simulation@uflorida.cis.ufl.edu (Moderator: Paul Fishwick) (09/19/89)
Volume: 11, Issue: 3, Mon Sep 18 14:46:18 EDT 1989
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(1) WSC 89 Final Program
(2) Seeking Net Access for Visiting Scholar
(3) International Workshop on SE,AI and Expert Systems
(4) Requested: HVACSIM+ Users
* Moderator: Paul Fishwick, Univ. of Florida
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Date: Fri, 15 Sep 89 08:55 EDT
From: NELSON%ccl2@eng.eng.ohio-state.edu
Subject: WSC '89 program
To: simulation@ufl.edu
X-Vms-To: @SIMULATION.
The following is the final program for the 1989 Winter Simulation
Conference, which will be held December 4-6 in Washington, D.C.
A preliminary program containing hotel and registration information
can be obtained from Barry Nelson at nelson-b@eng.ohio-state.edu.
Barry Nelson
Publicity Chair
WSC '89
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1989 Winter Simulation Conference
KEYNOTE ADDRESS
Why Simulation Works
A. Alan B. Pritsker
INTRODUCTORY AND ADVANCED TUTORIALS
Simulation For Decision Making: An Introduction
Arne Thesen and Laurel E. Travis
Parallel Discrete Event Simulation
Richard M. Fujimoto
Selecting Simulation Software for Manufacturing Applications
Averill M. Law and S. Wali Haider
Tutorial: Artificial Intelligence and Simulation
Jeff Rothenberg
A Tutorial on Uniform Variate Generation
Pierre L'Ecuyer
Non-Uniform Random Number Generation: A Survey and Tutorial
J. H. Ahrens
Graphical Methods for the Design and Analysis of Simulation
Experiments
Russell R. Barton and Lee W. Schruben
How to Assess the Acceptability and Credibility of Simu-
lation Results
Osman Balci
The Simulation Process: Avoiding the Problems and Pitfalls
Randall P. Sadowski
Rapid Modeling: How It Assists Manufacturing Competitiveness
Rajan Suri
Hierarchical, Modular Modelling in DEVS-Scheme
Bernard P. Zeigler, Jhyfang Hu, and Jerzy W. Rozenblit
Optimization of Stochastic Systems via Simulation
Peter W. Glynn
Simulation Run Length Planning
Ward Whitt
SOFTWARE TUTORIALS
1
Perspectives on Simulation Using GPSS
Thomas J. Schriber
Introduction to SIMAN
David T. Sturrock and C. Dennis Pegden
A Tutorial Introduction to Object-Oriented Simulation and
SIM++
Greg Lomow and Dirk Baezner
Computer Animation with CINEMA
Jacob P. Poorte and Deborah A. Davis
A General Purpose Animator
Daniel T. Brunner and James O. Henriksen
Productivity Tools in Simulation: SIMSCRIPT II.5 and
SIMGRAPHICS
Otis F. Bryan, Jr.
MODSIM II - An Object Oriented Simulation Language for Se-
quential and Parallel Processors
Otis F. Bryan, Jr.
Introduction to SLAM II and SLAMSYSTEM
Jean J. O'Reilly and Kristen C. Nordlund
The GPSS/PC Student Version
Springer W. Cox
A Tutorial On SEE WHY and WITNESS
Andrew R. Gilman and Claire Billingham
Introduction to SIMFACTORY II.5
Mark C. Rohrbough
NETWORK II.5 Tutorial: Network Modeling - Without Program-
ming
William J. Garrison
Communication Network Analysis with COMNET II.5
Robb Mills
Knowledge-Based Modeling and Simulation Components
Jeff Kaminski, Cindy Cosic, Gary Strohm, Joyce Kepner, and
Jim Bycura
The SimKit System: Knowledge-Based Simulation and Modeling
Tools in KEE
Marilyn Stelzner, Jack Dynis, and Fred Cummins
AutoMod II: The System Builder
Michael B. Thompson
2
The MAST Simulation Environment
John E. Lenz
Extended Features of GPSS/H
Robert C. Crain and Daniel T. Brunner
Simulation with MIC-SIM and MIC-SIM VIEW
David E. Strack
Estimating System Availability and Reliability
Ambuj Goyal
Stochastic Petri Net Simulation
Gianfranco Balbo and Giovanni Chiola
Tutorial: Scheduling Manufacturing Systems with FACTOR
F. Hank Grant
SIMPLE_1: The Language & Modeling Environment
Philip Cobbin
Simulation Modeling and Analysis with INSIGHT: A Tutorial
Stephen D. Roberts and Mary Ann Flanigan
