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ORCID7th WSC 1974: Washington, DC, USA
- Harold Joseph Highland, Michael F. Morris, Harold Steinberg, Donald O. Walter, Fred Silver, Susan L. Solomon, Joseph Annino, Dennis M. Gilbert:
Proceedings of the 7th conference on Winter simulation, WSC 1974, Washington, DC, USA, January 14-16, 1974. ACM 1974, ISBN 978-1-4503-7401-9
Volume 1
- John W. Rettenmayer:
SIMPL/1: A simulation programming language. 3-12 - Robert T. Burger:
AUTASIM: A system for computerred Assembly of Simulation Models. 15-22 - Robert E. Young, A. Alan B. Pritsker:
GASPL/I: A PL/I based simulation language. 25-35 - Bayard E. Wynne, George K. Hutchinson:
Simulation of advanced manufacturing systems. 39-44 - Jerome Doutriaux:
Time shared computer simulation of a simplified single color lithographic press. 47-53 - Shlomo Globerson, Phiroze J. Nagarvala:
Unexplained absenteeism: A simulation approach. 55-58 - John J. Bruggeman, Tom E. Salveson:
TESTCAP: A management decision-making tool. 61-65 - Frederick V. Crowley:
Simulation of a minicomputer in a communications system. 69-75 - Leonard H. Weiner, Steven L. Huyser, Bernhard Weinberg:
Simulation of the HMS 5050 computer system. 77-85 - William R. Franta, Philip A. Houle:
Comments on models of multi-processor multi-memory bank computer systems. 87-97 - Alan J. Parker:
A simulation of an export commodity distribution system. 101-110 - David L. Rados:
A simulation of the operations of an illegal numbers game. 113-118 - Edmund B. Pyle, Wilfred J. Westlake, Bryce Douglas, A. Douglas Bender:
Strategic value of the R & D investment: A simulation model approach. 121-127 - Thomas M. Cook, Lawrence J. Gitman, Charles Defelice:
Simulation of a corporate cash budget: Application and validation. 129-138 - André Fourcans, Thomas J. Hindelang:
Working capital management for the multinational firm: A simulation model. 141-149 - Robert R. Hippler, Edward Cohen, Orville G. Tranby:
Development and verification of a model for predicting fog over cooling ponds. 153-159 - Donald William Boyd:
Simulation via time-partitioned linear programming: A ground and surface water allocation model for the Gallatin Valley of Montana. 161-170 - Kent S. Butler, William A. Gates, Brent H. McCown:
A pollution displacement model for the great lakes system. 173-185 - Brian L. Crissey:
Trapol: A cold-start-sensitive simulation model of traffic-generated air pollution emissions. 187-194 - J. C. Thomas, Stelios H. Zanakis:
Reliability of a chemical process system: A simulation approach. 199-209 - Richard A. Sammis, Thomas J. Corcoran:
A GPSS planning model for large scale strip harvesting. 211-215 - Joseph Roge Amyot:
Reduction of the order of a nonlinear system. 217-226 - Dennis E. Kroll:
PROSIM W: A production system simulator. 229-235 - David P. Himmel, David Peasner:
A large-scale optical character recognition system simulation. 239-248 - Lawrence L. Rose, Malcolm H. Gotterer, Jack C. Hayya:
A simulation model for Dynamic File Management. 251-257 - Kenneth F. Siler:
A model for the evaluation of large scale data retrieval systems. 259-274 - Wayne A. Hall:
A simulation model to aid in the design and tuning of hierarchical databases. 277-284 - Robert D. Landel, Charles C. Chewning:
Systems analysis and modeling: A learning experience based on commodity futures trading. 289-298 - Paul J. Swanson, Robert J. Graham:
A simulation of a constrained securities market. 301-308 - Kenneth R. Frohlich:
A stock market simulation model for pricing asset value guarantees. 311-315 - Jacob Belkin:
Social and spatial mobility and urban dynamics. 319-326 - John M. Gleason:
A simulation model for evaluating bus routes and schedules in small cities. 329-336 - Scott G. Shanks, Robert R. Hippler, P. N. Formica:
Urban transportation strategies model. 339-348 - Patricia A. Owen:
A computerized model for analyzing the financial impact of developments. 351-359 - F. Paul Wyman:
Tutorial: Simscript. 361 - Benjamin Lev
, Robert J. Caltagirone:
Evaluation of various scheduling disciplines by computer systems. 365-370 - H. Richard Howland, Richard Irvin Baldock:
A simulation model for evaluation and design of inpatient care facilities. 373-377 - Edward L. Hannan, Richard Giglio, Sebastian Sadowski:
A simulation analysis of a hospital emergency department. 379-388 - Francis J. Brewerton, R. Wayne Gober, Richard B. Howe:
Determination of physician manpower requirements using a simulative forecasting model. 391-401 - Gustave J. Rath, Amado SanMateo:
Simulation models as a basis for designing evaluation data banks. 403-411
Volume 2
- Emily C. Placy, Jon C. Strauss:
A model hierarchy for virtual memory system investigation. 415-420 - M. W. Chan:
Computer program execution time and discrete clock. 423-425 - Ronald R. Willis:
Computer system modelling: A test bed for new software technologies. 427-437 - Steven Evans:
Non-numeric simulation. 441-447 - Robert T. Wainwright:
Life is universal! 449-459 - James Roger Corliss:
A statistical response surface generator. 461-464 - Peter Parkinson:
Analytic and simulative approaches to an electronic referenda - system occupancy problem. 469-479 - Neil W. Polhemus, J. Stuart Hunter:
An application of parametric time series in simulation modeling. 481-489 - William E. Biles:
A gradient - regression search procedure for simulation experimentation. 491-497 - Richard A. Lejk:
Statistical methodology II. 501 - David L. Eldredge:
Experimental optimization of statistical simulation. 503-510 - Michael A. Crane, Donald L. Iglehart:
Statistical analysis of discrete - event simulations. 513-521 - Irwin W. Kabak, Bertram Price:
Ratio estimates in Monte Carlo simulations. 523-526 - Edward J. Ignall, Peter Kolesar, Warren E. Walker:
The use of simulation in the development and empirical validation of analytic models for emergency services. 529-537 - James E. Bernard:
Articulated vehicle simulation: A fresh approach to some recurring problems. 541-550 - Jason Chiahsin Yu, Shamsul Alam Akhand:
Air traffic control scheme through simulation. 551-557 - Peter A. Fausch, David Dillard, John F. Hoffmeister:
The simulation of passenger movements through a transit station. 559-570 - Jeffrey L. Benson, John S. Ramberg:
A simulation study of the University of Iowa campus bus system. 573-581 - Alan C. Aho, Donald C. Lavoie, James N. Paprocki:
MUSIM: Simulation of music composition using GASP. 585-591 - Ram Vaswani:
An appreciation of computer simulation. 593-599 - William J. Tracz:
ATOPSS (Adage Tutorial Operating System Simulator): A computer graphic simulation of a discrete time operating system for introducing elementary concepts. 601-604 - Carl B. Estes, Bruce E. Herring:
PAMSIM: A project management simulator. 607-613 - K. Roscoe Davis:
Market strategy via simulation. 621-630 - Stanton G. Cort, Luis V. Dominguez:
PLAN*IT: Simulation applied in a marketing decision system. 633-639 - Ching-Lai Hwang, Reza Shojalashkari, L. T. Fan:
Industrial dynamics simulation of the effects of advertising on production - distribution system. 641-650 - William G. Browne:
Horizons of simulation and marketing management. 653-660 - Randall L. Schultz, Joe A. Dodson:
A normative simulation for airline marketing planning. 663-671 - Thomas M. Cook:
Schedule - constrained job scheduling in a multiprogrammed computer system. 675-685 - Leo J. Cohen:
A language orientation for the discrete event modeling of application programs and operating systems. 687-696 - Herbert D. Schwetman:
