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  • Equipment replacement prioritization measures : simulation and testing for a vehicle fleet

    Creator:
    Kriett, Phillip Oliver
    Abstract:
    Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) Fleet Services manages a fleet that in 2008 included approximately 5,000 pieces of active equipment worth $340–$390 million. Every biennium, a fixed budget is available to replace a certain amount of this equipment. This research evaluated various measures for establishing equipment replacement priorities. A model...
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    Masters Thesis
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    committee, Dr. David Porter, Dr. B. Starr McMullen, and Dr. Roger Graham. Moreover, he would like to thank

  • Priority asset utilization in parallel replacement analysis

    Creator:
    Wagner, Tristan John
    Abstract:
    Two policies for allocating individual assets from a pool of assets to incoming requests were contrasted within the context of replacement analysis. Assets within a pool are considered similar in the service they provide, but may differ in age and cumulative usage. The two policies considered for allocating assets to...
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    Honors College Thesis
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    : __________________________________________________ David Kim Two policies for allocating individual assets from a pool of assets to

  • Impact of asset usage preferences on parallel replacement decisions

    Creator:
    Wagner, Tristan John
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    Data from a state department of transportation fleet shows that the usage of a typical asset decreases as it ages. One possible explanation for decreasing asset usage with age is operator preference for using the newest available asset. In this research the long-term cost and replacement implications of such a...
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    Masters Thesis
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    : __________________________________________________ David S. Kim Data from a state department of transportation fleet shows that the

  • Utilizing wireless-based data collection units for automated vehicle movement data collection

    Creator:
    Saeedi, Amirali
    Abstract:
    There are many different types of automatic data collection technologies that have been used in transportation system applications such as pneumatic tubes, radar, video cameras, inductive loops detectors, wireless toll tags, and global positioning systems (GPS). Nevertheless, there are still multiple examples of important and helpful transportation system data that...
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    Dissertation
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    : ______________________________________________ David S. Kim There are many different types of automatic data collection technologies that have

  • Container fleet-sizing for part transportation and storage in the supply chain

    Creator:
    Park, SeJoon
    Abstract:
    This research addresses fleet-sizing for reusable containers that are used for protection, transportation, and storage of parts between a component plant and assembly plant. These reusable containers are often expensive and occupy a large amount of storage space when empty and full. Having a large container fleet comes with higher...
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    Dissertation
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    : David S. Kim This research addresses fleet-sizing for reusable containers that are used for

  • Multi-Sensor Data Fusion for Specific Energy Estimation in a Surface Grinding Process

    Creator:
    Desabathina, Sai Srinivas
    Abstract:
    Specific energy, defined as the energy consumed by per unit volumetric removal rate, is one of the key metrics used for evaluating the environmental performance of a machining process. Grinding is a traditional machining process, characterized by high specific energy and poor environmental performance. Growing global concerns about climate change...
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    Masters Thesis
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    queries so promptly. I am incredibly grateful to Dr. David Porter who had provided invaluable

  • The impact of shared ownership on virtual team effectiveness

    Creator:
    Bonnono, Mark A.
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    This research studied the role of shared ownership on virtual team effectiveness, using student teams enrolled in engineering management coursework at Oregon State University and Virginia Polytechnic Institute. After a thorough review of the literature, the concept of shared ownership was developed. This concept was operationalized as the extent to...
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    would also like to thank Kenneth Funk, David Porter, and Scott Leavengood for acting as my graduate

  • Investigating usability of search engines in small screen devices : a systems engineering approach

    Creator:
    Moulik, Anand
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    In today's world, desktop computers have become such an integral part of our lives that it is practically impossible to imagine anything being done without the aid of computers. As the world becomes more and more fast paced and users feel a need to have computers on the go, desktop...
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    Masters Thesis
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    my Minor Professor, Dr. David Porter and my committee member, Dr. Shiwoo Lee for willing to serve on

  • Assessing the Maturity of Industrial Engineering as an Engineering Discipline

    Creator:
    Murphy, Thomas W.
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    Industrial Engineering is a broad discipline, with a wide range of definitions for the field and the knowledge areas that make up its parts. A conceptual gap exists between the definition of the field of Industrial Engineering and the definitions of each of these parts. To facilitate advancement of the...
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    Honors College Thesis
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    _____________________________________________________________________ David Porter, Committee Member, representing School of Mechanical, Industrial and

  • Multi-stage group scheduling problems with sequence dependent setups

    Creator:
    Salmasi, Nasser
    Abstract:
    The challenges faced by manufacturing companies have forced them to become more efficient. Cellular manufacturing is a concept that has been accepted as a technique for increasing manufacturing productivity in batch type production by efficient grouping of parts (jobs) with some similarities in processing operations into groups and sequentially matching...
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    times, a lower bounding approach based on Branch-and-Price (B&P) technique is developed. Because