DISC++: A C++ Based Library for Object Oriented Simulation
Eric L. Blair and Sathyakumar Selvaraj
Modeling Input Processes with Johnson Distributions
David J. DeBrota, Robert S. Dittus, James J. Swain,
Stephen D. Roberts, James R. Wilson, and Sekhar
Venkatraman
Pre-and Post-Processing for Data Efficiency in Large-Scale
Computer Simulations
Turkan Kumbaraci Gardenier
Statistical Issues in a General-Purpose Simulation Modeling
Language
Stephen D. Roberts and Robert W. Klein
A Graphical Test Bed (SIMTBED) for Analyzing and Reporting
the Results of a Statistical Experiment
Peter A.W. Lewis
Analysis of Simulation Data Using Sandie
Arne Thesen
Teaching Simulation with MOR/DS
Guy L. Curry, Bryan L. Deuermeyer, and Richard M. Feldman
Teaching Simulation with Pascal_SIM
Robert M. O'Keefe and Ruth M. Davies
3
ANALYSIS METHODOLOGY
Sensitivity Analysis
Simulation Sensitivity Analysis Using Frequency Domain Ex-
periments
Douglas J. Morrice and Lee W. Schruben
Likelihood Ratio Derivative Estimators for Stochastic Sys-
tems
Peter W. Glynn
Derivative Estimates from Discontinuous Realizations:
Smoothing Techniques
Paul Glasserman and Wei-Bo Gong
Optimization
Optimization of an Automated Manufacturing System
Simulation Model Using Simulated Annealing
Eileen M. Manz, Jorge Haddock, and John Mittenthal
Using Computer Simulation to Optimize Flexible Manufacturing
System Design
Udayan Nandkeolyar and David P. Christy
Oscillation Amplitutde Considerations in Frequency Domain
Experiments
Sheldon H. Jacobson
Experimental Design Issues for Large Scale Simulation Models
(Panel)
Moderator: Russell R. Barton
Panelists: George S. Fishman, Malvin H. Kalos, W. David
Kelton, and Jack P.C. Kleijnen
Statistical Considerations
Implementation of Quasi-Random Generators and
Their Use in Discrete Event Simulation
Teresa R. Davenport and Russell C.H. Cheng
A Flexible Method for Estimating Inverse Distribution
Functions in Simulation Experiments
Athanassios Avramidis and James R. Wilson
Response Surface Analysis of Stochastic Network Performance
Thomas G. Bailey, Kenneth Bauer, and Alfred B. Marsh
Variance Reduction
Optimization Using Common Random Numbers,
Control Variates and Multiple Comparisons with the Best
Wei-Ning Yang and Barry L. Nelson
4
Variance Reduction of Quantile Estimates via Nonlinear Con-
trols
Peter A.W. Lewis and Richard L. Ressler
Augmenting Linear Control Variates Using Transformations
James J. Swain
New Developments in Random Number Generation
Random Number Generation on Parallel Processors
Masanori Fushimi
Using Linear Congruential Generators for Parallel Random
Number Generation
Mark J. Durst
About Polynomial-Time "Unpredictable" Generators
Pierre L'Ecuyer and Rene Proulx
Non-Uniform Random Variate Generation
Mathematical Aspects of Various Methods for Sampling from
Classical Distributions
Ulrich Dieter
Ratio of Uniforms as a Convenient Method
for Sampling from Classical Discrete Distributions
Ernst Stadlober
Inverse-Transformation Algorithms for Some Common Stochastic
Processes
Bruce Schmeiser and Whey-Ming Tina Song
Simulating Rare Events
Monte Carlo Simulation of Complex System Mission Reliability
E.E. Lewis, F. Boehm, C. Kirsch, and B.P. Kelkhoff
Large Deviations Theory Techniques in Monte Carlo Simulation
John S. Sadowsky and James A. Bucklew
Quick Simulation of Rare Events in Networks
Roman D. Fresnedo
Experimental Design and Multivariate Analysis
Multivariate Inferences for Regenerative Simulations to a
Specified Precision Level
Der-Fa Robert Chen and Wei-Pin Chen
A Principal Components Model of Simulation Structure
David Alan Grier
5
Correlation-Induction Techniques for Fitting
Second-order Metamodels in Simulation Experiments
Jeffrey D. Tew
MODELING METHODOLOGY
Validation and Verification
Testing, Understanding, and Validating Complex Simulation
Models
Jerry Banks
