analysis simulation tool for the Canadian Operational Support Command. 1356-1365
  
• Nick A. Brown:
  Model flexibility: Development of a generic data-driven simulation. 1366-1375
  
• Adam MacKenzie, John O. Miller, Raymond R. Hill:
  An exploration of the effects of maintenance manning on Combat Mission Readiness utilizing agent based modeling. 1376-1382
  
• Chris Arney, Kristin Arney, Elisha Peterson:
  Models and metrics of geometric cooperation. 1383-1394
  
• William Kaczynski, Lawrence M. Leemis, John H. Drew:
  Modeling and analyzing transient military air traffic control. 1395-1406
  
• Matthew F. Dabkowski, Samuel H. Huddleston, Paul Kucik, David S. Lyle:
  Shaping senior leader officer talent: how personnel management decisions and attrition impact the flow of Army Officer talent throughout the Officer Career Model. 1407-1418
  
• Chris Arney, Elisha Peterson:
  Partial leading in pursuit and evasion games. 1419-1430
  
• W. Scott Neal Reilly, James Niehaus, Peter Weyhrauch:
  Modeling Ground Soldier situational awareness for constructive simulation with rules. 1431-1443
  
• James Decraene, Mahinthan Chandramohan, Malcolm Yoke-Hean Low, Chwee Seng Choo:
  Evolvable simulations applied to Automated Red Teaming: A preliminary study. 1444-1455
  
• Jouni Pousi, Jirka Poropudas, Kai Virtanen:
  Game theoretic simulation metamodeling using stochastic kriging. 1456-1467
  
• Arnold H. Buss, Ahmed Al Rowaei:
  A comparison of the accuracy of discrete event and discrete time. 1468-1477
  
• Jonathan K. Alt, Stephen Lieberman:
  Representing dynamic social networks in discrete event social simulation. 1478-1489
  
• Elvis S. Liu, Georgios K. Theodoropoulos:
  A fast parallel matching algorithm for continuous interest management. 1490-1500
  
• Scott Gallant, Chris Gaughan:
  Systems engineering for distributed live, virtual, and constructive (LVC) simulation. 1501-1511
  
• David W. Mutschler:
  Employing proxies to improve parallel discrete event simulation performance. 1512-1521
  

Manufacturing Applications

• Ozgur Kabadurmus, Onkar Pathak, Jeffrey S. Smith, Alice E. Smith, Haluk Yapicioglu:
  A simulation methodology for online process control of hot mix asphalt (HMA) production. 1522-1533
  
• Pavel Vik, Luís Dias, Guilherme A. B. Pereira, José António Oliveira, Ricardo Abreu:
  Using SIMIO for the specification of an integrated automated weighing solution in a Cement plant. 1534-1546
  
• Bikram Sharda, Scott J. Bury:
  Bottleneck analysis of a chemical plant using discrete event simulation. 1547-1555
  
• Charles Harrell, Seth Winsor, Greg Teichert:
  Increasing throughput in an automated packaging line with irreducible complexity. 1567-1573
  
• Ashish Devikar, Karthik Krishna Vasudevan, Nikhil Garge, Edward J. Williams, Rajesh Welekar:
  Evaluating the performance of a complex power and free conveyor system in a flexible manufacturing environment. 1574-1583
  
• Mehmet Ali Ilgin, Surendra M. Gupta:
  Use of sensor embedded products for end of life processing. 1584-1591
  
• Farhad Azadivar, Sharon M. Ordoobadi:
  A simulation model to justify remanufacturing policies. 1592-1600
  
• Xi Zhou, Michael E. Kuhl:
  Design and development of a sustainability toolkit for simulation. 1601-1612
  
• Gonca Altuger, Constantin Chassapis:
  Manual assembly line operator scheduling using hierarchical preference aggregation. 1613-1623
  
• José Arnaldo Barra Montevechi, Fabiano Leal, Alexandre Ferreira de Pinho, Rafael Florencio da Silva Costa, Mona Liza Moura de Oliveira, Andre Luis Faustino da Silva:
  Conceptual modeling in simulation projects by mean adapted IDEF: An application in a Brazilian tech company. 1624-1635
  
