International Journal of Computer Integrated Manufacturing, Volume 19 (original) (raw)

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Volume 19, Number 1, 2006

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    S. C. Lenny Koh, Walter W. C. Chung, Angappa Gunasekaran:
    A Special Issue on Tools and Techniques for Dynamic Manufacturing Environments. 1-3
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    Kim Hua Tan, C. P. Lim, Ken Platts, H. S. Koay:
    Managing manufacturing technology investments: An intelligent learning system approach. 4-13
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    Yui-Lam Chan, Chi Fai Cheung, Wing Bun Lee, S. K. Kwok:
    Knowledge-based simulation and analysis of supply chain performance. 14-23
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    Hans Holm:
    Information structures for design of feedback resource distribution control systems for discrete part manufacture. 24-36
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    Walter W. C. Chung, L. H. L. Lau:
    A case on re-engineering the work order system in a container shipping company. 37-48
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    T. C. Loh, S. C. Lenny Koh, M. Simpson:
    An investigation of the value of becoming an extended enterprise. 49-58
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    Walter W. C. Chung, Jimmy J. F. Pak:
    A case study: using UML to develop a knowledge-based system for supporting business systems in a small financial institute. 59-68
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    George T. S. Ho, Carman K. M. Lee, Henry C. W. Lau, Andrew W. H. Ip:
    A hybrid intelligent system to enhance logistics workflow: An OLAP-based GA approach. 69-78
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    Yi Liu Tu, J. J. Kam:
    Manufacturing network for rapid tool/die making. 79-89

Volume 19, Number 2, 2006

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    D. Liu, Claudio Roberto Boër, Marco Sacco, Rosanna Fornasiero:
    A networked engineering portal to support distributed supply chain partnership. 91-103
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    Kyoung-Yun Kim, Ohbyung Kwon, Kun Chang Lee, Bartholomew O. Nnaji:
    A multimedia support system for collaborative assembly design. 104-124
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    S. Hossein Cheraghi, M. Thirtha, K. K. Krishnan:
    An optimization-based system for adaptive planning in a discrete part manufacturing environment. 125-135
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    J. Yang, S. Han, H. Kang, J. Kim:
    Product data quality assurance for e-manufacturing in the automotive industry. 136-147
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    Felix T. S. Chan, Hing Kai Chan:
    A simulation study with quantity flexibility in a supply chain subjected to uncertainties. 148-160
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    Wei Yan, M. C. Pritchard, Chun-Hsien Chen, Li Pheng Khoo:
    A study of bidding-oriented collaborative product conceptualization. 161-177
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    Hamid Reza Golmakani, James K. Mills, Beno Benhabib:
    On-line scheduling and control of flexible manufacturing cells using automata theory. 178-193

Volume 19, Number 3, 2006

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    Abdelhakim Artiba, Nikolay Tchernev:
    Editorial. 195-196
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    Latifa Ouzizi, Didier Anciaux, Marie-Claude Portmann, François B. Vernadat:
    A model for cooperative planning within a virtual enterprise. 197-209
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    Fabrice Dusonchet, Max-Olivier Hongler:
    Priority index heuristic for multi-armed bandit problems with set-up costs and/or set-up time delays. 210-219
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    Giovanni Miragliotta, Alberto Portioli-Staudacher:
    The integrated use of information and stocks in the management of uncertain lumpy demand. 220-233
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    Mohamed Ghazel, Armand Toguyéni, Michel Bigand:
    A semi-formal approach to build the functional graph of an automated production system for supervision purposes. 234-247
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    Llanos Cuenca, Ángel Ortiz Bas, François B. Vernadat:
    From UML or DFD models to CIMOSA partial models and enterprise components. 248-263
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    K. Krishnaiyer, S. Hossein Cheraghi:
    Ant algorithms: web-based implementation and applications to manufacturing system problems. 264-277
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    C. Chung, Q. Peng:
    Evolutionary sequence planning for selective disassembly in de-manufacturing. 278-286
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    R. A. Cader, A. A. Ball, Robert J. Cripps:
    Pattern shape design for ceramic ware: an integrated solution. 287-293
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    Dimitris Mavrikios, Vassiliki Karabatsou, Dimitris Fragos, George Chryssolouris:
    A prototype virtual reality-based demonstrator for immersive and interactive simulation of welding processes. 294-300

