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ORCIDComputers & Industrial Engineering, Volume 45
Volume 45, Number 1, June 2003
- Ronald G. McGarvey
, Tom M. Cavalier:
A global optimal approach to facility location in the presence of forbidden regions. 1-15 - Manoochehr Ghiassi, C. Spera:
Defining the Internet-based supply chain system for mass customized markets. 17-41 - Jeng-Fung Chen:
Component allocation in multi-echelon assembly systems with linked substitutes⋆. 43-60 - Choong Soo Lee, Sung Shick Kim, Jung Sang Choi:
Operation sequence and tool selection in flexible manufacturing systems under dynamic tool allocation. 61-73 - Majid Aldaihani, Maged M. Dessouky:
Hybrid scheduling methods for paratransit operations. 75-96 - Yukiko Orito, Hisashi Yamamoto, Genji Yamazaki:
Index fund selections with genetic algorithms and heuristic classifications. 97-109 - Jian Zhou, Baoding Liu:
New stochastic models for capacitated location-allocation problem. 111-125 - Byung-Suk Min, Dong-Wan Tcha:
On stacking bi-directional self-healing-rings on a conduit ring. 127-139 - Young-Jun Son, Albert T. Jones, Richard A. Wysk:
Component based simulation modeling from neutral component libraries. 141-165 - Dan L. Shunk, Joong-In Kim, Hee Yerl Nam:
The application of an integrated enterprise modeling methodology - FIDO - to supply chain integration modeling. 167-193 - Joseph Chung-Yu Su, Shi-Jie (Gary) Chen, Li Lin:
A structured approach to measuring functional dependency and sequencing of coupled tasks in engineering design. 195-214 - Attila Lengyel, Itsuo Hatono, Kanji Ueda:
Scheduling for on-time completion in job shops using feasibility function. 215-229 - Manuel D. Rossetti, Keith J. A. Stanford:
Group sequencing a PCB assembly system via an expected sequence dependent setup heuristic. 231-254
Volume 45, Number 2, August 2003
- Sherif M. Waly:
Preface. 255 - Meral Azizoglu, Suna Kondakci Köksalan, Murat Köksalan:
Single machine scheduling with maximum earliness and number tardy. 257-268 - San Myint:
A framework of an intelligent quality function deployment (IQFD) for discrete assembly environment. 269-283 - Eyler R. Coates, Michael E. Kuhl:
Using simulation software to solve engineering economy problems. 285-294 - Bahador Ghahramani:
Software reliability analysis: a systems development model. 295-305 - Peter I. Cowling:
A flexible decision support system for steel hot rolling mill scheduling. 307-321 - Roya Javadpour, Gerald M. Knapp:
A fuzzy neural network approach to machine condition monitoring. 323-330 - Gürsel A. Süer, Ramón Vazquez, Joel Santos:
Evolutionary programming for minimizing the average flow time in the presence of non-zero ready times. 331-344
Volume 45, Number 3, October 2003
- Chandrashekhar Chiplunkar, S. G. Deshmukh, R. Chattopadhyay:
Application of principles of event related open systems to business process reengineering. 347-374 - Fong-Yuen Ding, Ravi Tolani:
Production planning to support mixed-model assembly. 375-392 - Roger J. Gagnon, Chwen Sheu:
Acquiring advanced engineering technologies under conditions of performance improvement. 393-416 - Yi-Kuei Lin, John Yuan:
Flow reliability of a probabilistic capacitated-flow network in multiple node pairs case. 417-428 - Richard Linn, Jiyin Liu, Yat-wah Wan, Chuqian Zhang, Katta G. Murty:
Rubber tired gantry crane deployment for container yard operation. 429-442 - Biswajit Mondal, Asoke Kumar Bhunia, Manoranjan Maiti:
An inventory system of ameliorating items for price dependent demand rate. 443-456 - Junho Shin, Sungsik Park, Chuljin Ju, Hyunbo Cho:
CORBA-based integration framework for distributed shop floor control⋆. 457-474 - Michael T. Todinov:
Minimum failure-free operating intervals associated with random failures of non-repairable components. 475-491 - Ismail H. Toroslu:
Personnel assignment problem with hierarchical ordering constraints. 493-510 - Christopher C. Yang, V. N. Achutha Naikan:
Optimum tolerance design for complex assemblies using hierarchical interval constraint networks. 511-543
Volume 45, Number 4, December 2003
- Alistair R. Clark:
Hybrid heuristics for planning lot setups and sizes. 545-562 - Ashraf A. Shikdar, Naseem M. Sawaqed:
Worker productivity, and occupational health and safety issues in selected industries. 563-572 - Roberto Spina, Luigi Maria Galantucci, Michele Dassisti:
A hybrid approach to the single line scheduling problem with multiple products and sequence-dependent time. 573-583 - John M. Usher:
Evaluating the impact of alternative plans on manufacturing performance. 585-596 - Byung Joo Park, Hyung Rim Choi, Hyun Soo Kim:
A hybrid genetic algorithm for the job shop scheduling problems. 597-613 - Yi-Feng Hung, Ching-Ping Chen, Chia-Chung Shih, Ming-Hsiau Hung:
Using tabu search with ranking candidate list to solve production planning problems with setups. 615-634 - Ibrahim H. Osman, Baydaa Al-Ayoubi, Musbah Barake:
A greedy random adaptive search procedure for the weighted maximal planar graph problem. 635-651 - Ussanee Purintrapiban, Voratas Kachitvichyanukul:
Detecting patterns in process data with fractal dimension. 653-667 - S. G. Ponnambalam, P. Aravindan, M. Subba Rao:
Genetic algorithms for sequencing problems in mixed model assembly lines. 669-690 - Dennis Ridley:
The univariate moving window spectral method. 691-711 - Saeed Zolfaghari, Ming Liang:
A new genetic algorithm for the machine/part grouping problem involving processing times and lot sizes. 713-731
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