• Catherine Brickner, Dennis Indrawan, Derrick Williams, Srinivas R. Chakravarthy:
  Simulation of a stochastic model for a service system. 1636-1647
  
• Matthias Fischer, Hendrik Renken, Christoph Laroque, Guido Schaumann, Wilhelm Dangelmaier:
  Automated 3D-motion planning for ramps and stairs in intra-logistics material flow simulations. 1648-1660
  
• Richard Phillips, Bonnie Montalvo:
  Using emulation to debug control logic code. 1673-1677
  
• Anders Skoogh, John Michaloski, Nils Bengtsson:
  Towards continuously updated simulation models: combining automated raw data collection and automated data processing. 1678-1689
  
• Falk Stefan Pappert, Evangelos Angelidis, Oliver Rose:
  Framework for simulation based scheduling of assembly lines. 1690-1698
  
• Necip Baris Kacar, Reha Uzsoy:
  Estimating clearing functions from simulation data. 1699-1710
  
• Christy Starner, Mati Chessin:
  Using emulation to enhance simulation. 1711-1715
  
• Nathan Koflanovich, Peter Hartman:
  Live modernizations of automated material handling systems: Bridging the gap between design and startup using emulation. 1716-1726
  
• Min-Suk Ko, Gi-Nam Wang, Hye S. Shin, Sang C. Park:
  Machine control level simulation of an AS/RS in the automotive industry. 1727-1738
  
• Roberto L. Seijo-Vidal, Sonia M. Bartolomei-Suarez:
  Testing line optimization based on mathematical modeling from the metamodels obtained from a simulation. 1739-1749
  
• Honggang Wang, David Echeverría Ciaurri, Louis J. Durlofsky:
  Use of retrospective optimization for placement of oil wells under uncertainty. 1750-1757
  
• Stuart Jinks, Jim Scanlan, Philippa Reed, Steve Wiseall:
  Utilising dynamic factory simulation to improve unit cost estimation and aid design decisions. 1758-1766
  
• Onur M. Ülgen, Scott J. Bury, Roberto Lu, Edward J. Williams, Demet C. Wood:
  Panel discussion: Business processes for applying de simulation effectively in manufacturing companies. 1767-1773
  
• Leonardo Chwif, Jerry Banks, Marcos Ribeiro Pereira Barretto:
  Estimating the implementation time for discrete-event simulation model building. 1774-1785
  
• Cristina Azcárate, Rosa Blanco, Fermín Mallor: Including Management Policies in a Renewable Energy System Simulation Model. 1786-1796

Logistics and Supply Chain Management

• Chandandeep Singh Grewal, S. T. Enns, Paul Rogers:
  Dynamic adjustment of replenishment parameters using optimum-seeking simulation. 1797-1808
  
• Yuerong Chen, Shengyong Wang:
  Investigating the impacts of dynamic pricing and price-sensitive demand on an inventory system in the presence of supply disruptions. 1809-1819
  
• Enrico Briano, Claudia Caballini, Pietro Giribone, Roberto Revetria:
  Using system dynamics for short life cycle supply chains evaluation. 1820-1832
  
• Manuel D. Rossetti, Yisha Xiang:
  Simulating backlog and load building processes in a two-echelon inventory system. 1833-1845
  
• Lin Li, Karthik Sourirajan, Kaan Katircioglu:
  Empirical methods for two-echelon inventory management with service level constraints based on simulation-regression. 1846-1859
  
• Loo Hay Lee, Huei Chuen Huang, Peng Huang:
  Flight assignment plan for an air cargo inbound terminal. 1872-1881
  
• Miao He, Jacqueline Morris, Tao Qin:
  Quantifying the value of RFID in air cargo handling process: A simulation approach. 1882-1889
  
• Sumit Kunnumkal, Huseyin Topaloglu:
  Simulation-based methods for booking control in network revenue management. 1890-1897
  
• Tom Sandeman, Chris Fricke, Peter Bodon, Chris Stanford:
  Integrating optimization and simulation - A comparison of two case studies in mine planning. 1898-1910
  
