Papers accepted for ESS2001 (European Simulation Symposium, Marseille, France, Oct. 18-20, 2001)

["K. Pawlikowski" <krys@cosc.canterbury.ac.nz>]

Dear ESS'2001 participant,

please find hereafter the list of accepted submissions for ESS'2001.
A copy of this listing will be posted on the website mid-September.

Regards

Philippe

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AGENT BASED SIMULATION

AGENT-1
Using Multi-Agent System to model Prey Capture in Social Spiders
A. Dury , C. Bourjot, V. Chevrier, LORIA, Vandoeuvre, France and  G.
Vakanas and B. Krafft, 
Centre de Recherche en Informatique de Montreal, Montreal, Canada

AGENT-2
Enhancing the Interaction Between a Photovoltaic System and Its Users
with a 
Sociotechnical Simulation Approach
Wernher M. Brucks, Hans-Joachim Mosler, University of Zurich, Zurich,
Switserland and 
Antonio Joyce, INETI, Lisbon, Portugal 

AGENT-3
Modelling and Simulation of Supply Chains with a Multi Agent System
Alain Ferrarini, Olivier  Labarthe, Bernard  Espinasse, University
d?Aix-Marseille, Marseille, 
France

AGENT-4
Multiagent Modeling and Simulation of Workshop Disruptions Management by 
Cooperative Rescheduling Strategies
Erwan Tranvouez, Alain Ferrarini and Bernard Espinasse, Universite
d?Aix-Marseille, Marseille, 
France

AGENT-5
An agent-based approach of migration flows
M.Piron, Jean Pierre Treuil, IRD (ex Orstom), Bondy, France and
Christian Mullon, Universite 
Cape Town, Le Cap, Afrique du Sud

AGENT-6
Managing Knowledge with Coteries of Noisy Agents
Jean-Paul A. Barthes, Universite de Technologie de Compiegne, Compiegne,
France

AGENT-7
Multi-Agent Based Modelling to Change the Environmental Behaviour of a
Population of 
10,000 Persons
Hans-Joachim Mosler, University of Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland

AGENT-8
A Multi-Agent System to simulate Water Attribution among Farmers
Marjorie Le Bars, Universite Paris-Dauphine, Paris and J.M. Attonaty,
INRA, Grignon, France

AGENT-9
MagmaS : a multi-agents system based on a dynamical models coupling;
application to animal 
wastes management
M.Martin, E. Piquet, F. Guerrin, Cirad, Station de la Bretagne, La
Reuniion, France and Ch. 
Lepage, Campus de Baillarguet, Montpellier, France

AGENT-10
Changing the Levels of Description of a Fluid Flow in an Agent-Based
Simulation
P. Tranouez, C. Bertelle, D. Olivier, Laboratoire d?Informatique du
Havre, Le Havre, France

AGENT-11
A Methodology based on Multiple Views for Multi-Agent Systems in
Simulation, 
Application to the Transportation Domain
Pablo Gruer, Vincent Hilaire and Abder Koukam, Universite de Technologie
de Belfort-
Montbeliard, Belfort, France and  Said Hayat, Institut National de
Recherche sur les Transports et 
leur Securite, Centre de Lille-VDA, Villeneuve d?Ascq, France

AGENT-13
OSIRIS system: an architecture for coupling environmental processes with
agents
E. Fianyo UR GEODES -IRD Centre d?Ile de France, Bondy, France and J.P.
Treuil, UR 
GEODES and S. Pinson, LAMSADE, Paris IX University, Paris, France

AGENT-14
MUFFINS : A MultiAgent Toolkit for Simulating Swordfish Fishery Behavior
in Distributed 
Multiple Environments
JC. Soulie, MAS2 Team, Universite de la Reunion, Saint Denis Messag,
France and D. 
Guyomard, IRD, Sainte-Clotilde, France and M. Desruisseaux, IRD,
Montpellier, France

AGENT-15
Multi-Agent Road Traffic Simulation : The Coordination Issue
Alexis Champion, SRILOG, Velizy-Villacoublay, France; Institut National
pour la Recherche sur 
les Transports et leur Securite, Arcueil, France ;, Universite de
Valenciennes et du Hainaut-
Cambresis, Valenciennes, France (3)and Stephane Espie,  and Rene Mandiau
(3) et Christophe 
Kolski 

AGENT-16
Developing Multi-Agent Simulations based on Explicit Model
Representation
Frunziska Klugl, Christoph Oechslein and Frank Puppe, University of
Wurzburg, Wurzburg, 
Germany

AGENT-17
Towards an Agent-Based Production Control in the Semiconductor Industry
Lars Monch, Technical University of Ilmenau, Ilmenau, Germany

AGENT-20
Aligning Inventory Control Decisions in Decentralized Supply Chains
Yonghui Fu and Rajesh Piplani, Nanyang Technological University,
Singapore

AGENT-21
Model Uncertainty derived from Choice of Agent Rationality - a Lesson
for Policy 
Assessment Modeling
M.P. Hare and C.Pahl-Wostl, EAWAG, Duebendorf, Switzerland