Verification and Validation: A Consultant's Perspective
John S. Carson, II
Guidelines for Selecting and Using Simulation Model Verifi-
cation Techniques
Richard B. Whitner and Osman Balci
Using AI Methodology in Modeling
Simulating Hybrid Connectionist Architectures
Trent E. Lange, Jack B. Hodges, Maria E. Fuenmayor, and
Leonid V. Belyaev
Simulation System For the Control of Manufacturing Lines
J. Beaudoin, G. Feldmann, and P. Massotte
The Role of Knowledge Management in Hierarchical Model De-
velopment
Yueh-Min Huang, Jerzy W. Rozenblit, and Jhyfang Hu
Modeling Environments and Tools
Object Oriented Toolkits for Simulation Program Generators
Onur M. Ulgen, Timothy Thomasma, and Youyi Mao
Olympus: An Interactive Simulation System
Gary J. Nutt, Adam Beguelin, Isabelle Demeure,
Stephen Elliott, Jeff McWhirter, and Bruce Sanders
Animating Simulations in RESQME
Anil Aggarwal, Kurtiss J. Gordon, James F. Kurose,
Robert F. Gordon, and Edward A. MacNair
Parallel Simulation: Theory
Distributed Simulation Using Hierarchical Roolback
Richard L. Gimarc
Rollback Sometimes Works ... If Filtered
Boris Lubachevsky, Adam Shwartz, and Alan Weiss
6
Adaptive Distribution of Model Components via Congestion
Measures
Murali S. Shanker, W. David Kelton, and Rema Padman
Alternative Modeling Perspectives
Alternative Modeling Perspectives: Finding the Creative
Spark
James O. Henriksen
Developing Analytic Models Based on Simulation Results
A. Alan B. Pritsker
Parallel Simulation: Testbeds
A Common Programming Structure for
Bryant-Chandy-Misra, Time-Warp, and Sequential Simulators
Marc Abrams
Comparative Analyses of Parallel Simulation Protocols
Paul F. Reynolds, Jr., Christopher F. Weight, and J.
Robert Fidler II
Efficient Aggregation of Multiple LPs in Distributed Memory
Parallel Simulations
David M. Nicol, Chris C. Micheal, and Patrick Inouye
How Technology Limits Simulation Methodology (Panel)
Moderator: C. Dennis Pegden
Panelists: Cindy Morey, Brian Unger, Peter Welch,
Deborah Medeiros, and Timothy Thomasma
Theoretical Foundations of Modeling
A Logic for Simulating Discontinuous Systems
Sanjai Narain and Jeff Rothenberg
Neural Network Models in Simulation:
A Comparison with Traditional Modeling Approaches
Paul A. Fishwick
A Comparison of Selected Conceptual Frameworks for Simu-
lation Modeling
E. Joseph Derrick, Osman Balci, and Richard E. Nance
Approaches to Analyzing Event Structure
Marked Event Method in Discrete Event Simulation
Shu Li
On Analyzing Events to Estimate the Possible Speedup of Par-
allel Discrete Event Simulation
Tapas K. Som, Bruce A. Cota, and Robert G. Sargent
7
Simulation Graph Duality: A World View Transformation for
Simple Queueing Models
Lee Schruben and Enver Yucesan
Parallel Simulation: Practice
Contrasting Distributed Simulation with Parallel Repli-
cation:
A Case Study of a Queueing Simulation on a Network of
Transputers
R. Rajagopal and John Craig Comfort
Experience with Concurrent Simulation
Douglas W. Jones, Chien-Chun Chou, Debra Renk, and Steven
C. Bruell
Limitation of Optimism in the Time Warp Operating System
Peter L. Reiher, Frederick Wieland, and David Jefferson
SIMULATION IN MANUFACTURING
Just-In-Time and High Volume Manufacturing
WATMIMS JIT/KANBAN Benchmark Summary and Recommendations
Kenneth N. McKay and Michael Rooks
A Visual Simulation Model of a Workstation in a Rolling Mill
Facility
Pierre Lefranc Marie-Helene Jobin, Marie-Claude Roy
,ois,
and Gerald Gamache
Using Simulation to Explore Potential Improvements
in an Existing Automated Assembly System
Cynthia J. Erickson
Modeling Complex Systems
Module Modeling and Economic Optimization for Large-Scale
AS/RS
Soemon Takakuwa
AS/RS and Warehouse Modeling
Daniel J. Muller
A Modular Structure for a Highly Detailed Model of Semicon-
ductor Manufacturing
Sarah Jean Hood, Amy E.B. Amamoto, and Antonie T.
