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Creator:: West, Thomas Moore
Abstract:: Facility location studies involve the selection of a preferred course of action from an array of multiattributed alternatives. The factors affecting this selection are defined in both quantifiable and qualifiable terms. The former comprises primarily monetary or operational data, and the latter consists of nonmonetary and environmental parameters; where the...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY in INDUSTRIAL AND GENERAL ENGINEERING presented on August 31, 1976

Creator:: Kingsley, Daniel Bruce
Abstract:: The traditional and the unit dose pharmacy distribution system were compared to determine which one, in thd opinion of hospital pharmacists and administrators, is best suited to the needs of hospitals of less than 200 beds. The comparison was made by having the pharmacists rate the alternative distribution systems on...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: Industrial and General Engineering presented on August 26, 1975 Title: AN ANALYSIS OF THE UNIT DOSE PHARMACY

Creator:: Olsen, Eldon D.
Abstract:: The use of logistic-type growth curves in the prediction of future engineering manpower utilization patterns is a viable technique. When a work environment consists of a large number of repetitive type project the use of regression analysis and Weibull curve shapes gives a reliable forecast of the time-phased utilization of...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: Professor an of Industrial and General Engineering Depart nt Redacted for privacy Robert W. Newburgh, Ph.D

Creator:: Dykstra, Dennis P.
Abstract:: Although some of the most difficult problems in forest management occur as a result of timber harvest operations, present methodology in harvest planning emphasizes guidelines which rely heavily upon the experience of the individual forest manager for their correct application. This study was undertaken in an effort to develop a...
Resource Type:: Dissertation

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