• Kanna Miwa, Soemon Takakuwa:
  Optimization and analysis of staffing problems at a retail store. 1911-1923
  
• Eelco van Asperen, Bram Borgman, Rommert Dekker:
  Evaluating container stacking rules using simulation. 1924-1933
  
• EunSu Lee, Kambiz Farahmand:
  Simulation of a base stock inventory management system integrated with transportation strategies of a logistic network. 1934-1945
  
• Pawel Pawlewski, Marek Fertsch:
  Modeling and simulation method to find and eliminate bottlenecks in production logistics systems. 1946-1956
  
• Yun Bae Kim, Jinsoo Park, Seho Kee, Kiburm Song, Mi Ae Han:
  Real time location system in support of bayesian network. 1957-1966
  
• U. Hari Prasad, Srinagesh Gavirneni:
  A simulation approach to estimate the value of information in maritime supply chains. 1967-1975
  
• Min Zeng, Malcolm Yoke-Hean Low, Wen-Jing Hsu, Shell-Ying Huang, Fan Liu, Cho Aye Win:
  Automated stowage planning for large containerships with improved safety and stability. 1976-1989
  
• Marcelo Moretti Fioroni, Sydney Santos Cordeiro, Luiz Augusto Gago Franzese, Luiz Francisco da Silva, Caio Eduardo Zanin, Vitor Luciano de Almeida Benevides, Jose Alexandre Sereno Quintans, Lucia Dini Pereira, Isac Reis de Santana, Paulo Savastano:
  Matching production planning and ship arrival scheduling by simulation. 1990-1997
  
• Nurcin Celik, Young-Jun Son:
  State estimation of a supply chain using improved resampling rules for particle filtering. 1998-2010
  
• Shigeki Umeda, Fang Zhang:
  A simulation modeling framework for supply chain system analysis. 2011-2022
  
• Mario Marin, Yanshen Zhu, Luz Alba Andrade, Erwin Atencio, Carlos Boya, Carlos Mendizabal:
  Supply chain and hybrid modeling: The Panama Canal operations and its salinity diffusion. 2023-2033
  
• Peter Lendermann, Boon-Ping Gan, Nirupam Julka, Arnd Schirrmann, Gan Helge Fromm:
  Unlocking value from component exchange contracts in aviation using simulation-based optimisation. 2034-2045
  
• Seokgi Lee, Vittaldas V. Prabhu:
  Simulation-based control for green transportation with high delivery service. 2046-2056
  
• Dwayne Henclewood, Angshuman Guin, Randall Guensler, Michael Hunter, Richard Fujimoto:
  Real-time data driven arterial simulation for performance measures estimation. 2057-2069
  
• Ricky Andriansyah, Pascal Etman, Jacobus E. Rooda:
  Aggregate modeling for flow time prediction of an end-of-aisle order picking workstation with overtaking. 2070-2081
  
• Yan Liu, Soemon Takakuwa:
  Enhancing simulation as a decision-making support tool for a crossdocking center in a dynamic retail-distribution environment. 2089-2100
  
• Vanina G. Cafaro, Diego C. Cafaro, Carlos A. Méndez, Jaime Cerdá:
  Oil-derivatives pipeline logistics using discrete-event simulation. 2101-2113
  
• João José de Assis Rangel, Andre Prado Cunha, Leandro Rangel de Azevedo, Dalessandro Soares Vianna:
  A simulation model to evaluate sugarcane supply systems. 2114-2125
  
• Thiago Barros Brito, Rodolfo Celestino dos Santos Silva, Rui Carlos Botter, Newton Narciso Pereira, Afonso Celso Medina:
  Discrete event simulation combined with multi-criteria decision analysis applied to steel plant logistics system planning. 2126-2137
  
• Steven E. Saylor, James K. Dailey:
  Advanced logistics analysis capabilities environment. 2138-2149
  
• Yilin Huang, Mamadou D. Seck, Alexander Verbraeck:
  LIBROS-II: Railway modeling with DEVS. 2150-2160
  