Vandenberge
Integrated Modeling Tools and Techniques
Rapid Modeling: In the Design of a New PCB Manufacturing
System
8
Kenneth R. Anderson and Gregory W. Diehl
Combining Software Engineering Principles with Discrete
Event Simulation
Bernard J. Schroer, Fan T. Tseng, and Shou X. Zhang
Integrating IBIS Simulations and Systems Planning Models
Through Multiple Model Communications
Michael G. Ketcham and Ramesh Rajagopalan
New Uses of Simulation on the Factory Floor
The Next Generation of Manufacturing Simulation
Charles Fuller
Direct Connect Emulation and The Project Life Cycle
Max W. Hitchens and Thomas K. Ryan
Using Discrete-Event Computer Simulation to Test Control
Systems
Trevor I. Miles and Hawker Siddeley
Opportunities and Challenges in Manufacturing Simulation for
Busy Plant Engineers (Panel)
Moderator: Ken Tumay
Panelists: John E. Lenz, Robert Meyer, Walter M. Price,
Matt Ricketts, and John S. Zuk
Artificial Intelligence in Manufacturing Simulations
Implementation of Rule-Based Technology in a Shop Scheduling
System
David P. Yancey and Scott Peterson
Just-In-Time Simulation Using Artificial Intelligence
S. Manivannan
Intelligent Back End of a Goal Directed Simulation
Environment for Discrete-Part Manufacturing
Subramanian Prakash and Robert E. Shannon
Flexible Manufacturing and Assembly Systems
Simulation and Layout of a Laser Radar Production Facility
Stewart J. Lehman and W. Richard Davison
Simulation Analysis of a Flexible Integrated Chemical Pro-
duction Facility
John E. Branstrator
Simulation Assisted Design and Installation of a Flexible
Assembly System
John L. Ballard, Srivathsan Jagannathan, Randy Hartline,
and Bob Derksen
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Scheduling for Semiconductor Manufacturing Lines
The Use of Bottleneck Starvation Avoidance with Queue Pred-
ictions in Shop Floor Control
C. Roger Glassey and Raja G. Petrakian
Dispatching in an Integrated Circuit Wafer Fabrication Line
Pravin K. Johri
Implementing the Results of a Manufacturing Simulation in a
Semiconductor Line
David J. Miller
CIMulation
Expert Simulation for On-Line Scheduling
Sanjay Jain, Karon Barber, and David Osterfeld
The User's Role in a Simulation Based Scheduling System
F. Hank Grant and Robert G. Lagoni
Architecture for an Integrated Simulation/CIM System
Gordon M. Clark and David H. Withers
GENERAL APPLICATIONS
Design and Analysis of Service Systems
The Use of Specialized Modeling and Display Techniques in
the
Simulation Analysis of a Newspaper Mailroom Distribution
System
Barbara M. Werner
A Simulation Model for Washington State Juvenile Detention
Facilities
Minghui Yang
Analysis and Optimization of Distributed Computer Systems
Load Sharing in Hierarchical Distributed Systems
S.A. Banawan and J. Zahorjan
A Simulation Model of the NFS Service on an Ethernet Local
Area Network
Floriane Blusseau
Simulated Annealing and Resource Location in Computer Net-
works
G. Anandalingam
Military Operations
10
The Constraint Model of Attrition
Dean S. Hartley III
Hail Storm: A Model for Determining the Survivability
of Fixed-Wing Aircraft Against Small Arms
John M. Grover
A Comparison of Serial and Parallel Processing Simulation
Models of Pilot Workload
Thomas F. Schuppe
Government Command, Control and Communications
The Results of Simulating a Digital Imaging Network System
in
Echelon 3 of Deployable Combat Medical Facilities
William P. Johnson
TCDL - An Expert System Language for Wargaming
Joseph L. Sowers and Paul E. Rubin
A Modeling Perspective for Meteor Burst Communication
Brian C. Healy, Wade H. Shaw, Jr., and Joseph R. Litko
Advanced Methodology for Simulating High Performance Com-
puter Systems
Efficient Simulation of Cache Memories
S. Dwarkadas, J.R. Jump, and J.B. Sinclair
Techniques for the Trace-Driven Simulation of Cache Perform-
ance