AGENT-22
Configuration of Agent-oriented Manufacturing Systems Using a Petri
Net-based 
Simulation Approach
B.Suessmann, R. Neubert, A.W.Colomboand R.Schoop, Schneider Automation
GmbH, 
Selingenstadt, Germany

AGENT-23
Simulation of Adaptive Agents in a Simple Route Choice Scenario
Ana Lucia C. Bazan, UFRGS, Porto Alegre, Brazil and Franziska Klugl,
University of Wurzburg, 
Wurzburg, Germany

AGENT-28
How a conceptual framework can help to design models following
decreasing abstraction
Franchesquin, Nathalie & Espinasse, Bernard

AGENT-28-2
OCEAN- A Multi-Agent Market for Distributed System Control
Carine Bournez, INSA Lyon, Lyon, France

AGENT-29
Modelling human decision making in the hydraulic management of the
Camargue
Franchesquin, Nathalie & Espinasse, Bernard

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BONDGRAPH

BOND-1
Application of Fault Detection and Isolation Mechanisms to Filling
Batteries Devices System 
Modelled by Bond Graph and Petri Nets
N. Zanzouri, M.Ksouri, Ecole Nationale d?Ingenieurs de Tunis, Tunisia
and M.Tagina, Faculte 
des Sciences Monastir, Monastir, Tunisie

BOND-2
Modelling Gas Turbine Systems for Transient Performance using Bond
Graphs
Eilif Pedersen, Norwegian University of Science and Technology,
Trondheim, Norway

BOND-4
Virtual Reality Full Simulator for Electrical Sub-Stations
J.Felez, J.M.Cabanellas, M.I.Martinez, A.Carretero, G.Romero and
J.Maroto, Universidad 
Politecnica de Madrid, Madrid, Spain

BOND-5
Effect of Roll Speed on Temperatures in Hot metal Rolling A Bond graph
Modelling Approach
Surjya K. Pal Derek A. Linkens, The University of Sheffield, Sheffield,
United Kingdom

BOND-6
Sensitivity Function Determination on a Bond Graph Model
Casimir Sié Kam, Geneviève Dauphin-Tanguy, Ecole Centrale de Lille,
Villeneuve d'Ascq Cedex 
France

BOND-7
3D Kite modeling in bond graph
Benjamin Decotte, Nicolas Venuti, Virtual Dynamics, Orsay, and
Barthelemy Boy, Ecole 
Centrale de Lille, Villeneuve d'Ascq, France

BOND-8
Model builder for Thermofluid Systems using Bond Graphs and Functional
modeling, model.
B. Ouldl Bouamama, Université de Sciences et Technologie de Lille.
Villeneuve d'Ascq Cedex 
France

BOND-9
Bond Graphs in a Behavioral Context
Peter J. Gawthrop, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, United Kingdom

BOND-10
Design of Failure Diagnosis System Based on System Bond graphs
Takehisa Kohda and Koichi Inoue, Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan

BOND-11
Modeling In Order To Size An Automotive Powertrain 1
Laffite, J. * And ** , Bideaux, É. * , Scavarda, S. * , Guillemard, F.
**
, Ébalard, M. ** , Moutou, C., Institut National de Sciences Appliquées
de Lyon
PSA Peugeot Citroën, Centre technique de Vélizy, Villeurbanne Cedex,
Vélizy-Villacoublay 
Cedex, France

BOND-12
Determination of flat output of linear bond graph model
Mathieu Maligorne, Christophe Sueur, G. Dauphin-Tanguy, Ecole Centrale
de Lille, Villeneuve 
d'Ascq Cedex France.

BOND-13
BG based Control with Virtual Actuators
P. Gawthrop, Donald Balance and D. Vink, University of Glasgow, Glasgow,
United Kingdom

BOND-14
Trajectory Tracking on Bond Graphs. Procedures and Applications to DC
Electrical Drives
Sergio Junco, Universidad Nacional de Rosario, Rosario Argentina

BOND-15
Modelling the Complex Non-Linear Dynamics of Bacterial Population with
Kinetic  process 
Graphs
Marc Baguelin and Jacques Lefevre, Ecole Centrale de Lille, Villeneuve
dÁscq, France

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DEVS

DEVS-1
DEVS Representation of Differential Equation Systems : Review of Recent
Advances
E.Kofman, Universidad Nacional de Rosario, Rosario, Argentina and J.S.
Lee, B.P. Zeigler, 
Arizona Center for Integrative Modeling and Simulation, Tucson, USA

DEVS-2
An object-oriented environment applied to a semi-physical model of fire
spread across a fuel bed
A.Muzy, A.Aiello, P.A. Santoni, J.F. Santucci, J.H. Balbi, Universite de
Corse, Corti, France

DEVS-3
Reusable Models Libraries Integration in a DEVS-Based Modeling and
Simulation 
Environment
Fabrice Bernardi, Emanuelle De Gentili and Jean-Francois Santucci,
University of Corsica, 
Corte, France