• Michele Fumarola, Mamadou D. Seck, Alexander Verbraeck:
  An approach for loosely coupled discrete event simulation models and animation components. 2161-2170
  

Healthcare Applications

• Sean Carr, Stephen Roberts:
  Planning for infectious disease outbreaks: A geographic disease spread, clinic location, and resource allocation simulation. 2171-2184
  
• Travis Worth, Reha Uzsoy, Erika Samoff, Anne-Marie Meyer, Jean-Marie Maillard, Aaron M. Wendelboe:
  Modelling the response of a public health department to infectious disease. 2185-2198
  
• Hamed Yarmand, Julie S. Ivy, Stephen D. Roberts, Mary W. Bengtson, Neal M. Bengtson:
  Cost-effectiveness analysis of vaccination and self-isolation in case of H1N1. 2199-2210
  
• Catherine Dibble:
  Effective real-time allocation of pandemic interventions. 2211-2220
  
• Sigrún Andradóttir, Wenchi Chiu, David Goldsman, Mi Lim Lee, Kwok-Leung Tsui, David N. Fisman, Beate Sander, Azhar Nizam:
  Simulation of strategies for containing pandemic influenza. 2221-2229
  
• Natalia E. Lizon, Dionne M. Aleman, Brian Schwartz:
  Incorporating healthcare systems in pandemic models. 2230-2236
  
• Parastu Kasaie, W. David Kelton, Abolfazl Vaghefi, S. G. R. Jalali Naini:
  Toward optimal resource-allocation for control of epidemics: An agent-based-simulation approach. 2237-2248
  
• Sean Barnes, Bruce L. Golden, Edward A. Wasil:
  A dynamic patient network model of hospital-acquired infections. 2249-2260
  
• Bryan Pearce, Narges Hosseini, Kevin Taaffe, Nathan Huynh, Shannon Harris:
  Modeling interruptions and patient flow in a preoperative hospital environment. 2261-2270
  
• Tillal Eldabi, Gyuchan T. Jun, John Clarkson, Con Connell, Jonathan H. Klein:
  Model driven healthcare: Disconnected practices. 2271-2282
  
• Mohsen Jahangirian, Simon J. E. Taylor, Terry Young:
  Economics of modeling and simulation: Reflections and implications for healthcare. 2283-2292
  
• Sally C. Brailsford, Shivam M. Desai, Joe Viana:
  Towards the holy grail: Combining system dynamics and discrete-event simulation in healthcare. 2293-2303
  
• Thomas Rohleder, Todd R. Huschka, Jason Egginton, Dan O'Neil, Naomi Woychick:
  Modeling care teams at Mayo Clinic. 2304-2314
  
• Adrian Ramirez Nafarrate, John W. Fowler, Teresa Wu:
  Bi-criteria analysis of ambulance diversion policies. 2315-2326
  
• Moez Charfeddine, Benoît Montreuil:
  Integrated agent-oriented modeling and simulation of population and healthcare delivery network: Application to COPD chronic disease in a Canadian region. 2327-2339
  
• Khaled Ismail, Waleed Abo-Hamad, Amr Arisha:
  Integrating balanced scorecard and simulation modeling to improve Emergency Department performance in Irish hospitals. 2340-2351
  
• Benjamin de Mendonca, Andrew Phibbs, Joshua Vandermeer, Zbigniew J. Pasek:
  Use of simulation in support of analysis and improvement of blood collection process. 2352-2363
  
• Yann Ferrand, Michael J. Magazine, Uday S. Rao:
  Comparing two operating-room-allocation policies for elective and emergency surgeries. 2364-2374
  
• Rouba Ibrahim, Ward Whitt:
  Delay predictors for customer service systems with time-varying parameters. 2375-2386
  
• Jonathan E. Helm, Marcial Lapp, Brendan D. See:
  Characterizing an effective hospital admissions scheduling and control management system: A genetic algorithm approach. 2387-2398
  
• Arun Chockalingam, Krishna Jayakumar, Mark A. Lawley:
  A stochastic control approach to avoiding Emergency Department overcrowding. 2399-2411
  