Volume 19, Number 4, 2006

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    Paul Folan, P. Higgins, Jim Browne:
    A communications framework for extended enterprise performance measurement. 301-314
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    Murat Arikan, Serpil Erol:
    Meta-heuristic approaches for part selection and tool allocation in flexible manufacturing systems. 315-325
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    A. G. Gunendran, Robert I. M. Young:
    An information and knowledge framework for multi-perspective design and manufacture. 326-338
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    H. H. Wang, Z. D. Zhou, Y. P. Chen, Soh-Khim Ong, Andrew Y. C. Nee:
    A methodology for evaluating the manufacturing ability of equipment in virtual enterprises. 339-349
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    M. Hou, T. N. Faddis:
    Automatic tool path generation of a feature-basedCAD/CAPP/CAM integrated system. 350-358
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    Hyunbo Cho, Young-Jun Son, Albert T. Jones:
    Design and conceptual development of shop-floor controllers through the manipulation of process plans. 359-376
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    G. Mohammadi, Mustafa Özbayrak:
    Scheduling mixed-model final assembly lines in JIT manufacturing. 377-382
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    B. K. Choi, N. K. You:
    Dispatching rules for dynamic scheduling of one-of-a-kind production. 383-392
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    Ping Jiang, Quentin Mair, Julian Newman:
    The application of UML to the design of processes supporting product configuration management. 393-407

Volume 19, Number 5, 2006

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    Lihui Wang, Fengfeng Xi:
    Challenges in design and manufacturing. 409-410
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    S. Li, L. Chen, Fengfeng Xi:
    Modelling for cooperative multi-team-based design optimization. 411-422
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    T. Zhang, Janet Efstathiou:
    The complexity of mass customization systems under different inventory strategies. 423-433
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    Lars Zschorn:
    An extended model of ATP to increase flexibility of delivery. 434-442
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    Lihui Wang, W. Jin, Hsi-Yung Feng:
    Embedding machining features in function blocks for distributed process planning. 443-452
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    Chun Wang, Hamada H. Ghenniwa, Weiming Shen:
    Scheduling multi-operation jobs in partially overlapping systems. 453-462
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    Berend Denkena, Christian Holz, Houssem Abdellatif:
    Model-based control of a hexapod with linear direct drives. 463-472
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    Toshimichi Moriwaki, Somkiat Tangjitsitcharoen, T. Shibasaka:
    Development of intelligent monitoring and optimization of cutting process for CNC turning. 473-480
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    Chris K. Mechefske, C. Zeng:
    Opportunistic electrode replacement in a robotic spot welding system. 481-489

