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ORCIDCASE 2005: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
- IEEE International Conference on Automation Science and Engineering, CASE 2005, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, August 1-2, 2005. IEEE 2005, ISBN 0-7803-9425-9
- John R. Delaney:
Next generation earth and ocean sciences: opportunities and challenges. - Andrew K. Miller, Matthew L. Stanton, Carissa A. Sanchez, Xiaohong Li, Sarah McQuaide:
Biopsy preparation for flow analysis using microfabricated disaggregation blades. 1-6 - Deirdre R. Meldrum, Mark Holl
, Charles H. Fisher, Mohan S. Saini, Shawn K. McGuire, Timothy T. H. Ren, William H. Pence, Stephen E. Moody, David L. Cunningham, Douglas A. Donaldson, Peter J. Wiktor:
Sample preparation in glass capillaries for high-throughput biochemical analyses. 7-12 - John Koschwanez, Mark Holl, Robert H. Carlson, Michael McMurray, Daniel Gottschling, Deirdre R. Meldrum:
Automated lifetime analysis of a single yeast cell. 13-18 - Mani Mahesh, Jerry Y. H. Fuh, Yoke San Wong, Han Tong Loh:
Benchmarking for decision making in rapid prototyping systems. 19-24 - In-Ho Kim, Zuomin Dong:
Quality measurement of production process plan using tolerance chart. 25-30 - Shingo Takeuchi, Kazuhiro Saitou:
Design for product-embedded disassembly pathways. 31-36 - Sandeep Jain, N. R. Srinivasa Raghavan:
Analysis of base-stock controlled production-inventory system using discrete-time queueing models. 37-42 - Yunpeng Pan, Leyuan Shi, Hoksung Yau:
A new optimization approach to the general single machine earliness-tardiness problem. 43-48 - Zhicong Zhang, Mike Tao Zhang, Sophia Niu, Li Zheng:
Production planning with joint resources usage semiconductor test manufacturing. 49-54 - Daniel Pachner, Pavel Burget, Branislav Rehák:
Intensive fish breeding optimization. 55-60 - Avinash Peddi, Yuan F. Zheng, Vadim Cherezov, Martin Caffrey:
Efficient and effective path for automated dispensing of bio-precipitant solutions. 61-66 - Kuanyi Zhu, Hang Zheng, Janardhanan Lavanya:
An adaptive PI controller for regulation of pressure of hypertension patients. 67-72 - Xiangyang Zhu, Han Ding:
Grasp synthesis and fixture layout design in discrete domain. 73-78 - Onno C. Goemans, Anthony Levandowski, Ken Goldberg, A. Frank van der Stappen:
On the design of guillotine traps for vibratory bowl feeders. 79-86 - Fathianathan Mervyn, A. Senthil Kumar, Andrew Y. C. Nee:
An adaptive fixture design system for integrated product and process design. 87-92 - Kaizhi Tang, Soundar R. T. Kumara:
Cooperation in a multi-stage game for modeling distributed task delegation in a supply chain procurement problem. 93-98 - Hosang Jung, F. Frank Chen, Bongju Jeong:
A production-distribution coordinating model for third party logistics partnership. 99-104 - Mike Tao Zhang, Sophia Niu, Marky Mai, Qi Li:
Multi-factory optimization enables kit reconfiguration in semiconductor manufacturing. 105-112 - Eunjeong Lee, Hyun Seok Hong:
An integrated system of microcantilever arrays with carbon nanotube tips for bio/nano analysis: design and control. 113-117 - Yangmin Li, Qingsong Xu:
Optimal design of a novel 2-DOF compliant parallel micromanipulator for nanomanipulation. 118-123 - Zhiming Gong, Edwin Hui Leong Ho, Guilin Yang, Wei Lin:
Experimental-model-based precision control of a piezoelectric actuated flexure stage. 124-129 - Gaoliang Peng, Wenjian Liu, Yuru Zhang:
Intelligent setup planning in manufacturing by fuzzy set theory based approach. 130-135 - Sandeep Dulluri, Prasanna Shrinivas, N. R. Srinivasa Raghavan:
Predicting price-tag for customized goods. 136-141 - Luiz C. Figueiredo, Fábio Gonçalves Jota:
Nonholonomic systems stabilization and tracking control using discontinuous control. 142-147 - Jindae Kim, Soundar R. T. Kumara, Shang-Tae Yee, Jeffrey D. Tew:
Dynamic shipment planning in an automobile shipment yard using real-time radio frequency identification (RFID) information. 148-153 - Olga Guschinskaya, Alexandre Dolgui, Nikolai Guschinsky, Genrikh Levin:
A combined heuristic approach for optimization of a class of machining lines. 154-159 - Mike Tao Zhang, Jeff Fu, Eric Zu:
Dynamic capacity modeling with multiple re-entrant workflows in semiconductor assembly manufacturing. 160-165 - Peyman Najmabadi, Andrew A. Goldenberg, Andrew Emili:
A scalable robotic-based laboratory automation system for medium-sized biotechnology laboratories. 166-171 - Dezhen Song, Qiang Hu, Ni Qin, Ken Goldberg:
Automating inspection and documentation of remote building construction using a robotic camera. 172-177 - Peter B. Luh, Laurent Michel, Eugene Santos Jr., Danqing Yu, Andrew See, Bo Xiong, Greg Johnson, Shi-Chung Chang:
Coherent configuration and operation of building transportation systems. 178-184 - Min-Hsiung Hung, Feng-Yi Hsu, Tsung-Li Wang, Fan-Tien Cheng, Robin Lai, Tina Huang:
A secure collaborative e-diagnostics framework for semiconductor factories. 185-190 - Yiu-Ming Harry Ng, Maolin Yu, Ying Huang, Ruxu Du:
Diagnosis of sheet metal stamping processes based on thermal energy distribution. 191-196 - Feng Xue, Arthur C. Sanderson, Robert J. Graves:
Multi-objective evolutionary decision support for design-supplier-manufacturing planning. 197-202 - Tsung-Che Chiang, Li-Chen Fu:
An iterative refining mechanism for general job shop scheduling problems. 203-208 - Jingshan Li, Dennis Blumenfeld, Samuel P. Marin:
Manufacturing system design to improve quality buy rate. 209-214 - Seokcheon Lee, Soundar R. T. Kumara:
Estimating global stress environment by observing local behavior in distributed multiagent systems. 215-219 - S. Kameshwaran, Y. Narahari:
A Lagrangian heuristic for bid evaluation in e-procurement auctions. 220-225 - Hoong Chuin Lau, Huawei Song:
Evaluation of time-varying availability in multi-echelon inventory system under combat damage. 226-231 - Nukala Viswanadham, Kannan Balaji:
Foreign direct investment or outsourcing: a supply chain decision model. 232-237 - Jung-Tang Huang, Chun-Hsien Chen, Sheng-Hsiung Shih:
Computer controlled measuring center. 238-243 - Wenjin Dai, Shicai Guo:
Development of impulse resistance measurement instrument. 244-248 - Guimin Chen, Jianyuan Jia, Zhi-Wu Li:
Right-circular corner-filleted flexure hinges. 249-253 - Moon Ho Hwang:
Generating finite-state global behavior of reconfigurable automation systems: DEVS approach. 254-260 - Tord Alenljung, Bengt Lennartson:
Simplified modeling of manufacturing systems: an introduction to sensor activation graphs. 261-266 - Goran Cengic, Knut Åkesson, Bengt Lennartson, Chengyin Yuan, Placid Mathew Ferreira:
Implementation of full synchronous composition using IEC 61499 function blocks. 267-272 - Yu-Chuan Su, Fan-Tien Cheng, Min-Hsiung Hung, Yen-Chang Lin, Rung-Chuan Lin:
Design and implementation of an intelligent prognostics system. 273-278 - Guy-Aimé Tanonkou, Lyès Benyoucef, Raymond Bisdorff, Xiaolan Xie:
Solving a stochastic inventory-location problem using Lagrangian relaxation approach. 279-284 - S. Viswanathan, Yan Feng:
Forecasting of service arrivals in a repair center. 285-289 - Baojun Han, Hongzhao Jiang, Hua Bo, Zhiwu Li:
Edge location of cannon barrel image based on non-contact measurement of CCD. 290-294 - Tzong-Ming Cheng, Chia-Cheng Yang:
Virtual object deformations using attributed boundary model. 295-300 - Chuan-Yu Chang, Si-Yan Lin, MuDer Jeng:
Using a two-layer competitive Hopfield neural network for semiconductor wafer defect detection. 301-306 - Bengt Lennartson, Martin Fabian, Petter Falkman:
Control architecture for flexible production systems. 307-312 - Magdy M. Abdelhameed, Houshang Darabi:
Diagnosis and debugging of programmable logic controller control programs by neural networks. 313-318 - Mianyu Wang, Erwei Lin, Edward Woertz, Moshe Kam:
Collision resolution simulation for distributed control architectures using LonWorks. 319-326 - George J. Tsinarakis, Nikos Tsourveloudis, Kimon P. Valavanis:
Studying multi-assembly machine production systems with hybrid timed Petri nets. 327-332 - Adamo Castelnuovo, Luca Ferrarini, Luigi Piroddi:
An incremental Petri net approach to production sequence modeling. 333-338 - Petter Falkman, Bengt Lennartson, Michael Tittus:
Specification of a batch plant using process algebra and Petri nets. 339-344 - Huat Kin Low, Heng Wang, Michael Yu Wang:
On the development of a real time control system by using xPC Target: solution to robotic system control. 345-350 - Andreas J. Schmid, Heinz Wörn:
Path planning for a humanoid using NURBS curves. 351-356 - Mathias Krefft, Jürgen Hesselbach:
Elastodynamic optimization of parallel kinematics. 357-362 - Marcello Bonfè, Cesare Fantuzzi, Cristian Secchi:
Object-oriented modeling of multi-domain systems. 363-368 - Shengyong Wang, Song Foh Chew, Mark A. Lawley:
Using shared resource capacity for robust control of failure prone manufacturing systems. 369-374 - Song Foh Chew, Mark A. Lawley:
Robust supervisory control for production systems with multiple resource failures. 375-380 - Jonathan Yung-Cheng Chang, Fan-Tien Cheng:
Engineering-chain requirements for semiconductor industry. 381-386 - Yi-Hung Liu, Han-Pang Huang, Yu-Sheng Lin:
Dynamic scheduling of flexible manufacturing system using support vector machines. 387-392 - Philipp Last, Christoph Budde, Jürgen Hesselbach:
Self-calibration of the HEXA-parallel-structure. 393-398 - Na Wei, Zhiwu Li:
A deadlock prevention policy for FMS using mathematical programming. 399-403 - Tae-Eog Lee, Seong-Ho Park:
Steady state analysis of a timed event graph with time window constraints. 404-409 - Yue Yang, Peyman Gohari:
Embedded supervisory control of discrete-event systems. 410-415
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