Journal of Simulation

2006 - 2025

Current editor(s): Christine Currie

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A multi-agent simulation of the pharmaceutical supply chain pp. 215-226: G Jetly, C L Rossetti and R Handfield
Model and simulation of exascale communication networks pp. 227-236: N Liu, C Carothers, J Cope, P Carns and R Ross
An HLA-based distributed simulation for networked manufacturing systems analysis pp. 237-252: G Pedrielli, M Sacco, W Terkaj and T Tolio
Credit risk: an agent-based model of post-credit decision actions and credit losses in banks pp. 253-266: S Jonsson
Improving container terminal efficiency through emulation pp. 267-278: C A Boer and Y A Saanen
Supports for transparent object-migration in PDES systems pp. 279-293: S Peluso, D Didona and F Quaglia

Pseudo-random streams for distributed and parallel stochastic simulations on GP-GPU pp. 141-151: J Passerat-Palmbach, C Mazel and D R C Hill
An analysis of the cost of validating semantic composability pp. 152-163: C Szabo and Y M Teo
Loss-aware DR-based update scheduling for improving consistency in DVEs pp. 164-178: Z Li, W Cai, X Tang and S Zhou
PrimoGENI for hybrid network simulation and emulation experiments in GENI pp. 179-192: N Van Vorst, M Erazo and J Liu
On computation and synchronization costs in spatial distributed simulation pp. 193-204: R Zunino
A virtual time system for virtualization-based network emulations and simulations pp. 205-213: Y Zheng, D M Nicol, D Jin and N Tanaka

A stopping rule using the quasi-independent sequence pp. 71-80: E J Chen
Evaluating production improvement opportunities in a chemical plant: a case study using discrete event simulation pp. 81-91: B Sharda and S J Bury
Modelling patient choice in healthcare systems: development and application of a discrete event simulation with agent-based decision making pp. 92-102: V A Knight, J E Williams and I Reynolds
An approach for generic sensor models pp. 103-111: P D Allen and A Cullington
Ontology-centred integration for space operations pp. 112-124: L Rabelo, P Fishwick, Z Ezzell, L Lacy and N Yousef
Model enrichment: concept, measurement, and application pp. 125-140: E Yavari and T Roeder

Reflections on JOS: 5 years on pp. 1-1: S Robinson
Hypermodelling: an integrated approach to dynamic system modelling pp. 2-8: P A Fishwick
Integrated simulation combining process-driven and event-driven models pp. 9-20: V S Kesaraju and F W Ciarallo
A discrete event simulation tool for performance management of web-based application systems pp. 21-32: F M Alam, S Mohan, J W Fowler and M Gopalakrishnan
An agent simulation study of a unified mechanism on individual foraging behaviour with individual scalar expectancies pp. 33-42: J F Magnotti and L Yilmaz
A dynamic game theory approach to solve the free riding problem in the peer-to-peer networks pp. 43-55: J-S Hua, S-M Huang, D C Yen and C-W Chena
Using genetic algorithms and an indifference-zone ranking and selection procedure under common random numbers for simulation optimisation pp. 56-66: D Nazzal, M Mollaghasemi, H Hedlund and A Bozorgi
Are we there yet? Simulation modellers on what needs to be done to involve agent-based simulation in practical decision making pp. 67-70: K Hoad and C Watts

Towards the development of a simulator for investigating the impact of people management practices on retail performance pp. 247-265: P O Siebers, U Aickelin, H Celia and C W Clegg
High performance spreadsheet simulation on a desktop grid pp. 266-278: J Pichitlamken, S Kajkamhaeng, P Uthayopas and R Kaewpuang
Warnings about simulation pp. 279-291: J Banks and L Chwif
The range statistic and procedures to select the best systems pp. 292-300: E J Chen

Enhancing simulation composability and interoperability using conceptual/semantic/ontological models pp. 133-134: A Tolk and J A Miller
Epistemic and normative aspects of ontologies in modelling and simulation pp. 135-146: M Hofmann, J Palii and G Mihelcic
An ontology-enabled user interface for simulation model construction and visualization pp. 147-156: Z Ezzell, P A Fishwick, B Lok, A Pitkin and S Lampotang
Achieving reusability and composability with a simulation conceptual model pp. 157-165: O Balci, J D Arthur and W F Ormsby
A knowledge-driven framework for simulation application integration pp. 166-189: P Benjamin, K Akella, A Verma, B Gopal and R Mayer
Ontologies and simulation: a practical approach pp. 190-201: L McGinnis, E Huang, K S Kwon and V Ustun
A formal framework for capturing knowledge to transform structural models into analysis models pp. 202-216: A A Kerzhner, J M Jobe and C J J Paredis
Towards interoperable and composable trajectory simulations: an ontology-based approach pp. 217-229: U Durak, H Oğuztüzün, C Köksal Algin and Ö Özdikiş
Ontologies and tools for analysing and composing simulation confederations for the training and testing domains pp. 230-245: Rob Ford, D Martin, D Elenius and M Johnson

Case study: modelling passenger flows in Heathrow Terminal 5 pp. 69-76: A Beck
Towards collaborative component-based modelling pp. 77-88: H S Sarjoughian, J J Nutaro and G Joshi
A simulation model for policy decision analysis: a case of pandemic influenza on a university campus pp. 89-100: O M Araz, T Lant, J W Fowler and M Jehn
Using simulation to model and optimize acute care access in relation to hospital bed count and bed distribution pp. 101-110: Y Wang, W L Hare, L Vertesi and A R Rutherford
Modelling and simulation of a real Internet radio service pp. 111-122: D Melendi, R García, X G Pañeda and V García
Marketing health care simulation modelling: towards an integrated service approach pp. 123-131: E Altsitsiadis

Introduction to Part Special Issue of JOS—simulation: at the interface of modelling and analysis pp. 1-2: M E Kuhl, J Flower and L H Lee
Modelling and simulating non-stationary arrival processes to facilitate analysis pp. 3-8: B L Nelson and I Gerhardt
AutoSimOA: a framework for automated analysis of simulation output pp. 9-24: K Hoad, S Robinson and R Davies
Multiple orders per job formation and release strategies in large-scale wafer fabs: a simulation study pp. 25-43: L Mönch, J Zimmermann, S J Mason and J W Fowler
Effects of bed configurations at a hospital emergency department pp. 44-57: M Diefenbach and E Kozan
The Hybrid War Model: a complex adaptive model of complex urban conflict pp. 58-68: James Moffat, Michael Bathe and Lorna Frewer