Susan J. Eggers, Edward D. Lazowska, and Yi-Bing Lin
Simulation and Analysis of a Pipeline Processor
P.G. Emma, J.W. Knight, J.H. Pomerene, T.R. Puzak, and
R.N. Rechtschaffen
Simulation and Emulation of Communication Networks
NEST: A Network Simulation & Prototyping Testbed
A. Dupuy, J. Schwartz, Y. Yemini, and D. Bacon
CLASS Simulation of Real Time, Highly Compressed
Video Transmission Through an Interference Limited Environ-
ment
Robert Godfrey, Roger Avant, Dennis Lai, and James Wang
The Use of Modelling in Long-Range Computer Communications
Network Planning
Ronald K. Leighton
Combined Techniques of Simulation and AI in Systems Analysis
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Simulated Real-Time Intersection Signal Control
Edmond Chin-Ping Chang
An Integrated Simulation Approach for
Design and Analysis of Timber Harvesting Systems
Sabah U. Randhawa and Eldon D. Olsen
Reasoning in Time and Space: Issues in Interfacing a Graphic
Computer Simulation
with an Expert System for an Intelligent Simulation Training
System
Leslie D. Interrante and John E. Biegel
Medical Administration and Services
Simulation Modeling for Emergency Medical Service Systems
Wafik H. Iskander
Discrete Simulation Application - Scheduling Staff for the
Emergency Room
Arvind P. Kumar and Rajiv Kapur
Computer Simulation as a Method for Selecting Nurse Staffing
Levels in Hospitals
Mary Lynn McHugh
LATE ARRIVAL
Simulation with PCModel
Young G. Chung and David A. White
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Date: Sun, 17 Sep 89 11:55:23 PDT
From: Brian Leverich <leverich@rand.org>
To: simulation@bikini.cis.ufl.edu
Subject: Re: SIMULATION DIGEST V11 N2
Newsgroups: comp.simulation
In-Reply-To: <20887@uflorida.cis.ufl.EDU>
Organization: RAND Corp., Santa Monica, CA
Cc: leverich@rand.org
I'll be visiting the Military History and International Relations
Department at Oxford's All Souls College this Michaelmas Term.
Unfortunately, they apparently have no machines with Net access. (I don't
think the department is exactly full of hackers... (-: ) Is anyone aware
of another department that might grant a guest account with Net access to
a visiting scholar with research interests in knowledge-based simulation
using ROSS-in-Scheme? Thanks! -B
--
"Simulate it in ROSS"
Brian Leverich | U.S. Snail: 1700 Main St.
ARPAnet: leverich@rand.org | Santa Monica, CA 90406
UUCP: decvax!randvax!leverich | Ma Bell: (213) 393-0411 X7769
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Path: cernvax!perretg
From: cernvax!perretg@mcsun.eu.net (denis perret-gallix)
Newsgroups: comp.cog-eng,comp.ai.neural-nets,comp.lang.lisp,comp.simulation
Subject: Conference Announcement
Date: 18 Sep 89 16:28:28 GMT
Reply-To: cernvax!perretg@mcsun.eu.net (denis perret-gallix)
Followup-To: comp.cog-eng
Organization: CERN European Laboratory for Particle Physics, CH-1211 Geneva, Switzerland
INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOP ON SOFTWARE ENGINEERING, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
AND EXPERT SYSTEMS FOR HIGH ENERGY AND NUCLEAR PHYSICS
MARCH 19-24 1990
CENTRE DE CALCUL DE l'IN2P3
LYON/VILLEURBANNE (FRANCE)
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE:
G. Auger GANIL Caen
K. H. Becks B.U. Wuppertal
R. Brun CERN DD Geneve
F. Etienne CPPM Marseille
V. Frigo CERN DG Geneve
D. Heuer ISN Grenoble
E. Malandain CERN PS Geneve
M. Metcalf CERN DD Geneve
M. Mouyssinat GRECO PROG. Bordeaux
P. Palazzi CERN DD Geneve
D. Perret-Gallix LAPP Annecy
M. Van Caneghem G.I.A. Marseille
J. Vermaseren NIKHEF-H Amsterdam
C. Vogel CISI Paris
W. Wojcik CCIN2P3 Lyon
BULLETIN N.I
Dear Colleague,
The ever increasing complexity of high energy and nuclear physics
experiments is now in an accelerating phase with the LEP detectors
and the planned LHC, SSC, UNK,.. experiments.
