Journal of Intelligent Manufacturing, Volume 10 (original) (raw)

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Volume 10, Number 1, March 1999

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    Michel Tollenaere, A. Taleb-Bendiab:
    Guest Editorial. 1-2
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    Jianxin Jiao, Mitchell M. Tseng:
    A methodology of developing product family architecture for mass customization. 3-20
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    Shahin Rahimifard, Stephen T. Newman:
    The application of information systems for the design and operation of flexible machining cells. 21-27
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    Dominique Deneux:
    Introduction to assembly features: an illustrated synthesis methodology. 29-39
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    Abdelaziz Bouras, Mohamed Belaziz, A. Tehari, G. Wahu, Jean-Marc Brun:
    A strategy to support application's dependent features interpretation. 41-47
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    Ronald E. Giachetti:
    A standard manufacturing information model to support design for manufacturing in virtual enterprises. 49-60
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    Nadege Troussier, Franck Pourroy, Michel Tollenaere, B. Trébucq:
    Information structuring for use and reuse of mechanical analysis models in engineering design. 61-71
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    Y. S. Tarng, J. L. Wu, S. S. Yeh, S. C. Juang:
    Intelligent modelling and optimization of the gas tungsten arc welding process. 73-79
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    Gérard Fleury, Jean-Yves Goujon, Michel Gourgand, Philippe Lacomme:
    Multi-agent approach and stochastic optimization: random events in manufacturing systems. 81-101
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    Teruaki Ito:
    A genetic algorithm approach to piping route path planning. 103-114

Volume 10, Number 2, April 1999

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    Witold Pedrycz:
    Guest Editorial. 119-120
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    Naoyuki Kubota, Toshio Fukuda:
    Structured intelligence for self-organizing manufacturing systems. 121-133
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    Pamela R. McCauley-Bell:
    Intelligent agent characterization and uncertainty management with fuzzy set theory: a tool to support early supplier integration. 135-147
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    Yasuhiro Tsujimura, Mitsuo Gen:
    Parts loading scheduling in a flexible forging machine using an advanced genetic algorithm. 149-159
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    Hitoshi Iima, Ryoichi Kudo, Nobuo Sannomiya, Yasunori Kobayashi:
    An autonomous decentralized scheduling algorithm for a scheduling problem in a metal mould assembly process. 161-167
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    Norhashimah Morad, Ams Zalzala:
    Genetic algorithms in integrated process planning and scheduling. 169-179
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    Thomas Philip Runarsson, Magnus Thor Jonsson:
    Genetic production systems for intelligent problem solving. 181-186
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    Joseph C. Chen, Wei-Liang Chen:
    A tool breakage detection system using an accelerometer sensor. 187-197
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    Sung Youl Lee, Gary W. Fischer:
    Grouping parts based on geometrical shapes and manufacturing attributes using a neural network. 199-209
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    Chell A. Roberts, Maged M. Dessouky, Yasser M. Dessouky:
    A virtual plant modeller (VPMOD) for batch-chemical processes. 211-223

Volume 10, Numbers 3-4, September 1999

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    Angappa Gunasekaran:
    Guest editorial. 227-230
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    S. Subba Rao, Abraham Nahm, Zhengzhong Shi, Xiaodong Deng, Ahmad Syamil:
    Artificial intelligence and expert systems applications in new product development - a survey. 231-244
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    Alexander Brewer, Nancy Sloan, Thomas L. Landers:
    Intelligent tracking in manufacturing. 245-250
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    Godfrey C. Onwubolu:
    Design of parts for cellular manufacturing using neural network-based approach. 251-265
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    George Q. Huang, Kai-Ling Mak:
    Web-based morphological charts for concept design in collaborative product development. 267-278
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    Li-Yen Shue, Reza Zamani:
    An intelligent search method for project scheduling problems. 279-288
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    Godfrey C. Onwubolu:
    Manufacturing features recognition using backpropagation neural networks. 289-299
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    Spencer O. Onuh, Yahaya Y. Yusuf:
    Rapid prototyping technology: applications and benefits for rapid product development. 301-311
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    Pedro A. C. Sousa, Ricardo Jardim-Gonçalves, João Paulo Pimentão, J. Pamies-Teixeira, Adolfo Steiger-Garção:
    Seeking intelligent product development - an integrator environment based on STEP. 313-321
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    B. Susila, Angappa Gunasekaran, Subramaniam Arunachalam, P. Radhakrishnan:
    Interfacing geometric model data with rapid prototyping systems. 323-329
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    Richard Bibb, Zahari Taha, Robert Brown, David Wright:
    Development of a rapid prototyping design advice system. 331-339
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    Hong Chen, Gengyun Wang, Zhigang Li:
    A multi-agent model and its speech act theory for cooperative mechanical CAD. 341-346
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    H. Li, Peter E. D. Love, Angappa Gunasekaran:
    A conceptual approach to modeling the procurement process of construction using petri-nets. 347-353

Volume 10, Number 5, November 1999

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    Yun-Kung Chung:
    A neuro-based expert system for facility layout construction. 359-385
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    M. Selim Akturk, Kemal Kilic:
    Generating short-term observation schedules for space mission projects. 387-404
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    F. Frank Chen, Jiankun Huang, Martha A. Centeno:
    Intelligent scheduling and control of rail-guided vehicles and load/unload operations in a flexible manufacturing system. 405-421
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    Hwia-En Tseng, Rong-Kwei Li:
    A novel means of generating assembly sequences using the connector concept. 423-435
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    Ming Liang, Saeed Zolfaghari:
    Machine cell formation considering processing times and machine capacities: An ortho-synapse Hopfield neural network approach. 437-447
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    Ruey-Shiang Guh, J. D. T. Tannock:
    A neural network approach to characterize pattern parameters in process control charts. 449-462

Volume 10, Number 6, December 1999

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    MengChu Zhou, Yushun Fan:
    Guest editorial. 1-3
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    Pascal Berruet, Abdoul Karim Arman Toguyéni, Samir Elkhattabi, Etienne Craye:
    Tolerance evaluation of flexible manufacturing architectures. 471-484
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    Jiacun Wang, Yi Deng:
    Incremental modeling and verification of flexible manufacturing systems. 485-502
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    Srinivasan Ramaswamy, Yi Yan:
    Interactive modeling and simulation of virtual manufacturing assemblies: An agent-based approach. 503-518
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    Naiqi Wu, Ning Mao, Yanming Qian:
    An approach to partner selection in agile manufacturing. 519-529
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    Seong Jin Yim, Doo Yong Lee:
    Scheduling cluster tools in wafer fabrication using candidate list and simulated annealing. 531-540
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    MuDer Jeng, Chung Shi Lin, Yi-Sheng Huang:
    Petri net dynamics-based scheduling of flexible manufacturing systems with assembly. 541-555
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    Pingtao Yan, Mengchu Zhou, Baosheng Hu, Zuren Feng:
    Modeling and control of workstation level information flow in FMS using modified Petri nets. 557-568
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    Luca Ferrarini, Luigi Piroddi, Stefano Allegri:
    A comparative performance analysis of deadlock avoidance control algorithms for FMS. 569-585
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    Yushun Fan, Wei Shi, Cheng Wu:
    Enterprise wide application integration platform for CIMS implementation. 587-601

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