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Creator:: Bjarnason, Einar Thor
Abstract:: Production planning in fish processing is heavily dependent on the raw material supply. Because of the uncertainties associated with the quantity of catch and its composition, planning for production is a difficult task. Until recently the fish processing plants in Iceland also had to accept the entire loads of fishing...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis

Creator:: McGregor, Donald R.
Abstract:: One of the commonly used simulation approaches is process orientation. This is based on the use of nodes (or blocks) that perform functions in series. In spite of the compactness and ease of learning that characterize process-based simulation, many languages are somewhat complex, primarily the result of the large number...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: memory operating system. Objective-C allows object-oriented concepts such as inheritance and subclassing

Creator:: Pendakur, Ramesh
Abstract:: The focus of this research is to design and develop a microcomputer-based information management and production planning system for a discrete parts manufacturing facility. The information management module is based on relational database concepts. This information is used by the scheduling module to generate initial production schedules based on manufacturing...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: the bill of materials. It requires an adequate computer system, accurate data, management support

Creator:: Wang, Wen-tsao
Abstract:: Automated Storage and Retrieval (AS/R) Systems have had a considerable impact on manufacturing and distribution processes. The configuration of AS/R systems vary considerably, depending on the particular application. The effect of different retrieval scheduling rules is analyzed and compared for three different unit-load AS/R systems operating under dual-command cycle. The...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: very high, the system will be completely operating on the dual-command cycle. By reducing the arrival

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