DEVS-4
DEVS/RAP : Agent Based Simulation
M.F. Hocaoglu, C. Firat, Applied Modeling and Simulation Laboratory,
ITRI MAM TUBITAK 
and H.S. Sarjoughian, ACIMS2, The University of Arizona

DEVS-5
DEVS-Based Design Method for Real-Time Systems
Bernd Susmilch and Bernhard Quatember, University of Innsbruck,
Innsbruck, Austria

DEVS-6
Neuro-DEVS, an hybrid methodology to describe natural complex systems
,J-B Filippi, P.Bisgambiglia, M.Delhom, F.Chiari, J-F Santucci, UMR
CNRS, Corte, France

DEVS-7
Vehicle routing techniques in  cellular models of urban traffic
A.Diaz, V. Vazquez, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina
and G.Wainer, 
Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada

DEVS-8
Defining DEVS Models with the CD++ a Toolkit
Gabriel Wainer, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada

DEVS-9
Meta-compiling traffic models in TSC, M. Lo Tartaro, C. Torres,
Departamento de Computacion, 
FCEN, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina and G.
Wainer, Department of 
Systems and Computer Engineering, Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada

DEVS-10
Using a DEVS Simulator for the Recognition of Chronicles: An Example
with the ELP 
Language
M. Le Goc  and C.Frydman, L.Torres, N.Giambiasi, DIAM-IUSPIM, Marseille,
France

DEVS-11
Modelling and Simulation of Industrial Accidents based on the DEVS
Formalism
J.M. Mercantini, R. Loschmann and E.Chouraqui, DIAM-IUSPIM, Marseille,
France

DEVS-12
DHMIF: DEVS-based Hardware Model Interchange Format
Jun-Kyoung Kim, Young Geol Kim, Tag Gon Kim, KAIST, Taejon, Korea

DEVS-13-BOND
GDEVS-Bond Graph Variable Structure Models
A.Naamane, A.Damiba, N.Giambiasi, DAIM-IUSPIM, Marseille, France

DEVS-14
Use of the Visual-DEVS Simulation Tool for Modeling Electronic
Transactions Systems
 I.Melgrati, C.Giorgetti and A.R.Tymoschuk, Universidad Tecnologica
Nacional, Facultad 
Regional Sante Fe, Santa Fe, Argentina

DEVS-15
Abstract Simulators for Continuous Flow Specified Systems
Fernando J.Barros, Universidade de Coimbra, Coimbra, Portugal

DEVS-16
V-World: A Virtual Environment based on Geometrical and Kinematics DEVS, 
Moon-Ho Hwang * and Sang-Uk Lee , Cubic Technology Research Center, Ace 
Techno-Tower 1201, 684-1, Deung Chon-Dong, Kang Seo-Ku, Seoul, South
Korea.

DEVS-17
Min-Max DEVS: A New Formalism for the Specification of Discrete Event
Models with 
Mix-Max Delays
Norbert Giambiasi, Univ.Aix-Marseille, Marseille, France

DEVS-18
Paper by Norbert Giambiasi

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ECOLOGY

ECO-1
SISTAL : A Spatial Simulation Model of the Tiller Density in
Monospecific stands of a perennial 
grass
C. Mazel, D.Hill, LIMOS-FRE CNRS 2239, Aubiere, France and M.Lafarge,
INRA-FGEP, Unite 
d?Agronomie, Clermont-Ferrand, France

ECO-2
ADEL-maize : a virtual plant model for studying interactions between 
crop and environment, 
C.Fournier, B. Antrieu, Unite Environnement et Grandes Cultures,
Institut National de la 
Recherche Agronomique (INRA), Thiverval-Grignon, France

ECO-3
How a Conceptual Framework can help to Design Models following
decreasing Abstraction
Frederic Amblard, Nils Ferrand, CEMAGREF - LISC and David Hill, LIMOS,
Aubiere, France

ECO-4
Dynamics of Environmental Indicators and Mosquito-Borne Diseases
J.Waku, D.J. Bicout, P, Sabatier, Ecole Nationale Veterinaire de Lyon,
INRA, Marcy l?Etoile, 
France

ECO-5
A dedicated Soft Real-Time Simulation of a Salp Swarm in Ada 95
Philippe Laval, Observatoire oceanologique, Station zoologique,
Villefranche-sur-Mer, France

ECO-6
Simulation of Stochastic Infection Transmission Models designed to
inform Water 
Treatment Decisions
Sada Soorapanth, Stephen E. Chick, and J.S. Koopman, The University of
Michigan, USA

ECO-7
Fuzzy Inductive Reasoning for the Prediction of Maximum Ozone
Concentration
PilarGomez, Angela Nebot, Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya,
Barcelona, Spain and Francisco 
Mugica, Instituto Politecnico Nacional, Mexico and Franz Wotawa, ,
Technische Universitat 
Wien, Vienna, Austria

ECO-9
Suspended Matter Transport in Fluvial Flow for Estuaries Simulation with
Mixed 
Formulation Based on Eulerien, Lagrangien and Multiagent Models
C. Olivier, Laboratoire de Mecanique du Havre and C. Bertelle,
Laboratoire d?Informatique du 
Havre, Le Havre, France