• Tianyin Liu, Bin Hu:
  Modeling and simulation of teachers occupational stress diffusion in China. 2412-2421
  
• Pedro Marinho Sizenando Silva, Luiz Ricardo Pinto:
  Emergency medical systems analysis by simulation and optimization. 2422-2432
  
• Sada Soorapanth, Stephen E. Chick:
  Cost-utility analysis of behavioral interventions for HIV-infected persons to reduce HIV transmission in the USA. 2433-2443
  
• Alia Stanciu, Luis G. Vargas, Jerrold H. May:
  A revenue management approach for managing operating room capacity. 2444-2454
  
• Lene Berge Holm, Fredrik A. Dahl:
  Simulating the influence of a 45% increase in patient volume on the emergency department of Akershus University Hospital. 2455-2461
  
• Martha A. Centeno, Helida R. Dodd, Manuel Aranda, Yuly Sanchez:
  A simulation study to increase throughput in an endoscopy center. 2462-2473
  

MASM: Semiconductor Manufacturing

• Andreas Klemmt, Jan Lange, Gerald Weigert, Frank Lehmann, Jens Seyfert:
  A multistage mathematical programming based scheduling approach for the photolithography area in semiconductor manufacturing. 2474-2485
  
• Mengying Fu, Moeed Haghnevis, Ronald G. Askin, John W. Fowler, Muhong Zhang:
  Machine qualification management for a semiconductor back-end facility. 2486-2492
  
• Oleh Sobeyko, Lars Mönch:
  Genetic algorithms to solve a single machine multiple orders per job scheduling problem. 2493-2503
  
• Christoph Pickardt, Jürgen Branke, Torsten Hildebrandt, Jens Heger, Bernd Scholz-Reiter:
  Generating dispatching rules for semiconductor manufacturing to minimize weighted tardiness. 2504-2515
  
• Zhugen Zhou, Oliver Rose:
  A pull/push concept for toolgroup workload balance in wafer fab. 2516-2522
  
• Jonathan Levy, Richard Burda, Thomas Stahlecker:
  Method for determining amount of product released into a time sensitive operation. 2523-2530
  
• Raha Akhavan-Tabatabaei, Juan Jose Ucros, J. George Shanthikumar:
  Application of Erlang distribution in cycle time estimation of toolsets with wip-dependent arrival and service in a single product-type single failure-type environment. 2531-2540
  
• Casper Veeger, Pascal Etman, Jacobus E. Rooda, Ivo J. B. F. Adan:
  Single-server aggregation of a re-entrant flow line. 2541-2552
  
• Hans Ehm, Stefan Heilmayer, Thomas Ponsignon, Tim Russland:
  A discussion of object-oriented process modeling approaches for discrete manufacturing on the example of the semiconductor industry. 2553-2562
  
• Wolfgang Scholl, Boon-Ping Gan, Ming Li Peh, Peter Lendermann, Daniel Noack, Oliver Rose, Patrick Preuss:
  Towards realization of a high-fidelity simulation model for short-term horizon forecasting in wafer fabrication facilities. 2563-2574
  
• Jesus A. Jimenez, Alexander Grosser, Charitha Adikaram, Victoria Davila, Robert Wright, Michael Bell:
  AMHS factors enabling small wafer lot manufacturing in semiconductor wafer fabs. 2575-2585
  
• Kamil Erkan Kabak, Cathal Heavey, Vincent Corbett:
  Performance improvement for a wet bench tool. 2586-2593
  
• Juan Sebastian Borrero, Raha Akhavan-Tabatabaei:
  A Markov Decision Process model for optimal policy making in the maintenance of a single-machine single-product toolset. 2594-2605
  
• James P. Ignizio:
  The impact of operation-to-tool dedications on factory stability. 2606-2613
  

Risk Analysis

• Jianqiang Hu, Jun Tong, Tie Liu, Rongzeng Cao, Bo Yang:
  A two-level loan portfolio optimization problem. 2614-2619
  
