TRACKS

Topics of interest concern the use of simulation techniques to solve challenging problems, the use of simulation as decision support tool, and advances in R&D in the area. A preliminary schedule will be available soon.

The meeting will be divided into twelve tracks which are intended to cover the range of interests of participants. In all tracks, a special joint effort is expected and encouraged in:

• edge cutting projects (application of simulation to new fields or sub-fields),
• integrating approaches (e.g. coupling formal/theoretical instruments with simulation models and results, etc.) and
• cross-methodological research (e.g. comparing data from real phenomena with simulation findings).
  

Papers are invited, but not limited to the following tracks:

• Simulation in Manufacturing (MANUF)

  Track Chairs: Josep Casanovas and Tayfur Altiok

   

• Simulation for the Industry Services (SIS)

  Track Chairs: Maria Rosa Aguilar and Michael Pidd

   

• Supply Chain Integration and Extended Enterprises (SCI)

  Track Chairs: Juan José Ramos and Jean Claude Hennet

   

• Industrial Applications of Petri Nets (IAPN)

  Track Chairs: Manuel Silva and Emilio Jiménez

   

• Distributed Simulation (DIS)

  Track Chairs: Remo Suppi and Drew Hamilton

   

• Social Sciences Simulation (SSS)
  

  Track Chairs: Adelinde Uhrmacher and Michael Moehring

   

• Simulation Methodologies. Techniques and Applications (STA)

  Track Chairs: Jaume Figueras and Helena Szczerbicka

   

• Biological Process Simulation (BPS)

  Track Chairs: Ramon Vilanova and Xavier Lafuente

   

• Continuous Process Modeling, Simulation and Optimization (CPMSO)

  Track Chairs: Antonio Espuña and Jean-Marc Le Lann

   

• Logistics Modeling, Simulation and Optimization (LMSO)

  Track Chairs: Gaby Neumann and Yury Merkuryev

   

• Network Simulation (NS)

  Track Chairs: José Luis Marzo and Boleslaw K. Szymanski

   

• Simulation in Medicine(SM)

  Track Chairs: Witold Jacak and Michael Affenzeller