ECO-10
Ecological Optimization of Pollution Control Equipment
William Conley, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, Green Bay, USA

ECO-11
Design of a Spatial Multi-Agent Model of a Perennial Grassland Ecosystem
grazed by a 
Herd of Ruminants
L. Perochon, R.Baumont, B.Dumont, P.D?Hour, S.Prache, M.Petit, INRA, ,
St-Genes 
Champanelle, and P.Carrere, F.Louault, J.F. Soussana, INRA,
Clermont-Ferrand and C.Mazel, 
C.Force, D.Hill, LIMOS, Aubiere, France

ECO-12
The M3-Project: Distributed Environmental Simulation and Virtual Reality
T.Asselmeyer-Maluga, P.Frank, A.Hoheisel, H.Rose, B.Walter, GMD FIRST,
Berlin, Germany

ECO-13
Virtual Guanabara Bay used for Pollution Control: First Steps
Carlos Luiz N. dos Santos, Jose L.D. Alves and  Luiz Landau,
UFRJ/COPPE/PEC/LAMCE, Rio 
de Janeiro, Brazil

ECO-14
Simulation of global CO2 and different ecosystems
Francisco Torrens, Universitat de València, Burjassot (València), Spain

ECO-15
The Use of Random Number Generation for Stochastic Distributed
Simulation: Application 
to Ecological Modeling
Mamadou K. Traore and David R.C. Hill, Blaise Pascal University,
Aubiere, France

ECO-16
Towards a Coupling of Continuous and Discrete Formalisms in Ecological
Modelling 
Influences of the Choice of Algorithms on Results
Raphael Duboz, Eric Ramat and Philippe Preux, LIL, Calais, France

ECO-17
Computer Simulations for an SEIRS Epidemic Model with Different Types of
Seasonal 
Contact Rate
D.Greenhalgh and I.A. Moneim, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, United
Kingdom

ECO-19
Optimal Stochastic Design of Anaerobic Digester for Citrus Residuals,
Alessandra Frigato Bonello, Pietro Giribone, Roberto Mosca, University
of Genoa, Genoa, Italy

ECO-20
Mathematical Modeling of Rift Valley Fever in Subsahelian Africa
Marc A.Dubois and Charly Favier, SPEC, Gif sur Yvette and Philippe
Sabatier, INRA, Lyon, 
France

ECO-21
Mathematical Modeling of the Dynamics of Savanna-Forest Mosaics in
Africa
Marc A.Dubois and Charly Favier, SPEC, Gif sur Yvette, France

ECO-22
Simulation of Routines of Power System Manager?s Decision effecting the
Natural 
Environment
E.M.Sroczan and A.Urbaniak, Poznan University of Technology, Poznan,
Poland

ECO-24
Simulation of Stochastic Infection Transmission Models designed to
inform Water 
Treatment Decisions
Sada Soorapanth, Stephen E.Chick and James S.Koopman, The University of
Michigan, USA

ECO-25
Humic Compound Enhanced Biodegradation of Aromatic Hydrocarbons
V.Jirku, R.Strnad, J.Masak and A.Cejkova, Institute of Chemical
Technology, Prague, Czech 
Republic

ECO-26
SPAR: A Realistic Virtual Environment Offshore Floating Platforms
Simulation System
Gerson Gomes Cunha, Maria Celia Santos Lopes and Nelson Francisco
Favilla Ebecker, Federal 
University of Rio de Janeiro and Luis  Augusto Petrus Levy, Petroleo
Brasiliero SA, Rio de 
Janeiro, Brazil

ECO-27
OptView - A Virtual Reality Geometric optimization System for Offshore
Petroleum Platforms
Robson de Cunha  Santos, Petroleo Brasiliero SA, and Gerson Gomes Cunha
and Maria Celia 
Santos Lopes, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

ECO-28
The Use of Random Number Generation for Stochastic Distributed
Simulation Application 
to Ecological Modeling
Mamdou Traore and David R.C.Hill, Blaise Pascal University, Aubiere
Cedex, France


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NEURAL NETS

NEURAL-1
Simulation of Oil Well Pseudo Logs Using a Neural Network with Ultrafast
Learning
J.Barhen, Oak Ridge national Laboratory, Oak Ridge, USA

NEURAL-2
Advantages of Partitive Clustering Algorithms based on Potential
Functions
V. Nicolau, Dunarea de Jos, University of Galati, Galati, Romania

NEURAL-3
Index of Speedup for FE-Based Neural Networks
Guohe Xu, Guy Littlefair, Richard Penson and Graham King, Southampton
Institute, 
Southampton, United Kingdom

NEURAL-4
Fine-Tuning of a North Sea Model with the aid of GMDH Neural Networks
M.C.Schrijver and K.Saman, Rijkswaterstaat Directie Zeeland, Middelburg
and 
E.J.H.Kerckhoffs, Delft University of Technology, Delft, The Netherlands

NEURAL-5
Analysis of Bio-material using Neural Computing Methodology
N.Toomarian, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, USA 