• Lingyan Cao, Michael C. Fu:
  Estimating Greeks for Variance-Gamma. 2620-2628
  
• Tarik Borogovac, Na Sun, Pirooz Vakili:
  Control variates for sensitivity estimation. 2629-2641
  
• Caleb Krell, Hank Grant:
  Naïve learning algorithms utilized for the prediction of stock prices to compare economic models of decision making. 2642-2654
  
• Paul Glasserman, Xingbo Xu:
  Importance sampling for tail risk in discretely rebalanced portfolios. 2655-2665
  
• Xiaojin Tang, Pirooz Vakili:
  Importance sampling for parametric estimation. 2666-2677
  
• Yingjie Hu, Jianqiang Hu, Yifan Xu, Fengchun Wang, Rongzeng Cao:
  Contamination control in food supply chain. 2678-2681
  
• Shilan Jin, Jun Zhuang, Zigeng Liu:
  Monte Carlo simulation-based supply chain disruption management for wargames. 2682-2693
  
• Maxime Dion, Pierre L'Ecuyer:
  American option pricing with randomized quasi-Monte Carlo simulations. 2705-2720
  
• Nan Chen, Yanchu Liu:
  Pathwise derivative methods on single-asset American option sensitivity estimation. 2721-2731
  
• Paul Glasserman, Behzad Nouri:
  Contingent capital with discrete conversion from debt to equity. 2732-2741
  
• Kay Giesecke, Alexander D. Shkolnik:
  Importance sampling for indicator Markov chains. 2742-2750
  
• Fang Chu, Marvin K. Nakayama:
  Confidence intervals for quantiles and value-at-risk when applying importance sampling. 2751-2761
  
• Raghu Pasupathy, Roberto Szechtman, Enver Yücesan:
  Selecting small quantiles. 2762-2770
  
• Guangwu Liu:
  Importance sampling for risk contributions of credit portfolios. 2771-2781
  
• Ming Liu, Barry L. Nelson, Jeremy Staum:
  Simulation on demand for pricing many securities. 2782-2789
  
• Pu Huang, Dharmashankar Subramanian, Jie Xu:
  An importance sampling method for portfolio CVaR estimation with Gaussian copula models. 2790-2800
  
• Santanu Dey, Sandeep Juneja:
  Multidimensional Fourier inversion using importance sampling with application to option pricing. 2801-2809
  
• Jose H. Blanchet, Jingchen Liu, Xuan Yang:
  Monte Carlo for large credit portfolios with potentially high correlations. 2810-2820
  
• Ming Liu, Barry L. Nelson, Jeremy Staum:
  An efficient simulation procedure for point estimation of expected shortfall. 2821-2831
  

Networks

• Hyon Kwak, Brett Borghetti:
  Reducing communication detection and eavesdropping using mobile agent relay networks. 2832-2841
  
• Eric Bouillet, Parijat Dube:
  Streaming workload generator for testing Billing Mediation Platform in telecom industry. 2842-2852
  
• Thomas R. Robbins, Deborah J. Medeiros, Terry P. Harrison:
  Does the Erlang C model fit in real call centers? 2853-2864
  
• Martin J. Fischer, Denise M. Bevilacqua Masi, John F. Shortle, Chun-Hung Chen:
  Simulating non-stationary congestion systems using splitting with applications to cyber security. 2865-2875
  
• Nandakishore Santhi, Guanhua Yan, Stephan Eidenbenz:
  CyberSim: Geographic, temporal, and organizational dynamics of malware propagation. 2876-2887
  
• Abdullah Konak:
  Estimating path loss in wireless local area networks using ordinary kriging. 2888-2896
  
• Sadan Kulturel-Konak, Abdullah Konak:
  Simulation optimization embedded particle swarm optimization for Reliable Server Assignment. 2897-2906
  
• James Haught, Kenneth Hopkinson, Nathan Stuckey, Michael Dop, Alexander Stirling:
  A Kalman filter-based prediction system for better network context-awareness. 2927-2934
  
• Dong (Kevin) Jin, David M. Nicol:
  Fast simulation of background traffic through Fair Queueing networks. 2935-2946
  
