Table of Contents

• The future of simulationJerry Banks. 3-9
• Virtual reality and simulation in medicineDietmar P. F. Möller. 10-17
• Using mathematica to simulate general queuing systemsCiro D Apice, Bernardo D Auria, Rosanna Manzo, Saverio Salerno. 23-25
• A tool for controlled knowledge discovery in spatial domainsDragoljub Pokrajac, Zoran Obradovic, Tim Fiez. 26-32
• A common access to the high level architecture (HLA) utilizing design patternsKai Pixius, Hans-Peter Menzler, Uwe Krosta. 33-37
• On the validity of generating gamma variates through the generalized lambda distributionGerrit K. Janssens, Kenneth Sörensen. 38-42
• Comparing overlapping batch means and standardized time series under multiple replications in parallelEdjair de Souza Mota, Adam Wolisz, Krzysztof Pawlikowski. 43-48
• Automatic load distribution for conservative distributed simulationJouni Ikonen, Jari Porras. 49-53
• Increasing the efficiency of simulation algorithms through parallel processingJoanna K. Hartley. 54-58
• Concepts for dependable distributed discrete event simulationJohannes Lüthi, Clemens Berchtold. 59-66
• The simulation of business rules in active databases using expert system approachIvan Bruha, Frantisek Franek, Vladimir L. Rosicky. 67-71
• Lies, Damn Lies and computer simulationColin Brain. 72-76
• Methodological approach for distributed simulation: general concepts for M::A:: MA-SStéphane Galland, Frédéric Grimaud, Jean-Pierre Campagne. 77-82
• An evaluation of conservative protocols for Bulk-Synchronous parallel discrete-event simulationMauricio Marín. 83-90
• Handling system variability in real time discrete event experimentationDimosthenis Anagnostopoulos. 91-96
• Logic based extensions of stochastic process algebras for high-level performance modeling and evaluationUlrich Klehmet. 97-101
• Zero-overhead Pr/T-Net executionCarsten Böke, Markus Hübel, Franz J. Rammig, Carsten Rust. 102-107
• Regenerative queuing network distributed simulationPanajotis Katsaros, Constantine Lazos. 109-113
• An integrated evolutionary model developmentJ. Savkovic-Stevanovic. 114-116
• Generalized DEVS vs Continuous modelsAziz Naamane, A. Damiba, Norbert Giambiasi. 117-120
• A methodology for performance evaluation of optimistic distributed simulation synchronization mechanismsRenata Spolon Lobato, Marcos José Santana, Regina Helena Carlucci Santana. 121-125
• Integration of structural model-based causal reasoning and event tree simulationJanis Grundspenkis. 126-128
• Evaluation of capacity expansion by means of fuzzy-DEVSAlfredo Anglani, Pierpaolo Caricato, Antonio Grieco, Francesco Nucci, Andrea Matta, Quirico Semeraro, Tullio Tolio. 129-133
• Smart system neural networks and genetic algorithms for information fusionHoda S. Abdel-Aty-Zohdy, Robert L. Ewing. 134-139
• Object-Oriented simulation models based on the DEVS formalismAlfredo Anglani, Antonio Grieco, Emanuela Guerriero, Francesco Nucci, Quirico Semeraro, Tullio Tolio. 140-144
• System of econometric modelling and predictionV. Malugin, Yu Kharin, D. Murin. 145-148
• An analysis of the LRE-Algorithm using Sojourn timesNorbert Th. Müller. 149-153
• Modeling transactional applications with distributed objectsGordan Gledec. 154-158
• Comparative visualization for verificationAlex Pang. 161-163
• A simulation tool to validate control programsF. Araque, Jose M. Mantas Ruiz, M. A. Lopera, A. Herrera. 164-168
• A Topological interpretation of a philosophical polarity in structural validation of discrete event system modelsJurgen Martens, Ferdi Put. 169-176
• Universal mathematical model of motor drivesEmad S. Addasi. 181-185
• Modelling and fuzzy Zbigniew MrozekBogumila Mrozek, Zbigniew Mrozek. 186-190
• Mathematical modeling of synchronous motor dynamic modes under stochastic processesAbdullah Al-Odienat. 191-195
• Computational modeling for solid-state variable-frequency induction motor driveSaleh Al-Jufout. 196-200
• A multibody loop constraints approach for modelling the Wheel/Ground rigid contact of rolling systemsK. Lipinski, P. Fisette. 201-207
• GMDH-based dependency modeling in the identification of dynamic systemsPaul R. Water, Eugene J. H. Kerckhoffs, Danny Van Welden. 211-218
