Simulation 2010 Conference
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Simulation 2010 Conference
 
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Operational Research Society
5th Simulation Workshop (SW10)

Held in cooperation with:
The Association for Computing Machinery's Special Interest Group for Simulation (ACM SIGSIM); The INFORMS Simulation Society; The Society for Modeling and Simulation International (SCS)

Please submit your full paper electronically by 30 October 2009 to Dr Murat Gunal mgunal@dho.edu.tr with copy to Dr Benny Tjahjono b.tjahjono@cranfield.ac.uk

The biennial Operational Research Society Simulation Workshop brings together practitioners and academics working in the field of discrete-event simulation and related fields.  It provides an opportunity to exchange ideas on the current and future state-of-the-art in simulation and modelling.  The programme consists of a key note presentation, panel discussion and parallel streams.  Breaks between sessions and the conference dinner provide an excellent opportunity for networking.  The exhibition area includes some of the latest developments in simulation software tools.

This conference is sponsored by

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Location

The Abbey Hotel Golf and Country Club is situated in Worcestershire, England on a lovely 175-acre estate that once belonged to the now ruined local abbey.  It provides an excellent standard of accommodation and conference venue.  There are also leisure facilities and a championship standard Golf Course.

The hotel is near to Birmingham, which has excellent links through the International Airport and railway services.  London is only 1.5 hours away.

Local attractions include Stratford-upon-Avon (Shakespeare’s birthplace) and Warwick’s Medieval Castle.

(top right - Abbey Hotel)
(bottom right - Stratford-upon-Avon)

Shakespeares Birthplace: Stratford-upon-Avon
Medieval Warwick Castle


The Programme

The workshop will include plenary sessions, special focus streams, simulation practice sessions and posters.  Contributions to the technical programme are sought in the following areas, although papers in any area of discrete-event simulation will be considered.

Simulation Methodology

  • Component based simulation
  • Collaboration methods
  • Distributed simulation
  • Web based simulation
  • Simulation and the grid
  • Simulation and artificial intelligence
  • Simulation visualisation
  • Simulation software
  • Simulation standards
  • Human performance modelling
  • Agent-based simulation

Simulation in Practice

  • Simulation in manufacturing
  • Simulation in services
  • Simulation in defence
  • Simulation in health
  • Simulation in semiconductor industry
  • Simulation practice
  • Simulation education

Simulation Modelling and Analysis

  • Conceptual modelling
  • Verification and validation
  • Design and analysis of simulation experiments
  • Simulation optimisation

All submissions will be peer reviewed.  Accepted papers will be published in the conference proceedings and will be presented at the conference.  Presentations will be given 30 minutes including time for questions.

The Simulation Practice Stream provides an opportunity to submit a shorter paper (3 to 5 pages).  These papers should either describe a novel application of simulation or provide some insight into how the use of simulation might be improved.  Contributions from simulation practitioners are particularly encouraged.

Posters (1-3 pages) are included in the conference proceedings and displayed during the conference.

 
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