NEURAL-6
Q-Learning and Robotics
Claude F.Touzet, University of Provence, Marseille, France and Juan
M.Santos, CESAR-CSMD, 
Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, USA

TRANS-12-NEURAL
Scheduling and sequencing jobs on machines by simulated annealing-based
heuristics
, F.Torres, A. Troncoso, P. Blanc, Universidad de los Andes, Santa Fe de
Bogota, Colombia

NEURAL-8
Final title not yet known
Michael Zak, Nasa, USA
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POSTER: 1

POS-1
Interpreted Stochastic Synchronised Petri Nets and Stochastic aAlgorithm
for Optimizing 
Supply Chain Performance
O. Jellouli and E. Chatelet, Universite de Technologie de Troyes,
Troyes, France

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STUDENT:

STUDENT-1-ECO
The Use of a Case-Based Reasoning Method for Designing Estuarine Models
Sara Passone, Loughborough University, Lougborough, United Kingdom

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TRANSPORT:

TRANS-1-APP
An Integer Linear Model for General Arc Routing Problems
Philippe Lacomme, Christian Prins and Wahiba Ramdane-Cherif, Universite
de Technologie de 
Troyes, Troyes, France

TRANS-2
Supply Chain Management in connection with Simulation and Optimization
W.Krug, J. Liebelt, B.Baumbach, Dualis, Dresden, Germany

TRANS-3
Simulation model for the redesign of the Spanish combined rail transport
network
I.Garcia, G.Gutierrez, R.Moreno, Universidad Carlos III de Madrid,
Leganes, Spain

TRANS-4
Using Simulation to Optimize the Operations of an Emergency Room
Robert Signorile, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, USA

TRANS-5
Stochastic petri nets-based approach to deal with the problematic of the
connections in the public 
transport systems
A.Abbas-Turki, O.Grunder, A.El-Moudni, Laboratoire des Systemes et
Transport (S.e.T.), France

TRANS-6
Belt-Conveyor-Systems Motion Control Simulation
I.Biermann, V.Muller, R.Schonfeld, Dresden University of Technology and
Heuer B. Rathmann, 
ABB Automation Systems Cottbus, Germany

TRANS-7
An Optimization Technique for the Solution of an Enhanced Warehouse
Location Problem
Lothar Dohmen, Aachen University of Technology, Aachen, Germany

TRANS-8
A Bootstrap Approach to Modeling and Simulation of a Container Terminal
G.Soncin, M. Cuneo, Institute of Ship Automation of CNR, Genova, Italy
and A. Tiano, 
University of Pavia, Italy and F.Pizzocchero, University of Modena,
Italy

TRANS-9
Incremental Modelling and Multi-Modelling for Urban Traffic Systems
Michelle Chabrol, David Sarramia and Nikolay Tchernev, LIMOS ,
Université Blaise Pascal - 
Clermont-Ferrand II,, Aubiere Cedex, France

TRANS-11
Decision Support for Planning Multi-Model Urban Travel
Joanna Hartley and Andre Bargiela, The Nottingham Trent University,
Nottingham, United 
Kingdom

TRANS-13
Industrial customization of maritime simulation and information systems
in the Latvian port 
areas, L.Novitski, E.Ginters, Y.Merkuryev, E.Viktorova, G.Merkuryeva,
Department of 
Modelling and Simulation, Riga Technical University, Riga, Latvia

TRANS-14
Simulation of an Intermodal Rail Freight Terminal
Isabel Garcia, Gil Gutierrez and Raul Moreno, Universidad Carlos III de
Madrid, Leganes, Spain

TRANS-15
Implementation and Evaluation for GA-Based Pipe Route Planning Method
Teruaki Ito, University of Tokushima, Tokushima, Japan

TRANS-16
An IPA-Based Optimization Algorithm to Solve the Multi-Location
Transshipment 
Problem
Yale T. Herer, Technion and Michael Tzur, Tel Aviv University, Tel Aviv,
Israel and Enver 
Yucesan, INSEAD, Fontainebleau, France

TRANS-17
Performance Analysis of Supply Chain with Stochastic Batch
Predicate/Transition Net
H.Chen, L.Amodeo, F.Chu, Technology University of Troyes, Troyes, France

TRANS-18
An Instructive Example for Pitfalls in Simulation of Logistic Networks
Markus Arns and Falko Bause, University of Dortmund, Dortmund, Germany

TRANS-19
Punctuality Evaluation of Airline Networks with Simulation
J.Martens and J.Adem, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Leuven, Belgium

TRANS-21
Model Based Training Methodology in Logistics Information Systems
Leonid Novitski and Yuri Merkuryev, Riga Technical University, Riga and
Egils Ginters, Latvian 
Intelligent Systems Ltd., Sigulda, Latvia

TRANS-22
Real-Time Micro Simulation of Urban Traffic
Isakki Kosonen, Helsinki University of Technology, Helsinki, Finland and
Andrzej Bargiela, 
Nottingham Trent University, Nottigham, United Kingdom


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APPLICATIONS

APP-1
Structure of Early Failure Detection System DEMO
A.Bajbulatov, M.Byvaikov, E.Jharko, A.G.Poletykin and M.A.Znenkov,
Institute of Control 
Sciences, Moscow, Russia