• Regression tree-based dependency modeling for dynamic systemsDanny Van Welden, Eugene J. H. Kerckhoffs. 219-226
• The parameters of FE-based NN and convergenceGuohe Xu, Guy Littlefair, Richard Penson, Graham King. 227-231
• A case study in simulation based system specification and designJ. M. van de Mortel-Fronczak, R. J. A. Gorter, J. E. Rooda. 232-238
• A road traffic simulator: Car-following and lane-changingTania Jiménez, Philippe Mussi, Günther Siegel. 241-245
• Object oriented methodology for urban traffic modelling and simulationMichelle Chabrol, David Sarramia, Nikolay Tchernev. 246-250
• Fuzzy parameters estimation for car-following modellingS. González-Rojo, J. G. Slama, A. Lopes Pereira, Félix Mora-Camino. 251-255
• Integration of robot control programs into ADAMS::TM:: including sensor feedbackBernhard Klaassen, Frank Kirchner, Dirk Spenneberg. 259-262
• Expanding development of end-milling tool path through geometric simulationYoshio Mizugaki, Koichi Toyama, Koichi Kikkawa, Minghui Hao. 263-270
• Simulation of hyibrd systems using stateflowAnis Sahbani, Jean-Claude Pascal. 271-275
• An approach for integrating explanation in qualitative simulationMohamed El Habib Laraba, Zaïdi Sahnoun. 276-280
• Simulation in PROLOG of trajectory planing for multi-agent systemRyszard Tolwinski. 281-285
• A component-oriented simulation approach for industrial plant modelsKonrad Wöllhaf, Roland Rosen. 291-295
• Parallel discrete event simulation of manufacturing systems using parsecYe Zhang, Wentong Cai, Stephen John Turner. 296-301
• Performance evaluation of production systems: a simulation based approachAbdelhakim Artiba, Serguei Iassinovski, Denis Pichel. 302-306
• A generic hybrid flow-shop simulation model using SIMULAMichel Gourgand, Alain Tanguy, Nikolay Tchernev. 307-312
• Queueing network models for a capacity allocation problemAlexandre Dolgui, Oleg Zaikin. 315-317
• An industrial approach for the simulation of complex heterogeneous systemsStefan Scherber, Konrad Wöllhaf, Christian Müller-Schloer. 318-322
• Maintenance systems organizational structure designing methodology based on modeling and simulationPetar Stanojevic, Vasilije Miskovic, Vladimir Bukvic. 323-325
• An alternative to unify performance and reliability analysis of industrial applicationsLenin Lemus, David de Andrés, Pedro J. Gil. 326-330
• Anticipated resource consumption modelling i the production process as the basis for simulation activities in paper MillsJohn Fogelholm. 331-334
• A simulator of production planning in a corn flour facility in Atlacomulco, MexioGraciela Bueno, Enrique Arjona-Suarez, Lourdes Santiago-Zaragoza. 335-339
• Integrated bond graph modelling in process engineering linked with economic systemsBelkacem Ould Bouamama, Jean-Philippe Cassar. 340-347
• Reorganising a bus factory for better performance with simulationBence Zoltan Árendás. 348-352
• SEP: Simulation framework to evaluate digital hardware architecturesFrédéric Mallet, Fernand Boéri, Jean-François Duboc. 355-359
• Object-oriented wafer-state servicesThomas Binder, Siegfried Selberherr. 360-364
• Throughput time reduction in a self-service restaurant: the free flow casePatrick Beullens, Dirk Van Oudheusden. 367-374
• Business process modeling and simulation for quality managementIvo Vondrák. 375-379
• Analysis of passenger boarding in airplanes using simulationRik Van Landeghem, A. Beuselinck. 380-385
• Modelling the behaviour of people at workT. S. Baines, J. M. Kay, John Ladbrook. 386-392
• Simulation of multidimensional procurement auctionMartin Bichler, Hannes Werthner. 393-397
• Integrated information system design based on the modeling of insurance business processLeonid Novitsky, Vasily Ragozin, Elena Victorova. 398-400
• Evolutionary method for the development of the R&D process in pharmaceutical industryPäivi Haho, Riitta Smeds, Esa Soppi, Aino Takala. 401-406
• The instant model for a DIS road traffic simulation systemPichaya Tandayya, Richard N. Zobel. 411-415
• Simulation of a multi-modal supply chainM. F. Teulings, Lou J. Somers, Piet van der Vlist. 416-419