Simulation of computer systems using automatically generated load descriptions. 699-704 - Leonard J. Bass, Thomas Santos, Michael Sheets:
Some experiments in simulating OS/360 from performance data. 707-712 - Stephen A. Szygenda, Anthony A. Lekkos, John L. Fike:
Implemented techniques for handling spikes in an assignable delay simulator. 721-722 - Robert L. Aveyard:
A mathematical formulation for a class of discrete event systems. 723-724 - Douglas Seeley:
Well - formed models for discrete simulation. 725-726 - Der-Ann Hsu, J. Stuart Hunter:
Validation of computer simulation models using parametric time series analysis. 727-728 - Maurice F. Aburdene, Ralph J. Kochenburger:
Markov: A general purpose simulation program. 729-730 - Salah M. Yousif:
The exponential Markov stochastic model. 731-732 - Peter R. Newsted:
A stimulus - driven model of concept identification. 733-734 - A. Martin Wildberger:
A review of modeling and simulation in education and training. 735-736 - John W. McCredie:
An interdisciplinary introduction to simulation. 737-738 - Robert W. Blanning, Andrzej W. Kisiel, Myron Uretsky:
Training socialist managers by enterprise simulation. 743-744 - Theodore J. Mock, Miklos A. Vasarhelyi, John C. Fellingham:
The use of simulation and gaming in information systems research. 745 - Ronald Dale Jones:
Combining discrete and continuous simulation dynamo into simscript. 747-748 - Claude Boucher:
An APL - based simulation package. 749-750 - Everett L. Johnson:
The impact of microprocessors on continuous simulation. 751-752 - Joseph B. Major:
Sizing a federated computer system. 753-754 - Zalman A. Shavell:
System for economic simulation. 755-756 - Victor W. Ruwe:
Procurement cycle modeling and simulation. 757-758 - M. Wayne Shiveley, Edward M. Salley:
The optimal routing of vehicles using the GASP II simulator. 763-764 - Randall Bolten:
A simulation model for overseas telephone operations districts. 765-766 - Meyer Katzper:
Aquatic simulation on secondary cooling for ECCS. 767-768 - Dhira Phantumvanit, Chia Shun Shih:
Simulation and statistical quality control for urban water management. 769-770 - John M. Nevison:
Weathering the storm: Lessons from the data of a watershed ecosystem. 771-772 - Dean A. Lebestky, Francis D. Tuggle:
The value of an intentionally mis-designed simulation. 773-774 - M. Wayne Shiveley, John Weaver:
A simulator for evaluation of information systems. 775-776 - M. Wayne Shiveley, J. W. Simonds:
The utilization of an Information Systems Simulator for line balancing. 781-782 - Udo Graefe, L. K. Nenonen, K. A. Strobele:
Hybrid simulation of interacting discrete and continuous systems. 783-784 - Ashok Rao:
A generalized simulation model of an automated cart transportation system. 785-786 - Charles E. Donaghey:
Cell kinetics and CELLISM. 787-788 - Nancy Schatz, Chan F. Lam:
A steady - state enzyme kinetics modeling system. 789-790 - Richard A. Reid, Peter L. Asprey:
Rural medical care clinic simulation model. 791-792 - Larry D. Wittie:
Simulation system for brain modeling. 793-794 - Philip C. Cooley:
An approach to modeling simulation programs. 795-796 - Dan Cohen, Edward A. Taft:
ORLY: A digital computer flight simulator. 801-802 - Robert V. Fultyn:
A probabilistic evaluation of fallout effects associated with nuclear air bursts. 803-804 - Alan J. Parker, Timothy I. Chen, John Duncan:
Resource simulator for an F-4E air force training squadron. 805-806 - Allan M. Bloom:
Computer simulation of the NASA water vapor electrolysis reactor. 807-808 - Willis A. Soper:
AEGIS Mission Performance Simulation (AMPS). 809-810 - Workshop authors' biographical data. 811-814
- Manak C. Gupta:
Mutual fund performance - a reconsideration. 817-822 - Harold Joseph Highland:
Postscript. 831-839
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