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ORCIDSimulation Modelling Practice and Theory, Volume 135
Volume 135, 2024
- Vasileios-Menelaos Koufopanos
, Pantelis G. Nikolakopoulos:
Finite element simulation of iron losses for an Active Magnetic Bearing-Rotor system constructed of Hiperco laminations. 102956 - Hong Liu, Xuran Zhou, Kun Gao, Yun Ju:
An integrated optimization method to task scheduling and VM placement for green datacenters. 102962 - Nteziriza Nkerabahizi Josbert, Min Wei, Ping Wang:
Industrial IoT regulated by Software-Defined Networking platform for fast and dynamic fault tolerance application. 102963 - Haythem Bany Salameh, Ghaleb Awad Elrefae, Mohannad Alhafnawi, Yaser Jararweh, Ayat Alkhdour, Sharief Abdel-Razeq:
Maximizing profitability through cloud-enabled Reinforcement Learning for UAV coverage in real-time e-business applications. 102970 - Xuanyu Shi, Hai Wang, Long Chen, Xiaoqiang Sun, Chao Yang, Yingfeng Cai:
Hybrid trigger cooperative control of six-wheeled commercial vehicles with multiple sub-systems based on sub-regional linearization model. 102973 - Liewang Qiu, Chong Shi, Lingkai Zhang, Fuhai Zhang:
Study on meso-deformation and failure mechanism of rock mass with micro-cracks under freeze-thaw loading. 102974 - Xiuwei Wang, Shuchen Li, Zhen Li, Chao Yuan, Shisen Zhao, Kefeng Peng:
Optimizing cutter wear in TBM operations through numerical analysis of enhanced rock-cutting interaction. 102976 - Mariane El Kassis, Paolo Bocciarelli, François Trousset, Nicolas Daclin, Andrea D'Ambrogio, Gregory Zacharewicz:
An HLA-based automated approach for the interoperable simulation of collaborative business processes. 102977 - Xiaofeng Huo, Yuanjian Jiang, Wenpeng Wei, Xianyang Qiu, Zhi Yu, Junnian Nong, Qinghua Li:
Three-dimensional finite element simulation and reconstruction of jointed rock masses for bench blasting. 102975 - Changkun Chen, Tong Lu:
An extended model for crowded evacuation considering stampede on inclined staircases. 102978 - G. Nagappan, K. G. Maheswari, C. Siva:
Enhancing intelligent transport systems: A cutting-edge framework for context-aware service management with hybrid deep learning. 102979 - B. Premalatha, P. Prakasam:
Priority-based fault tolerance mechanism with neighbour candidate node discovery algorithm and task processing by replication and forwarding technique under Fog-IoT wireless computing environments. 102980 - Guolei Tang, Mengxin Li, Zhuo Fang, Chen Shen, Yue Qi, Zhonghan Zhen, Zhuoyao Zhao:
Efficiency and energy consumption of the automated container yard with twin rail-mounted gantry cranes considering crane scheduling strategies and handshake area designs. 102981 - Zhiyuan Ning, Zhengfeng Bai:
Dynamics modeling and analysis of planetary gear mechanism under mixed elastohydrodynamic lubrication. 102982 - Kabeer Ahmed Bhatti, Sohail Asghar, Imran Ali Qureshi:
Self-adaptive bifold-objective rate optimization algorithm for Wireless Sensor Networks. 102984 - Johannes S. Brunner, Ying-Chuan Ni, Anastasios Kouvelas, Michail A. Makridis:
Microscopic simulation of bicycle traffic flow incorporating cyclists' heterogeneous dynamics and non-lane-based movement strategies. 102986 - Yuqin Zeng, Wenbing Li, Changhai Li:
Corrigendum to "A dynamic simulation framework based on hybrid modeling paradigm for parallel scheduling systems in warehouses" [Simulation Modelling Practice and Theory 133 (2024) 1-24 /102921]. 102985 - Helen D. Karatza:
Modeling and Simulation of Cloud Computing for e-Business. 102988
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