• Gaming simulation to explore a design approach for improving multi-modal passenger transportWieke Bockstael-Blok. 420-422
• Robust optimization of the vehicle routing and scheduling problem with the window constraints using Taguchi methodsKenneth Sörensen. 423-427
• Information in a tool for port terminal modellingKarl Jansen. 428-432
• ARENA-based simulation of logistics processes at the Baltic container terminalYuri Merkuryev, Fred Kamperman, Vladimir Visipkov, Andris Smits. 433-437
• Simulation of a container transport system in a harbor terminalJosé Manuel Ezquerra, Julen González, Karmela Intxausti, Leire Maruri. 438-442
• Supply chain dynamics with production priority settingsEugene A. M. Schenk. 445-451
• IT-Supported supply chain management - new perspectivesWilfried Sihn, Jörg Pirron, Ute Mussbach-Winter. 452-454
• Implementing a cost model in a textiles supply chain using simulationBarbara Belpaire, Rik Van Landeghem, Julia Petuhova. 455-460
• Simulation based optimal configuration of distribution channel in supply chainXudong Xie, Arun Kumar. 461-465
• Using simulation to re-engineer the supply chain in automotive productionAgostino G. Bruzzone, Pietro Giribone, Roberto Revetria. 466-470
• A general agent-based architecture for production planning i electronic commerce scenariosLuís Brito, Paulo Novais, José Neves. 471-475
• A distributed model of interconnected simulators to control the supply chain in a stochastic configurationRoberto Mosca, Alessandra Frigato Bonello, Flavio Tonelli. 476-480
• Simulation based scheduling with WIP consideration for FMS using trip-based material handling systemsMichel Gourgand, Philippe Lacomme, Nikolay Tchernev. 481-488
• Traffic Generators for TMN simulationPaulo José de Freitas Filho, Marcelo Maia Sobral. 493-496
• Fuzzy traffic shaper for MPEG-4 sequencesAlessandro Genco, Antonio Zasa. 497-501
• A methodological approach for fieldbus simulation and performance predictionLuc Hohwiller, Serge Wendling. 502-507
• Development of a template for telecommunications management networks simulation a tool for performance evaluationPaulo José de Freitas Filho, Edson Tirelli. 508-512
• Discrete event modeling of ATM based networkEmmanuelle de Gentili, Fabrice Bernardi, Jean François Santucci. 513-515
• Video traffic modeling of full-length VBR video for efficient broadband network simulationJuan Carlos Olabe, Xabier Basogain, Mikel Olabe. 516-520
• Optimal delay buffer for VoIP applicationsViktor Matic, Alen Bazant, Mladen Kos. 521-525
• Simulation of the Hybrid telecommunications access system HYTAS for testing the network management system KENOSIngmar Ahrens, Holger Krisp, Christian Müller-Schloer, Werner van Almsick, Stefan Scherber. 529-534
• Models for configurable mechanisms in multimedia Q0S management - simulation studyEduard Cristian Popovici, Adrian Constantin, Eugen Borcoci. 535-538
• Wide area network module - for FDT based simulation of multicast communication protocolsEugen Borcoci, Stanislaw Budkowski. 539-542
• Partial buffer sharing scheme: loss thresholds optimizationMilutin Kapov, Marija Vrdoljak, Ivan Vrdoljak. 543-547
• Filtered Gibbs sampler for estimating blocking probabilities in WDM optical networksFelisa J. Vázquez-Abad, Lachlan L. H. Andrew. 548-555
• Application of discrete Fourier transform to resource allocation in ATM networksAlen Bazant, Zeljiko Ilic, Mladen Kos. 556-560
• Parallel simulation of a GSM network on a cluster of workstationsPentti Huttunen, Jouni Ikonen, Jari Porras. 563-567
• The prediction switched diversity algorithm in TETRA systemMarwan Al-Akaidi, Yusheng Zhang, J. Blackledge. 568-572
• DECT wireless communication radio channelMarwan Al-Akaidi, J. Blackledge. 573-577
• A new philosophical approach to operations researchWilliam Conley. 583-585
• Computer aided modelling, optimisaton and control of the large municipal water netJan Studzinski, Lucyna Bogdan. 586-588
• Finding the best system configuration: an application of optimization and simulationHerbert D. Schwetman. 589-592
• Closed queueing networks with finite capacity queues: approximate analysisSimonetta Balsamo. 593-600
• Analysis of cell migrations in C. elgans using computer simulationsMarkus Gumbel, Reinhild Schnabel, Hans-Peter Meinzer. 605-611