APP-2
Industrial Design using Simulation and Design of Experiments
Mohamed Masudy, Tembec Inc. Temiscaming, Canada

APP-3-TRANS
Evaluation of Machine Shop Logistic Alternatives using Simulation
Edward J.Williams, Dean. Darwactor, Lisa Shorkey, University of
Michigan, Dearborn, 
Michigan, USA

APP-6
Application of the B-BAC methodology to the LabView-Based Virtual
Controller
Jacek Czeczot, Technical University of Silesia, Gliwice, Poland

APP-8
Modelling and Simulation of Time-Optimal Clearing Process in Sequencing
Batch Reactors
Witold Nocon and Mieczyslaw Metzger, Silesian Technical University,
Gliwice, Poland

APP-9
Simulation Based Evaluation of PI, PFC and GMC Control for Electric
Heater
Piotr Laszczyk, Technical University of Silesia, Gliwice, Poland

APP-10
An Optimal Policy for Supply Planning of Assembly Systems with Service
Level Constraint
Mohamed A Ould-Louly and Alexandre Dolgui, University of Technology of
Troyes, Troyes, 
France

APP-12
Modeling of the Sheet Spring with Curvilinear Axis
Mayyas Al-Mahasneh, Tafila Applied University College, Tafila, Jordan

APP-13
Verification and Validation of a Complicated Unmanned Aircraft
Simulation
F.Saghafi, Sharif University of Technology, Iran

APP-15
The Optimal Circuit Reduction Method as an Effective Tool to solve Large
and Very Large 
Size Intractable Combinatorial VLSI Physical Design Problems
Roman Bazylevych, Harvard University, Cambridge, USA

APP-16
Simulation-Based Production Control in the Semiconductor Industry by the
Use of a Rule 
Based Dispatching Component
Matthias Thiel and Peter Gmilkowsky, Technical University of Ilmenau,
Ilmenau, Germany

APP-17
Modelling and Simulation of the Diffusion Section of a Beet Sugar
Process for a Plant 
Operator Training Simulator
Alejandro Merino and Felipe Acebes, Universidad de Valladolid,
Valladolid, Spain

APP-18
Worker Tools to Model Static Converters for their Sizing with an
Optimization Approach
Cherif Larouci, Eric Atienza, Jean-Paul Ferrieux, Laurent Gerbaud, James
Roudet, Laboratoire 
d?Electrotechnique de Grenoble, Saint Martin d?Heres, France

APP-19
Simulation Analysis of an Integrated Cross-Factory Process . A Case
Study
Yunh-Hsin Wang, Yo-Chan  Kao and Ch-T Su,, Tatung University, Taipei,
Taiwan

APP-20
Distributed VR-Based Simulation for Manufacturing
Li.Jin, Ilias A. Oraifige, Paul M. Lister and Frank R.Hall, University
of Wolverhampton, 
Wolverhampton, United Kingdom

APP-21
Modelling, Simulation and Visualization of Simultaneous Five-Axis
Milling with a Hexapod 
Machine Tool
K.Weinert and A.Zabel, University of Dortmund, Dortmund, Germany

APP-22
Computerized Speech Simulation: Subjective Evaluation of an Italian
Text-to-Speech 
Synthesizer
Marco Roccetti, Paola Salomoni and Ivan Collinelli, University of
Bologna, Bologna, Italy

APP-23
Simulation of an Harvester Production System, 
W. Kuhn, BUGH, Germany

APP-24
Industrial Rice Dryer Simulation Model
J. Martinez Garreiro, R.Canetti, A.Fonseca de Oliveira, M.Hakas,
Universidad de la Republica, 
Montevideo, Uruguay

APP-25
Simulation of an Electrostatic FIB System
A.K.Ahmad, S.M.Juma, A.A. Al-Tabbakh, Saddam University, Baghdad, Iraq

APP-26
ALICES V.2.0 : Fully Integrated Real-Time Object-Oriented Simulation
Environment
Patrice Roth and Guy Rouault, Corys T.E.S.S., Grenoble, France

APP-27
System Dynamics Simulation Modeling and Heuristic Optimization of the
Induction Motor
Ante Munitic, Luko Milic, Matko Bupic, Maritime Faculty, University of
Split, Split, Croatia

APP-28
Modular Testing of Logic Control Functions with Matlab
E. Carpanzano, L.Ferrarini, C.Maffezzoni, Politecnico di Milano, Milano,
Italy

APP-29
DAPS : Dynamic Adaptation of Complex Production Systems
Pierre Massotte and Yingjiu Liu and Jihad Reaidy, Ecole des Mines
d?Ales, Nimes, France.