Volume 19, Number 6, 2006

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    Xun Xu, Peter Klemm, Frederick M. Proctor, S. H. Suh:
    STEP-compliant process planning and manufacturing. 491-494
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    Thomas R. Kramer, Frederick M. Proctor, Xun Xu, John Michaloski:
    Run-time interpretation of STEP-NC: implementation and performance. 495-507
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    Chengrui Zhang, Riliang Liu, Tianliang Hu:
    On the futuristic machine control in a STEP-compliant manufacturing scenario. 508-515
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    Riliang Liu, Chengrui Zhang, Stephen T. Newman:
    A framework and data processing for interfacing CNC with AP238. 516-522
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    Martin Hardwick, David Loffredo:
    Lessons learned implementing STEP-NC AP-238. 523-532
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    S. Heusinger, Roberto Silvio Ubertino Rosso, Peter Klemm, Stephen T. Newman, Shahin Rahimifard:
    Integrating the CAx process chain for STEP-compliant NC manufacturing of asymmetric parts. 533-545
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    Injun Choi, Suk-Hwan Suh, Kwang-Myung Kim, Minseok Song, M. Jang, Byeong-Eon Lee:
    Development process and data management of TurnSTEP: a STEP-compliant CNC system for turning. 546-558
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    M. Wosnik, C. Kramer, A. Selig, Peter Klemm:
    Enabling feedback of process data by use of STEP-NC. 559-569
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    Christian Brecher, Mirco Vitr, Jochen Wolf:
    Closed-loop CAPP/CAM/CNC process chain based on STEPand STEP-NC inspection tasks. 570-580
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    Dieter Fichtner, Andreas Nestler, Thien Ngon Dang, Andreas Schulze, Ulf Carlsen, Steffen Schreiber, Seok Won Lee:
    Use of agents and neural networks for acquisition and preparation of distributed NC information to support NC planning. 581-592
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    W. Lee, Y.-B. Bang, M. S. Ryou, W. H. Kwon, H. S. Jee:
    Development of a PC-based milling machine operated by STEP-NC in XML format. 593-602
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    Alexei Sokolov, J. Richard, V. K. Nguyen, Ian Stroud, W. Maeder, Paul C. Xirouchakis:
    Algorithms and an extended STEP-NC-compliant data model for wire electro discharge machining based on 3D representations. 603-613
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    M. S. Ryou, H. S. Jee, W. H. Kwon, Y.-B. Bang:
    Development of a data interface for rapid prototyping in STEP-NC. 614-626
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    Sheng Quan Xie, Xun Xu:
    A STEP-compliant process planning system for sheet metal parts. 627-638
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    Ian Stroud, Paul C. Xirouchakis:
    Strategy features for communicating aesthetic shapes for manufacturing. 639-649

Volume 19, Number 7, 2006

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    Joseph O. Ajaefobi, Richard H. Weston, Kamran Ali Chatha:
    Predicting the performance of candidate human systems within specific work contexts. 651-662
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    Said Hamou, Abdelmadjid Cheikh, Jean Marc Linares, Abdelkader Chikh Daho:
    A stochastic concept for the optimization of manufacturing tolerances in computer aided process plan simulation. 663-675
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    R. G. Chougule, B. Ravi:
    Casting cost estimation in an integrated product and process design environment. 676-688
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    P. J. Sackett, M. F. Al-Gaylani, Ashutosh Tiwari, D. Williams:
    A review of data visualization: opportunities in manufacturing sequence management. 689-704
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    F. David, Henri Pierreval, Christophe Caux:
    Advanced planning and scheduling systems in aluminium conversion industry. 705-715
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    H.-E. Tseng, C.-C. Chen:
    Coordinating product configuration in the order fulfilment processing: an approach based on the binary tree algorithm. 716-726
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    José Antonio Sánchez, S. Plaza, Luis Norberto López de Lacalle, Aitzol Lamikiz:
    Computer simulation of wire-EDM taper-cutting. 727-735
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    Wai M. Cheung, D. G. Bramall, Paul G. Maropoulos, James Xiaoyu Gao, Hayder Aziz:
    Organizational knowledge encapsulation and re-use in collaborative product development. 736-750

Volume 19, Number 8, 2006

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    Rob Darlington, Shahin Rahimifard:
    A responsive demand management framework for the minimization of waste in convenience food manufacture. 751-761
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    C. Lalas, Dimitris Mourtzis, Nikolaos Papakostas, George Chryssolouris:
    A simulation-based hybrid backwards scheduling framework for manufacturing systems. 762-774
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    Chunxia Pan, Shana Smith, Gregory C. Smith:
    Automatic assembly sequence planning from STEP CAD files. 775-783
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    Ivan M. Delamer, Jose L. Martinez Lastra:
    Quality of service for CAMX middleware. 784-804
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    Menelaos Pappas, Vassiliki Karabatsou, Dimitris Mavrikios, George Chryssolouris:
    Development of a web-based collaboration platform for manufacturing product and process design evaluation using virtual reality techniques. 805-814
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    Y. Rao, P. Li, X. Shao, B. Wu, B. Li:
    A CORBA- and MAS-based architecture for agile collaborative manufacturing systems. 815-832

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