• Simulation of spatial cell heterogeneity measurements in clonogenis assaysA.-C. Roudot, F. Beauvais, D. Parent-Massin. 612-618
• Modeling as tool for therapy selectionZigurds Markovitch, Ieva Markovitcha. 621-623
• A discrete event simulation approach for evaluation screening policies for Alzheimer s diseaseThierry J. Chaussalet, Haifeng Xie, Wayne A. Thompson, Peter H. Millard. 624-630
• Multiparadigm simulation in modeling spread of Lyme diseaseGilbert Chen, Boleslaw K. Szymanski, Thomas Caraco. 631-638
• Neuro-Fuzzy methodology applied to nonlinear pharmacokinetic processes in medicineDietmar P. F. Möller. 639-646
• Hierarchical interfaces for hardware software systemsTudor Niculiu, Chouki Aktouf, Sorin Cotofana. 647-654
• The extended bond-graphs approach: the best choice for modeling biomedical processesAndré Tavernier. 655-662
• Computer simulation of left ventricular filling flow: determinants of wave propagation velocityJan A. Vierendeels, K. Riemslagh, Erik Dick, Pascal R. Verdonck. 663-667
• Efficient control of a musculotendon based human modelS. Dehandtschutter, O. Verberckmoes, Frans Arickx, Jan Broeckhove. 668-670
• Simulation of cardiac mechanicsPascal R. Verdonck. 671-675
• A comparative study of fractal dimension estimation for speechSouhila Fekkai, Marwan Al-Akaidi, J. Blackledge. 676-680
• A simulation program for unsteady mass transport in artificial organ systemsDirk D. De Wachter, Pascal R. Verdonck. 681-685
• Discrete event simulation based on an artificial neural network simulatorDietmar P. F. Möller, Angelika Berger. 686-690
• Modelling and simulation of water quality controlGeoff Waterworth. 693-696
• Reduction of an activated sludge process model to facilitate controller tuningM. J. M. Janssen, L. N. Hopkins, B. Peterson, Peter A. Vanrolleghem. 697-701
• Simulation of fruit growth as a tool for estimation of systematic errors in experiments separating the Xylem and Phloem flowsSvetlana Fishman, Michel Génard. 702-705
• Understanding the influence of noise, sampling density and data distribution on spatial prediction quality through the use of simulated dataDragoljub Pokrajac, Zoran Obradovic, Tim Fiez. 706-708
• Simulation of Hydraulic chains using multi-pole models in the NUT programming environmentGunnar Grossschmidt, Jüri Vanaveski, Mait Harf. 709-713
• A plain python simulator to control a collaborative environmentAndriy Levytskyy, Eugene J. H. Kerckhoffs. 719-727
• Capturing and reusing design rationales in modeling, simulation and controlRoland Haas. 728-732
• Lokutor: a communicative agent for intelligent virtual environmentsJan-Torsten Milde. 733-737
• Production, simulation, and games in the new millenniumUffe Thorsteinsson. 738-740
• Development of a simulation game focused on negotiation training through role-playing in he project management environmentJuan L. Cano, Maria J. Sáenz, Antonio Campos. 741-745
• Investigation of impacts of resources and resource allocation policies on rework iteration in instructional systems development projectsAlexei V. Sioutine. 746-748
• A Monto Carlo simulation to sequential mastery testing in education using a backward induction computational procedureHans J. Vos. 751-754
• Multi-agent architecture for distributed simulation: Teaching application for industrial managementStéphane Galland, Frédéric Grimaud, Jean-Pierre Campagne. 756-762
• Learning Micro-GPSS over the WebIngolf Ståhl. 763-770
• Subsystem identification within a complex systemJosep Maria Mirats i Tur, Rosanna Verde. 773-777
• Recursive performance optimisation algorithms using simulationRené K. Boel, S. Deman. 778-782
• Issuing of error suspicions in evolving processRoman Szturc, Ivo Vondrák, Marcel Kruzel. 783-787
• Virtual reality in surgical proceduresB. Kesper, Dietmar P. F. Möller, E. Godehardt. 788-793
• Componetware; VHDL based embedded controller design methodologyDietmar P. F. Möller. 794-799
• The cellular automata formalism and its relationship to DEVSHans Vangheluwe, Ghislain C. Vansteenkiste. 800-810
• Platform parameters identification by non-linear regression methodMustafa Danaci. 811-818