APP-30
Hybrid Fuzzy Logic Controller for Practical Laser Detection and Tracking
System (LDTS)
Mohammed Z.Al-Faiz, Sadam University, and Esam G.Yousif and Baker B.
Al-Bahri, University 
of Bagdad, Bagdad, Iraq

APP-31 
E-Industrial Services Value-Added Simulation Services for the Producing
Sector
Wilfried Sihn and Tom-David Graupner, Fraunhofer Institute, Stuttgart,
Germany

APP-32
Simulation of Non-Rigid Products: An Industrial Application related to
Car Soft Top 
Design
G.Colombo, M.Benassi, U.Dugini, C.Rizzi, Universita di Parma, Parma,
Italy

APP-33
Simulation of an Electro-Hydraulic Servo-Valve in Nut Programming
Environment
Gunnar Grossschmidt and Mait Harf, Tallin Technical University, Tallinn,
Estonia

APP-34
Multi-Pole Modeling of an Electro-Hydraulic Servo-Valve
Gunnar Grossschmidt, Tallinn Technical University, Tallinn, Estonia

APP-35
The Digital Factory: A Novel Simulation Tool strongly improving The
Design and 
Development Processes in Industrial Companies
Christian H. Fedrowitz, Universitat Siegen, Siegen, Germany

APP-37
Simulating PCB Design Rules using MIDAS
Martin S. Barber and Trevor Bonfield, University of Salford, Salford,
United Kingdom

APP-38
Monitoring Industrial Accidents using a Reactive Simulation System
Alessandro Amoroso, Universita di Bologna, Bologna and Filippo Bezzi,
CREA, Ravenna, Italy

APP-39
The Indirect Measuring of Steel Temperature in Converter
Karol Kostur, Technical University, Kosice, Slovak Republic

APP-40
Planning Production Forecasting for Manufacturing SME: An Application
Based on 
AutoschedTM Tool
Gabriele Bruzzone, Alessandra Frigato Bonello, Sergio Pozzi Cotto and
Flavio Tonelli, 
University of Genova, Genova, Italy

APP-44
Automatic Voltage Control for Power Transformers
Abdallah R. Al-Thaimer and Jalal Abdallah, Al Balqa Applied University,
Amman, Jordan

APP-46
Discrete Events Simulation Model for Performance Analysis in an
Industrial Case Study
Alexandre Dolgiu and Philippe Lacomme, Universite Technologie de Troyes,
Troyes Cedex, 
France

APP-47
Computing the Reachable Space of Arbitrary Mechanisms for Packaging
Simulations
Artur Fuhrmann, DaimlerChrysler Research and Technology, Ulm and Elmar
Schoemer, Max-
Planck-Institut fur Informatik, Saarbrucken Germany

APP-48
Physically Based Cables for Assembly Simulation in Virtual Reality
Achim Loock, DaimlerChrysler, Ulm  and Elmar Schomer,
Max-Planck-Institute for Computer 
Science, Saarbrucken, Germany


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METHODOLOGY

METH-1
Efficient Interaction Model between Rigid and Deformable Objects
C.Caby and A. Crosnier, LIRMM-UMR CNRS/UM II, Montpellier, France

METH-2
The Use of Design of Experiments Methodology in a Modeling and
Simulation World
Mathias L. Kolleck, Booz, Allen and Hamilton Inc., Dayton, USA

METH-3
Genetic Identification of Structured Systems (GISS)
Cesar Zamilpa, Claude Baron, Jean-Claude Geffroy, INSA-DGEI, LESIA,
Toulouse, France

METH-4-BOND
Kinetic Process Graphs: Improving the Stock Flow Method of System
Dynamics with 
Quasi-Bond Graphs and Fuzzy Rules, Applications in Managing Industrial
and Business 
Systems
J, LeFevre, LAIL, UPRESA CNRS 8021, Villeneuve d?Ascq, France

METH-5
An Enhanced Methodology for reducing Time Consumption in Discrete Event
Simulation 
Projects
Bjoern Johansson, Chalmers University of Technology and Thomas
Jorgensen, Swedish Postal 
service, Gothenburg, Sweden

METH-7
The Impact of Communication in Distributed Simulation
Pentti Huttunen, Jouni Ikonen and Jarri Porras, Lappeenranta University
of Technology, 
Lappeenranta, Finland

METH-8
Controlling Optimistic Execution in Bulk-Synchronous Parallel
Discrete-Event Simulation
Mauricio Marin, University of Magellan, Punta Arenas, Chile

METH-9
Virtual Reality in the Design Process: from Design Review to Ergonomic
Studies
Guillaume Moreau and Philippe Fuchs, Ecole des Mines de Paris, Paris,
France

METH-10
Reduced Simulation Models for Medium-Term Production Scheduling
Sven Volker, Tortsen Munkelt and Peter Gmilkowsky, Ilmenau Technical
University, Ilmenau, 
Germany

METH-13
Using Simulation to Evaluate Decisive Action in Distributed Denial of
Service Attack
Franz O.Iwu and Richard N. Zobel, University of Manchester, Manchester,
United Kingdom

METH-14
A Conceptual Approach to Non-Linear Identification and Modeling Based on
Expert 
Systems
K.R.Chernyshov, Institute of Control Sciences, Moscow, Russia

METH-15
Efficient Simulation of Stochastic Timed Petri Nets
Lee W.Schruben, University of California, Berkeley, USA

