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Simulation, Volume 59
Volume 59, Number 1, July 1992
- Hildy Linn:
Editorial. 4 - A. Martin Wildberger:
Ai & Simulation. 5 - Ying Sun:
Guest Editorial. 6 - N. David Charkes, Jeffrey A. Siegel, Alan H. Maurer, Christopher Hansen, Alfred A. Bove:
A multicompartmental model which simulates the Thallium-201 exercise stress test. 7-12 - Carl Malstrom:
President's Message. 13-14 - Wolfgang Schreiner:
Computer simulation of the coronary circulation: Implications for models and therapeutic Coronary Sinus Intervention. 15-23 - Ying Sun, Salvatore A. Chiaramida:
Simulation of hemodynamics and regulatory mechanisms in the cardiovascular system based on a nonlinear and time-varying model. 28-36 - James H. Bertera:
Oculomotor adaptation with virtual reality scotomas. 37-43 - Brian O'Neill:
Industry News. 44-45 - Steven M. Mosher, Daniel P. Murphy:
Daniel P. Murphy/Steven M. Mosher Black Diamond Consultants 1079 E. 37th Street Long Beach, CA 90807-4150. 46 - Roger Smith:
Our Mailbox. 7900 - Paul Sajda, Leif H. Finkel:
Simulating biological vision with hybrid neural networks. 47-55 - David J. Stewart, Charles J. Amlaner Jr
, Claude C. Barnett:
HARVEST: A generalized animal population growth simulation. 57-64 - John McLeod, Suzette McLeod:
Simulation in the Service of Society. 68-72
Volume 59, Number 2, August 1992
- A. Martin Wildberger:
Ai & Simulation. 77 - G. Thuillier, J. Christophe, G. Azria, M. Herse, V. Fauliot, F. Girod, C. Fratter, J. P. Thouvenin, B. H. Solheim:
Simulation of the experiment data from WINDII flown on the UARS/NASA satellite. 78-91 - Salih O. Duffuaa, A. Raouf:
A simulation model for determining maintenance staffing in an industrial environment. 93-99 - Ghislain C. Vansteenkiste, Philippe Geril:
European Simulation News. 100-107 - John W. Graham, S. N. Sarwal:
Impulse response model for a class of distributed parameter systems. 108-112 - Nancy Roberts:
Report on the National Educational Computing Conference. 113 - Kimmo E. E. Raatikainen:
Modeling service distributions in queueing network simulation. 116-126 - Colin W. Gillis:
MADCAPP: Measurement and analysis of high-level communications of asynchronous distributed algorithms on parallel processors. 127-133 - Mary Fran Myers, David Butler:
The Natural Hazards Research and Applications Information Center. 134-135 - John McLeod, Suzette McLeod:
Simulation in the Service of Society. 139-144
Volume 59, Number 3, September 1992
- A. Martin Wildberger:
AI & Simulation. 149 - John D. Morrison:
A "neural" network model that supports realtime learning of temporal relationships in complex engineering domains. 152-163 - Chip G. Stockton:
Elections of fellows, dues increases, strategic planning highlight annual meeting of SCS Board of Directors. 164 - Michael G. Ketcham, Kevin Hooper, Bruce Coury:
SARPI: A simulator for assessing cognitive tasks in process control. 172-181 - Gregory J. Meidt, Kenneth W. Bauer Jr.:
PCRSM: A decision support system for simulation metamodel construction. 183-191 - John R. Clymer, David J. Cheng, Daniel Hernández:
Induction of decision making rules for context sensitive systems. 198-206 - John McLeod, Suzette McLeod:
Simulation in the Service of Society. 211-216
Volume 59, Number 4, October 1992
- A. Martin Wildberger:
Ai & Simulation. 221 - Sachidanandam Sakthivel, Ritu Agarwal:
Knowledge-based model construction for simulating information systems. 223-236 - Michael Pidd:
Guidelines for the design of data driven generic simulators for specific domains. 237-243 - Ka C. Cheok, Ningjian Huang:
Real-time simulation and animation for dynamic control systems. 246-252 - Lois Clark McCoy:
Who, And What Is The National Institute for Urban Search and Rescue. 254-255 - Ghislain C. Vansteenkiste, Philippe Geril:
European Simulation News. 257-260 - Fausto Distante, Vincenzo Piuri:
Behavioral Simulation of Array Processors in the APES Environment. 264-269 - Mitch Sisle:
Strategic Planning Initiative Underway. 270 - John McLeod, Suzette McLeod:
Simulation in the Service of Society. 275-280
Volume 59, Number 5, November 1992
- A. Martin Wildberger:
Ai & Simulation. 285 - Edmond Mesrobian, Josef Skrzypek:
A general purpose simulation environment for neural models. 286-299 - Stanley Rogers:
The Birth Of SIMULATION. 307 - Roy E. Crosbie:
SCS In Europe - Some Highlights (And Lowlights). 308-309 - Q. B. Jordan Chou:
Message From the 1992-93 President. 320 - A. Ben Clymer:
Dinner Celebrating the SCSI 40th Anniversary. 321-322 - Ray H. Spiess:
The Comdyna GP-6 Analog Computer - Twenty Five Years... and still counting. 323-325 - Chuck Estes:
The Limit To Shrinking. 326-327 - Douglas A. Popken:
An object-oriented simulation environment for airbase logistics. 328-338 - A. A. Q. Taqi, A. J. Al-Sammak, A. A. Khan, N. Ahmed:
A comparative study between Petri Net and SLAM. 339-344 - John McLeod, Suzette McLeod:
Simulation in the Service of Society. 348-352
Volume 59, Number 6, December 1992
- A. Martin Wildberger:
AI & Simulation. 357 - Paul Sajda, Leif H. Finkel:
NEXUS: A simulation environment for large-scale neural systems. 358-364 - Jordan Chou:
Affiliations With Sister Organizations Strengthen Networking. 365 - Gerald W. Evans, William E. Biles, Suraj M. Alexander:
A large scale simulation model for analyzing the production of pipe valves and fittings. 366-374 - Jim Sullivan, Allan J. Brimicombe:
Flood Risk Assessment Using Spatial Decision Support Systems. 379-380 - Charles R. Standridge, Jenteng Tsai:
A method for computing discrete event simulation performance measures from traces. 384-391 - John McLeod, Suzette McLeod:
Simulation in the Service of Society. 420-424
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