• Ahmet Zengin, Hessam S. Sarjoughian:
  DEVS-Suite simulator: A tool teaching network protocols. 2947-2957
  
• Brian Cloteaux:
  Modeling affiliations in networks. 2958-2967
  
• Khaldoon Al-Zoubi, Gabriel A. Wainer:
  Rise: Rest-ing heterogeneous simulations interoperability. 2968-2980
  
• Rutger Claes, Tom Holvoet:
  Maintaining a distributed symbiotic relationship using delegate MultiAgent systems. 2981-2990
  
• Hadi Arbabi, Michele C. Weigle:
  Highway mobility and vehicular ad-hoc networks in ns-3. 2991-3003
  
• Joseph Idziorek:
  Discrete event simulation model for analysis of horizontal scaling in the cloud computing model. 3004-3014
  

Project Management and Construction

• Ian Flood:
  Foresight versus simulation: Construction planning using graphical constraint-based modeling. 3015-3024
  
• Amr Kandil, Ahmed Samer Ezeldin, Sherif Farghal, Tarek Mahfouz:
  Clustered simulation for the simulation of large repetitive construction projects. 3025-3036
  
• Gunnar Lucko, Richard C. Thompson:
  Derivation and assessment of interest in cash flow calculations for time-cost optimizations in construction project management. 3037-3048
  
• David N. Ford:
  Integrating simulation into the research and teaching of Construction Engineering and Management: Reflections on experience. 3049-3055
  
• Simaan M. AbouRizk, Stephen Hague, Yasser Mohamed, Aminah Robinson Fayek:
  An HLA-based bidding game with intelligent virtual player. 3056-3068
  
• John E. Taylor:
  Closing the loop between project network simulation research and pedagogy. 3069-3075
  
• Seyed Mohsen Shahandashti, Burcu Akinci, James H. Garrett Jr., Lucio Soibelman:
  Identification of information requirements using simulation for supporting construction productivity assessment. 3076-3087
  
• Pei Tang, Amlan Mukherjee, Nilufer Onder:
  Strategy optimization and generation for construction project management using an interactive simulation. 3088-3099
  
• Suyang Dong, Vineet R. Kamat:
  Robust mobile computing framework for visualization of simulated processes in Augmented Reality. 3111-3122
  
• Corey A. Tebo, Amlan Mukherjee, Nilufer Onder:
  A multipurpose simulation platform for decision-making in construction management. 3123-3131
  
• Gunnar Lucko, Perakath C. Benjamin, Kannan Swaminathan, Michael G. Madden:
  Comparison of manual and automated simulation generation approaches and their use for construction applications. 3132-3144
  
• Elie Azar, Carol C. Menassa:
  A conceptual framework to energy estimation in buildings using agent based modeling. 3145-3156
  
• Annie R. Pearce, Kristen L. Sanford Bernhardt, Michael J. Garvin:
  Sustainability and socio-enviro-technical systems: Modeling total cost of ownership in capital facilities. 3157-3169
  
• Changbum Ahn, Wenjia Pan, SangHyun Lee, Feniosky Peña-Mora:
  Lessons learned from utilizing discrete-event simulation modeling for quantifying construction emissions in pre-planning phase. 3170-3176
  
• Simaan M. AbouRizk, Yasser Mohamed, Hosein Taghaddos, Farzaneh Saba, Stephen Hague:
  Developing complex distributed simulation for industrial plant construction using High Level Architecture. 3177-3188
  
• Yang Zhang, Elmira Moghani, Simaan M. AbouRizk, Siri Fernando:
  3D CAD modeling and visualization of the tunnel construction process in a distributed simulation environment. 3189-3200
  
• Julia Voigtmann, Hans-Joachim Bargstädt:
  Construction logistics planning by simulation. 3201-3211
  
• Jin-Lee Kim:
  Integrated genetic algorithm and its applications for construction resource optimization. 3212-3219
  
• Jin-Lee Kim:
  Examining the relationship between algorithm stopping criteria and performance using elitist genetic algorithm. 3220-3227
  
