Trends in Automatic Composition of Structures for Simulation Models in Production and Logistics

Wenzel, Sigrid; Stolipin, Jana; Rehof, Jakob; Winkels, Jan

doi:10.1109/wsc40007.2019.9004959

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“…Independently implemented features in the form of a component repository are assumed and their selection and composition are automated by an algorithm. (Wenzel et al, 2019) It is usually difficult to map complete systems for decision making taking into account all the framework conditions and details. Therefore, it is necessary to identify the relevant areas and criteria of the variant to be considered and to map and evaluate the variants with respect to these criteria, (Winkels et al, 2018) has already shown that an automated composition of solution alternatives is possible.…”

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Multi-criteria decision support in construction management: life cycle-oriented investigation of the economic efficiency

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Weist²,

Winkels³

et al. 2021

Proceedings of the 2021 European Conference on Computing in Construction

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The focus of this paper is an efficient data usage in order to investigate the economic efficiency of a building element. Decisions in construction management are related to the life cycle of a building. In combination with numerous influencing factors there is a need for a decision support approach, which enables the user to ensure data is available and can be used efficiently to identify the best decision. To meet these challenges, this paper presents a data-based approach for combining different datasets to ensure a comprehensive base for multi-criteria decision support in construction management.

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confidence: 99%