Physics simulations, equipment designs, detector and accelerator control,
on-line data taking and data analysis, all computing related activities
absorb a huge part of the financial and manpower resources of these
experiments.
Recently developed techniques of software management and expert systems
have become an essential ingredient of the success of current and
forthcoming "big" experiments.
However, these techniques and methods, to be efficient, have to be
integrated properly into our environment and well accepted and
endorsed by the community.
We are organizing an International Workshop dedicated to these topics:
" Software Engineering, Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems
for Nuclear and High Energy Physics "
The goals of this workshop are essentially threefold:
1) To present reports on recent applications or developments of these
techniques in Nuclear and High Energy Physics.
2) To update and improve our knowledge on these techniques by inviting
the best experts on software engineering and expert systems.
3) To foster collaboration across various H.E.P. and N.P. experiments
and other physics fields, on specific subjects of importance for our
domain.
SESSIONS
Session I
Software Engineering: Concepts and Techniques
CASE and Software Automation.
Application Analysis and Design.
Cognitive Engineering.
Design and Management of Data Structures.
Automatic coding and documentation.
Debugging, validity proof and performance measurement.
Software re-usability issues.
Session II
Software Engineering : Practical Applications
How to manage a million lines of codes written by a hundred physicists
scattered all over the World ?
Current status: Presentation of real-world applications,
their successes and failures.
Experience from 'Big Experiments'.
Special needs for H.E.P. and N.P.
Networks and workstations: the "Server" concept.
Session III
Languages for H.E.P. and N.P.
Procedural Language: Fortran 77 and 8x, Ada, C.
Object Oriented Programming: SmallTalk, C++, Eiffel.
AI languages: Lisp -- Prolog.
DBMS languages.
Managing applications involving several languages.
Session IV
Techniques and Tools from A.I.
Behavioral simulation of detector components and object-oriented programming.
Pattern recognition (tracks, energy bumps); event recognition and sorting.
Qualitative physics.
Neural Networks for H.E.P. and N.P.
Query and update of very large distributed relational databases.
Session V
Expert Systems
Knowledge Engineering in Physics Research.
Mainframe user "help" and documentation systems.
Aids for setting up analysis and simulation programs.
Data Management.
Real-time Expert Systems:
Accelerator control, electronic equipment test and
monitoring, user interface to data acquisition systems.
Session VI
Symbolic Manipulation Techniques.
Feynman Diagram automatic Computation and expert systems for algebra.
Higher order pertubative QCD computation.
Specific needs for large computation in H.E.P. and N.P.
Symbolic manipulation techniques for Super-Algebra.
A critical survey of Reduce, Macsyma, Schoonschip, Maple, Scratchpad II,
Form, Mathematica.
Session VII
Commercial Products Presentation
Session VIII
Demonstration
Some demo will be organized from any one willing to present their
development or products on the local computer or from some remote
equipment.
Session IX
Summary Talks, Round Table...
************
If you intend to attend this workshop, please, return the following form
and a resume (2-3 pages) of your proposed contribution (if any)
before November 30, 1989 to:
Mme Michele JOUHET e-mail: JOUHET @ CERNVM
CERN EP Division Tel: (41) 22 767 2277
1211 Geneve 23 Switzerland Telex 419000
FAX: (41) 22 782 4439
I can be reached as follows:
D. Perret-Gallix e-mail: PERRETG @ CERNVM
CERN EP Division
1211 Geneve 23 Switzerland
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To: comp-simulation@rutgers.edu
Path: phoenix!englandr
From: englandr@phoenix.princeton.edu (Scott Englander)
Newsgroups: comp.simulation
Subject: Need help with HVACSIM+ simulation
Date: 18 Sep 89 18:05:46 GMT
Organization: Princeton University, NJ
Are there any users of the HVAC modular simulation tool HVACSIM+ out
there?
I'm having a problem with a model I'm developing, and would appreciate
the advice of other users.
Please email replies to englandr@phoenix.Princeton.EDU, or call me at
609/258-4684. Thanks!
--
- Scott
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