• Nurcin Celik, Hui Xi, Dong Xu, Young-Jun Son:
  Simulation-based workforce assignment considering position in a social network. 3228-3240
  
• Karin Ailland, Hans-Joachim Bargstädt, Sebastian Hollermann:
  Construction process simulation in bridge building based on significant day-to-day data. 3250-3261
  
• Khaled Nassar, Mohamed El Masry, Hesham Osman:
  Simulating the effect of access road route slection on wind farm construction. 3272-3282
  
• Dina Atef, Hesham Osman, Moheeb Ibrahim, Khaled Nassar:
  A simulation-based planning system for wind turbine construction. 3283-3294
  
• Kunhee Choi, Young Hoon Kwak, Byunggu Yu:
  Quantitative model for determining incentive/disincentive amounts through schedule simulations. 3295-3306
  

Scheduling Applications

• Zohar Feldman, Avishai Mandelbaum:
  Using simulation-based Stochastic Approximation to optimize staffing of systems with Skills-Based-Routing. 3307-3317
  
• Nara Yeon, Taesik Lee, Hoon Jang:
  Outpatients appointment scheduling with multi-doctor sharing resources. 3318-3329
  
• Yasin Gocgun, Archis Ghate:
  A Lagrangian approach to Dynamic Resource Allocation. 3330-3340
  
• Thomas Ponsignon, Lars Mönch:
  Architecture for simulation-based performance assessment of planning approaches in semiconductor manufacturing. 3341-3349
  
• John Pastrana, Mario Marin, Magdy Helal, Carlos Mendizabal:
  Enterprise scheduling: Hybrid and hierarchical issues. 3350-3362
  
• Juhani Heilala, Jari Montonen, Paula Jarvinen, Sauli Kivikunnas, Matti Maantila, Jarkko Sillanpaa, Tero Jokinen:
  Developing simulation-based Decision Support Systems for customer-driven manufacturing operation planning. 3363-3375
  
• Mark Aufenanger, Patrick van Luck:
  Simulation-based adaption of scheduling knowledge. 3376-3383
  
• Bin Li, Wenfeng Li:
  Modeling and simulation of container terminal logistics systems using Harvard architecture and agent-based computing. 3396-3410
  
• Marja Paju, Juhani Heilala, Markku Hentula, Antti Heikkila, Björn Johansson, Swee Leong, Kevin Lyons:
  Framework and indicators for a Sustainable Manufacturing Mapping methodology. 3411-3422
  
• Sanjay Jain, Deogratias Kibira:
  A framework for multi-resolution modeling of sustainable manufacturing. 3423-3434
  
• Adrien Boulonne, Björn Johansson, Anders Skoogh, Mark Aufenanger:
  Simulation data architecture for sustainable development. 3435-3446
  

Homeland Security

• David R. Kalasky, Michael Coffman, Melanie De Grano, Kevin Field:
  Simulation-based manpower planning with optimized scheduling in a distributed multi-user environment. 3447-3459
  
• Sanjay Jain, Charles W. Hutchings, Y. Tina Lee, Charles R. McLean:
  A knowledge sharing framework for homeland security modeling and simulation. 3460-3471
  
• Gandolf R. Finke, Amanda J. Schmitt, Mahender Singh:
  Modeling and simulating supply chain schedule risk. 3472-3481
  
• Edgar C. Portante, James A. Kavicky, Stephen M. Folga, Brian A. Craig, Leah E. Talaber, Gustav R. Wulfkuhle:
  Simulating the seismic performance of a large-scale electric network in the U.S. Midwest. 3482-3493
  
• Manuel D. Rossetti, Qingbiao Ni:
  Simulating large-scale evacuation scenarios in commercial shopping districts - methodologies and case study. 3494-3505
  
• Chuljin Park, Seong-Hee Kim, Ilker T. Telci, Mustafa M. Aral:
  Designing optimal water quality monitoring network for river systems and application to a hypothetical river. 3506-3513
  

PhD Colloquium

• Leon F. McGinnis:
  Life after the PhD: What I wish I had known sooner. 3514-3519
  

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