Journal of Simulation

2006 - 2025

Current editor(s): Christine Currie

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Sustainable supply chain design: capturing dynamic input factors pp. 213-221: P J Byrne, C Heavey, P Ryan and P Liston
Soft Constraint-based simulation of execution strategies in building engineering pp. 222-231: U Beißert, M König and H-J Bargstädt
Design and implementation of an MDA interface for flexible data capturing pp. 232-241: M Aufenanger, A Blecken and C Laroque
Generating CT-TH-PM surfaces using EPT-based aggregate modelling pp. 242-254: C P L Veeger, L F P Etman, J van Herk and J E Rooda
Life-cycle of simulation models: requirements and case studies in the automotive industry pp. 255-259: G Mayer and S Spieckermann
Impact of ageing workforces on long-term efficiency of manufacturing systems pp. 260-267: G Zülch and M Becker
The problem of the initial transient (again), or why MSER works pp. 268-272: K P White and S Robinson

Introduction to the special issue pp. 149-150: R R Hill
Tutorial on agent-based modelling and simulation pp. 151-162: C M Macal and M J North
Some insights into the emergence of agent-based modelling pp. 163-169: B L Heath and R R Hill
INSIGHT: understanding unexpected behaviours in agent-based simulations pp. 170-180: R Gore and P F Reynolds
Virtual EP: a simulator of multi-agents-based virtual plant growth in response to environmental heterogeneity pp. 181-195: H Qu, Q Zhu, H Fu and Z Lu
Learning from multi-level behaviours in agent-based simulations: a Systems Biology application pp. 196-203: C-C Chen and D R Hardoon
Discrete-event simulation is dead, long live agent-based simulation! pp. 204-210: P O Siebers, C M Macal, J Garnett, D Buxton and M Pidd
Managing business complexity: discovering strategic solutions with agent-based modelling and simulation pp. 211-212: R R Hill

Univariate input models for stochastic simulation pp. 81-97: M E Kuhl, J S Ivy, E K Lada, N M Steiger, M A Wagner and J R Wilson
Development of model categories for performance improvement studies related to airport terminal operations pp. 98-108: K C James and M Bhasi
Information acquisition for modelling and simulation of logistics networks pp. 109-115: S Kuhnt and S Wenzel
Restricted subset selection and its application pp. 116-127: E J Chen
Sensitivity analysis in discrete-event simulation using fractional factorial designs pp. 128-142: J A B Montevechi, R G de Almeida Filho, A P Paiva, R F S Costa and A L Medeiros
Alpha mistake of Taguchi method with L18 array for STB type QCH using simulation pp. 143-148: A Al-Refaie and M-H Li

Simulation in healthcare — Part 2 pp. 1-1: H Pilgrim
RIGHT: A toolkit for selecting healthcare modelling methods pp. 2-13: A Naseer, T Eldabi and T P Young
A review of discrete event simulation in National Coordinating Centre for Health Technology Assessment-funded work and a case study exploring the cost-effectiveness of testing for thrombophilia in patients presenting with an initial idiopathic venous thromboembolism pp. 14-23: M D Stevenson, E L Simpson, A C Rawdin and D E Papaioannou
Cluster-randomized design for simulation-based evaluation of complex healthcare interventions pp. 24-33: B Sobolev and L Kuramoto
Simulation and enhancement of a cardiovascular device test rig pp. 34-41: S D Gregory, N Greatrex, D Timms, N Gaddum, M J Pearcy and J F Fraser
Discrete event simulation for performance modelling in health care: a review of the literature pp. 42-51: M M Günal and M Pidd
A simulation model of bed-occupancy in a critical care unit pp. 52-59: J D Griffiths, M Jones, M S Read and J E Williams
An application of agent-based simulation to the management of hospital-acquired infection pp. 60-67: Y Meng, R Davies, K Hardy and P Hawkey
Simulations for epidemiology and public health education pp. 68-80: C-Y Huang, Y-S Tsai and T-H Wen

Improved energy-efficient production using discrete event simulation pp. 191-201: P Solding, P Thollander and P R Moore
Subset selection procedures pp. 202-210: E J Chen
Using simulation and goal programming to reschedule emergency department doctors’ shifts: case of a Tunisian hospital pp. 211-219: B Jerbi and H Kamoun
Simulating hospital evacuation—the influence of traffic and evacuation time windows pp. 220-234: E Tayfur and K Taaffe
Optimization of ship evacuation procedures as part of tsunami preparation pp. 235-247: T Pitana and E Kobayashi
Crowd Simulation pp. 248-249: Vassilis Zachariadis and James Amos

Simulation in healthcare — Part 1 pp. 129-129: Hazel Pilgrim
An analysis of the academic literature on simulation and modelling in health care pp. 130-140: S C Brailsford, P R Harper, B Patel and M Pitt
Developing model requirements for patient flow simulation studies using the Unified Modelling Language (UML) pp. 141-149: C Vasilakis, D Lecznarowicz and C Lee
Service optimization with patient satisfaction in healthcare systems pp. 150-162: T Gonsalves and K Itoh
Application of synthetic patient data in the assessment of rapid rule-out protocols using Point-of-Care testing during chest pain diagnosis in a UK emergency department pp. 163-170: S Robinson, F FitzGibbon, J Eatock, T Hunniford, D Dixon and B J Meenan
Success and failure in the simulation of an Accident and Emergency department pp. 171-178: J Bowers, M Ghattas and G Mould
Incorporating remote visits into an outpatient clinic pp. 179-188: J Eatock and T Eldabi
Operations research and health care: a handbook of methods and applications pp. 189-190: Martin Pitt

Simulation-based cycle-time quantile estimation in manufacturing settings employing non-FIFO dispatching policies pp. 69-83: J M Bekki, J W Fowler, G T Mackulak and M Kulahci
An integrated supply chain model with dynamic flow and replenishment requirements pp. 84-94: G M Magableh and S J Mason
Method for assessing and selecting discrete event simulation software applied to the analysis of logistic systems pp. 95-106: A K da Silva and R C Botter
Modelling, simulation and analyses of systems with breakdown imposed scrapping pp. 107-113: T Ilar, J Powell and A Kaplan
Generic interface specifications for integrating distributed discrete-event simulation models pp. 114-128: A K Garg, J Venkateswaran and Y-J Son

Simulation software: evolution or revolution? pp. 1-2: S J E Taylor and S Robinson
A survey on distributed simulation in industry pp. 3-16: C A Boer, A de Bruin and A Verbraeck
Simulation as a tool for gaming and training in operations management—a case study pp. 17-28: D-J van der Zee and J Slomp
A fast computational algorithm for simulating round-robin service pp. 29-39: D Finley, J R Ramos, V Rego and J Sang
Towards a unified conceptual model representation: a case study in healthcare pp. 40-49: B S S Onggo
Effective design of an assembly line using modelling and simulation pp. 50-60: F Longo and G Mirabelli
A conceptual model for carpooling systems simulation pp. 61-68: G Correia and J M Viegas