New Directions for Operations Research in Manufacturing
Proceedings of a Joint US/German Conference, Gaithersburg, Maryland, USA, July 30-31, 1991
1st Edition
Published on 9. June 1992
Book
Hardback
X, 530 pages
978-3-540-55516-2 (ISBN)
Description
Basically five problems areas are addressed by operations
research specialists in the manufacturing domain: theore-
tical and practical aspectsin production planning, facility
layout, inventory control, tool management and scheduling.
Some of these problems can be solved off-line, while others
must be treated as real-time problems impacted by the
changing state of the system. Additionally, all of these
problems have to be dealt with in an integrated systems
framework. Several new topics have recently appeared in the
scientific literature which now attract the interest of
operations researchers. These include distributed real-time
scheduling, hierarchical and heterarchical control systems,
integrated algorithms for design, process planning, and
equipment level programming, material handling in a finite
capacity resource environment, and designing and
implementing distributed data management systems. The
contributions of these proceedings represent new andunique
theoretical developments and applications related to these
new topics. They deal with modelling production structures
and applying expert systems or neural networks to production
systems. Mathematical programming, control theory,
simulation, genetic algorithms, tabu search, and simulated
annealing are applied as solutiton techniques.
research specialists in the manufacturing domain: theore-
tical and practical aspectsin production planning, facility
layout, inventory control, tool management and scheduling.
Some of these problems can be solved off-line, while others
must be treated as real-time problems impacted by the
changing state of the system. Additionally, all of these
problems have to be dealt with in an integrated systems
framework. Several new topics have recently appeared in the
scientific literature which now attract the interest of
operations researchers. These include distributed real-time
scheduling, hierarchical and heterarchical control systems,
integrated algorithms for design, process planning, and
equipment level programming, material handling in a finite
capacity resource environment, and designing and
implementing distributed data management systems. The
contributions of these proceedings represent new andunique
theoretical developments and applications related to these
new topics. They deal with modelling production structures
and applying expert systems or neural networks to production
systems. Mathematical programming, control theory,
simulation, genetic algorithms, tabu search, and simulated
annealing are applied as solutiton techniques.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Heidelberg
Germany
Publishing group
Springer Berlin
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Research
Illustrations
66 s/w Tabellen
66 black & white tables, biography
Dimensions
Height: 240 mm
Weight
1065 gr
ISBN-13
978-3-540-55516-2 (9783540555162)
DOI
10.1007/978-3-642-77537-6
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Proceedings of a Joint US/German Conference, Gaithersburg, Maryland, USA, July 30-31, 1991
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Content
I. Plenary Address.- Whither Manufacturing and Operations Research?.- II. Planning and Control.- An Hierarchical Planning, Loading, Routing and Control Scheme for Flexible Manufacturing Systems.- Analysis of Production Planning and Control (PPC) Systems as an Efficient Combination of Information Activities.- Hierarchical Production Planning in Group Technologies.- Design of an Information-Based Distributed Production Planning System.- LP-Models in Production Planning and Control.- A Realization for a Generic Controller in Production Planning Hierarchies.- III. Genetic Algorithms.- Sequence Scheduling with Genetic Algorithms.- Local Search in Problem and Heuristic Space for Job Shop Scheduling Genetic Algorithms.- The Application of a Parallel Genetic Algorithm to the n/m/P/Cmax Flowshop Problem.- IV. Scheduling.- Scheduling Semiconductor Test Operations: Optimization and Approximation.- Job and Tool Scheduling for Flexible Machining Cells.- Scheduling and Control of Flexible Manufacturing Systems: Some Experiences and Observations.- Dispatching Issues in Job Shop Scheduling.- V. Real-Time Scheduling.- Dynamic Task Assignment in Distributed Manufacturing Systems.- An Object-Oriented Knowledge Representation in Real-Time Scheduling.- An Expert System for Distributed Real-Time Scheduling of Factory Communications Resources.- A Rescheduling Procedure for Manufacturing Systems Under Random Disruptions.- VI. Neural Networks.- A Hybrid Approach to Flexible Manufacturing Systems Scheduling Using Neural and Symbolic Processing.- Applying Artificial Neural Networks to Process Planning.- A Hybrid Intelligent Architecture for Automated PCB Assembly.- Neural Networks for Detection of Process Change in Manufacturing Systems.- VII. Applications of Mathematical Programming.- Tabu Search Techniques for the Quadratic Semi-Assignment Problem.- The Impact of Correlated Demands on Integrated Safety Stock Optimization in Multi-stage Manufacturing Systems.- VIII. Applications of Modelling.- An Integrated System Shell Concept for Computer Aided Design and Planning.- Service Level in Multistage MRP and Base Stock Controlled Production Systems.- Rapid Modeling: Methods and Tools for Strategic and Operational Planning of Manufacturing Systems.- Enterprise Models for the Design and Management of Manufacturing Systems.- Responsive Tool Management: Making Fixed Manufacturing Systems More Flexible.- Multicriteria Design of Manufacturing Systems.- List of Sponsors.