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11th European Simulation Multiconference |
The 1997 SCS European Simulation Multiconference is structured around the following eight major themes. A track will be devoted to each of the eight topics in parallel.
Simulation Methodologies:
Advanced Modeling, Experimentation and Output Analysis,
Object Oriented System Design and Simulation, Simulation
Optimization, Validation and Verification Techniques,
Parallel and Distributed System Simulation, Special
Simulation Tools and Environments, Virtual Reality
systems, Synthetic environments, Visual Modeling
Artificial Intelligence and
Simulation: Knowledge Based Simulation
Environments, Mixed Qualitative and Quantitative
Simulation, Neural Networks in Simulation, Intelligent
Tutoring Systems
Industrial Simulation:
Design and Manufacturing, Process Control, Robotics and
Automation, Material Handling Systems, Logistics and
Supply Chain Modeling, Concurrent Engineering Techniques,
Scheduling
Computer and
Telecommunication Systems: Circuit Simulation,
Fault Simulation, Computer Systems, Performability
Modeling, Telecommunication Devices and Systems,
Networks, Intelligent Telecommunication Networks
Modeling the Dynamics of
Organizations and Information Systems: Performance
Modeling of Information Systems and Data Bases, Decision
Support Systems, Business Process Management, Management
Simulation Games
Modeling of Socio-Economic
Systems: Health Care Models, Transportation
Systems, Urban Planning, Educational Systems,
Emergency-catastrophe simulation, Ecological simulation
Defense Systems:
Battle Field/Battle Theater Simulation, Military Training
Simulators, Flight Simulation For Training, Virtual
Reality Applications in Defense Systems, Military
Logistics
Analytical and Numerical
Modeling Techniques: Markov Chain Models, Queuing
Systems, Petri Net Models (c) SCS Europe, 1997. Authors: Ali Riza Kaylan, Alexander Verbraeck, SCS Europe Office. Last change: 03-02-03