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International Journal of Simulation and Process Modelling, Volume 18
Volume 18, Number 1, 2022
- Eugeniu Cozac
, Dmitry Gura, Alexey Bityutskiy
Dynamic optimisation of elevators using biometric identification systems. 1-10 - Karen Janet García Orozco, Ariana Gazcón Rivera
Service level analysis for an automotive prototype manufacturing company through the application of discrete event modelling and simulation. 11-22 - Leandro Ferreira Pereira
Spatial-temporal monitoring risk analysis and decision-making of COVID-19 distribution by region. 23-35 - Muchun Zhou, Baochuan Fu, Baoping Jiang:
Energy efficiency optimisation modelling for security robots by edge computing. 36-44 - Guorong Liu:
Experimental research and simulation verification of recycling process of heat transfer oil. 45-60 - Yihui Chen
Tea industry's sustainable development: based on participants' tripartite evolutionary game and numerical simulation. 61-76 - Juan Wang, Hongqing Li, Bing Bai:
A novel method of automatic reading for rotor water meter based on image processing. 77-85
Volume 18, Number 2, 2022
- Eleonora Bottani, Letizia Tebaldi, Mariachiara Rossi, Giorgia Casella:
A simulation study on how to optimally store products in a warehouse of a fashion supply chain selling through an e-commerce channel. 89-100 - Daniela Cavallo, Salvatore Digiesi, Francesco Facchini, Giovanni Mummolo:
An information-based model to assess human cognitive capacity and information processing speed of operators in Industry 4.0. 101-111 - Andrea Lucchese, Francesco Facchini, Giorgio Mossa, Giovanni Mummolo, Francesco Paolo Sisto:
A numerical assessment of the influence of Industry 4.0 technologies on the cognitive complexity of procedure-guided tasks. 112-123 - Vladyslav Branytskyi
Digital clones and digital immunity: adversarial training handles both. 124-139 - Rafael Diaz:
Strategic digital shipbuilding project portfolio configuration and optimisation. 140-154 - Jiajun Wang, Yahui Wang, Wenjie Qi:
The modelling of balance between energy efficiency and economy and simulation analysis in electric gas production technology. 155-164 - Maclean Iral Dsouza, Mohamed K. Watfa:
Using discrete event simulation to optimise cementing resources: a case study analysis using a call-out strategy for onshore rigs. 165-179
Volume 18, Number 3, 2022
- Mohan K. Pradhan:
An integrated fuzzy AHP approach for optimisation of theory of failures of multi-directional composite laminates. 181-199 - Siqi Zhang, Guanyang Li, Yiming Zheng, Yang Liu:
Research on enterprise terminal network planning under the new retail format. 200-210 - Li Wei, Kun Shen, Dongxu Wei, Kai Wang:
Simulation of heat transfer performance of silicone-based insulation coatings. 211-221 - Huzefa Mashhood, Mohammed Ali:
A simulation study to evaluate the performance of FMS using routing flexibility. 222-236 - Shanti Parkash, P. C. Tewari:
Performance modelling and analysis of the assembly line system of leaf spring manufacturing plant using Petri nets. 237-243 - Michal Dziecielski, Marcin Wozniak
Agent-based simulation of pedestrian movement: a gradient method with an amplification parameter. 244-252
Volume 18, Number 4, 2022
- Tianjun Feng, Tan Gao:
Risk analysis of road traffic accidents based on improved data mining method. 253-266 - Mir Mohsin John, Suhail Ganiny, Mohammad Hanief:
Predictive modelling of pump noise using multi-linear regression and random-forest models - via optimal data splitting. 267-283 - Ahmed Omar Elgharib, Soufyane Benzaouia, Aziz Naamane:
Sensorless control of direct-driven PMSG wind turbines using NPIC and MRAS observer. 284-295 - Mahmoud Heshmat, Amr B. Eltawil, Mohammed Abdelghany:
Operations planning in outpatient chemotherapy with hybrid simulation modelling. 296-303 - Krishanu Gupta, Sushovan Chatterjee:
Modal behaviour of spur gear pairs for a low speed transmission application - a comparative study between symmetric and asymmetric gears. 304-313 - Brijendra Pratap Singh, Manoj Madhava Gore:
Cyber-physical energy system simulation tool: framework for network co-simulation, GridLAB-D and ns-3. 314-328 - Francesco Cepolina, Elvezia Maria Cepolina:
Automation of a garment sewing department assessment by smart simulation. 329-337
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