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Narayanan, S.; Bodner, Douglas A.; Sreekanth, U.; Govindaraj, T.; McGinnis, Leon F.; Mitchell, Christine

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“…The recently emerging Ontological Theory [lo], and techniques borrowed from Object-Oriented Programming and Simulation [8] will provide the formal tools for this effort. Some steps along these lines have been taken in the context of a research effort known as Virtual Manufacturing [25,26], but most of these models need to be extensively validated, tested and appropriately revised before they are accepted as standard representations.…”

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Production planning and control in flexibly automated manufacturing systems: current status and future requirements

Reveliotis

Proceedings 1999 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (Cat. No.99CH36288C)

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Starting from the observation that currently we lack the control policies to effectively establish and manage the operational flexibilities required by contemporary flexibly automated manufacturing systems, this paper articulates a proposition towards the development of a formal production planning and control framework for these environments. This framework essentially attempts to integrate recently emerging results on the representation and control of these environments through a bottom-up hierarchical modeling and analysis approach. Open research problems that will underly such an integration effort are identified, and potential solution approaches are briefly outlined.

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Section: Perceived Research Problemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Production planning and control in flexibly automated manufacturing systems: current status and future requirements

Reveliotis

Proceedings 1999 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (Cat. No.99CH36288C)

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An object-oriented conceptual model of a collaborative product development management (CPDM) system

Han

2005

Int J Adv Manuf Technol

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It is apparent that the development or implementation of a collaborative product development management (CPDM) system in an enterprise should be based on the right understanding of core domain objects, their main attributes, and their relationships to other objects in the product development domain. For this purpose, an object-oriented conceptual model of a CPDM system based on a top-down approach is presented in this paper. For building the conceptual model systematically, this paper proposes the 4P2C modeling views, which are multifaceted views of engineering information that provides an integrated and consistent perspective on engineering information. The 4P2C stands for product, process, project, participant, cost, and collaboration. Based on the 4P2C modeling views, six submodels are constructed that eventually constitute a complete conceptual CPDM model. In each sub-model, the decomposition of core domain objects, their main attributes, and their relationships to other objects are represented in detail. A prototype application program along with an illustrative cost calculation example is also presented to demonstrate that the proposed CPDM model will enable enterprises to maintain consistency in product data efficiently throughout the product life cycle.

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Reconfigurable simulator using graphical user interface (GUI) and object-oriented design for OFDM systems

Jaber

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Abdel-Raheem

2011

Simulation Modelling Practice and Theory

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Cited by 28 publications

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Production planning and control in flexibly automated manufacturing systems: current status and future requirements

Production planning and control in flexibly automated manufacturing systems: current status and future requirements

An object-oriented conceptual model of a collaborative product development management (CPDM) system

Reconfigurable simulator using graphical user interface (GUI) and object-oriented design for OFDM systems

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