METH-16
Reuse Oriented Prototyping Methodologies for Systems on Chips
G.Cambon, M.Robert, L.Torres and G.Sassatelli, Universite Montpellier
II, Montpellier, France

METH-17-TRANS
Identifying Best Predictors for Car Following Behavior from Empirical
Data
Pengjun Zheng, Mike McDonald, Jianping Wu and Mark Brackstone,
University of 
Southampton, Southampton, United Kingdom

METH-18-BOND
Linearization of the Bond Graph Model of a Robot RTX
A.Gargouri, Labo d?Analyse des Systemes, Tunis and M.Tagina, Monastir,
Tunisia

METH-19
A Comparative Analysis of the Reliability of Simple and Two-Level
Checkpointing 
Techniques in Two Different Distributed Industrial Control Systems
Architectures
Alicia Rubio and Rafael Ors, Politechnical University of Valencia,
Valencia, Spain

METH-20
Design and Performance Evaluation of Sequential Standardized Time Series
Procedures 
under Multiple Replications in Parallel
Edjair Mota, University of Amazonas, Brazil

METH-21
Feature Selection for Financial Trading Rules
Ian Cloete and Andrew Skabar, International University in Germany,
Bruchsal, Germany

METH-22
An Extension of Discrete Event High Level Specification DECM Formal
Language
Norbert Giambiasi, IUSPIM and Jean-Luc Paillet and Watcharee Jumpamule,
CMI, Marseille, 
France

METH-23
JavaSim - A Discete Event Simulation Library
W. Kuhn, BUGH, Germany

METH-25
Speeding Up Stochastic Discrete-Event Simulation
Krzystof Pawlikowski and Donald McNickle, University of Canterbury,
Christchurch, New 
Zealand

METH-26
Variables and Equations in Hybrid Systems with Structural Changes
D.A, van Beek, J.E. Rooda, Eindhoven University of Technology,
Eindhoven, The Netherlands

METH-27
Performance Modeling in the Large: A Case Study
B.D.Theelen, J.P.M. Voeten, L.J. van Bokhoven, Eindhoven University of
Technology, The 
Netherlands and A.M.M. Niemegeers, Alcatel Antwerp and G.G. de Jong,
Telelogic, Leuven, 
Belgium

METH-32
Simulation and Knowledge Management: The Role of Groupware
Martin Boulger, Vlatka Hlupic, Simon J.E. Taylor, Brunel University,
Uxbridge, United 
Kingdom

METH-33
Simulation Games: Theory and Systems
G. Albano, C.d?Apice and S.Salerno, University of Salerno, Salerno, and
T.Durante, University 
of Cassino, Cassino, Italy

METH-35
The Analysis of a Star-Topology Information System Network
Alexander Andronov, ikolay Fyodorov and Julija Glaza, Riga Technical
University, Riga, Latvia

METH-36
TCP/IP-Based Virtual Control Systems - A Low Cost Alternative for
Realistic Simulation 
of Control Systems 
Mieczyslaw Metzger, Silesian University of Technology, Gliwice, Poland

METH-37
Comparative Simulation Studies of Model-Extended PI Control of CSTR 
Mieczyslaw Metzger, Silesian University of Technology Gliwice, Poland

METH-38
What does a Computer Simulation Prove? 
Franck Varenne, Universite Lyon 2, Lyon, France

METH-39
Virtual-Matching or Police-State
A.Gaspar, Harant BT, Budapest, Hungary

METH-40-APP
A Generic Simulation Model for an Industrial Problem
Marcel Beauseigneur, PSA Peugeot Citroen and Corinne Boutevin, Nicolas
Cossard, Michel 
Gourgand and Sylvie Norre, Universite Blaise Pascal, Clermont-Ferrand,
France

METH-41
Systematic Structural Modelling of Discrete Event Systems Using Petri
Nets
Eugene J.H.Kerckhoffs, TU Delft, Delft, The Netherlands and Carmen
Veronica Bobeanu, Ghent 
University, Ghent, Belgium

METH-42
An Algebraic Approach to Petri Nets Based Representation of Complex
Discrete Systems
Carmen Veronica Bobeanu, Ghent University, Ghent, Belgium and Eugene
J.H.Kerckhoffs, TU 
Delft, Delft, The Netherlands

METH-44
A Distributed Parallel Architecture using Client  Server Model for
Parameter tracking Algorithms
D. Al-Dabass, D.Evans and S.Sivayoganathan, Nottingham Trent University,
Nottihgam, United 
Kingdom

METH-45
Forwards and Backwards MSMCO Simulation Programs with Applications
William Conley, University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, Green Bay, USA

AGENT-25-METH
Real-Time Simulation of pH-Process for Comparative Evaluation of PI, GMC
and FPC 
Algorithms
Krzysztof Stebel, Silesian University of Technology, Gliwice, Poland

AGENT-27-METH
Multi-Agent Modelling Behaviours in Virtual Environments
Q.H.Mehdi, Z.Wen and N.E.Gough, University of Wolverhampton,
Wolverhampton, United 
Kingdom
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Canterbury, Christchurch, New zealand,
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 			Christchurch, New Zealand
		
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