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Papers by Abdelhakim Artiba
Annals of Operations Research, 2007
This paper deals with multicriteria discrete-continuous problems of scheduling nonpreemptable job... more This paper deals with multicriteria discrete-continuous problems of scheduling nonpreemptable jobs. The need for reusability and modularity leads us to build a "generic" optimisation and simulation framework, while the need to quickly generate good compromises between conflicting objectives requires the implementation of multicriteria scheduling models. This paper describes the practical possibilities of three hybrid models within this framework. The validation of the framework is presented in terms of its application to a real, highly constrained, discrete-continuous problem. The optimisation model is based on the hybridisation of a classical hill-climber meta-heuristic with the Promethee II multicriteria method.
Production Planning & Control, 2009
Since their beginning in the mid 1990s, Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) have significantly ... more Since their beginning in the mid 1990s, Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) have significantly evolved into more powerful and more integrated software applications as computing technologies have advanced. Their functionality coverage has changed significantly and can now provide a common and single system to support most of the manufacturing execution processes from the production order release to the delivery of finished
Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation, 1995
In this paper we present an LP based heuristic to a class of planning level problems in hybrid fl... more In this paper we present an LP based heuristic to a class of planning level problems in hybrid flowshops. The shopfloor under consideration has a certain number of centers arranged in a serial way, each composed of a group of machines working in parallel. We first present the general planning problem modeled as multi-level, parallel processors, multi-item, capacitated, lot-sizing problem
Iie Transactions, 1996
In this paper, a production scheduling problem in glass manufacturing is studied. The production ... more In this paper, a production scheduling problem in glass manufacturing is studied. The production facility consists of multiple identical production lines and each production line includes a number of serially arranged machines. The production is characterized by semi-ordered processing times in each product family, and the last machine in each production line is a bottleneck machine. Significant changeover times are
IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, 2003
This paper presents the ongoing development of a modeling methodology and a tool (the so-called s... more This paper presents the ongoing development of a modeling methodology and a tool (the so-called simulation integrated system with modeling and optimization (SISMO) solver) that permits manufacturing systems to be both simulated and optimized according to several improvement strategies. We point out that the different steps of modeling, simulating, and optimizing uses the same integrated formalism and environment. A major point of this methodology and tool is the original decision-making mechanism over a hierarchy of complex discrete systems that model the real world. For the SISMO platform to be validated, we applied it to an actual highly constrained discrete-continuous scheduling problem. This study on a real-life problem has systematically led to improvements.
Production Planning & Control, 2009
International Journal of Production Economics, 2006
We treat the problem of scheduling n immediately available jobs in a flowshop composed of two mac... more We treat the problem of scheduling n immediately available jobs in a flowshop composed of two machines in series with the objective of minimizing the makespan, when it is known that there shall be an interruption in machine availability on the first machine. We also consider two types of processing regimes: “stop resume” and “stop restart”. We present efficient dynamic
2006 International Conference on Software Engineering Advances (ICSEA'06), 2006
... Proceedings of the International Conference on Software Engineering Advances (ICSEA'06) ... more ... Proceedings of the International Conference on Software Engineering Advances (ICSEA'06) 0-7695-2703-5/06 $20.00 © 2006 Page 2. ... We first present a brief literature review on MES systems and real-time simulation platform. ... II. LITTERATURE REVIEW ...
Journal of Quality in Maintenance Engineering, 2005
Purpose – In this paper, an optimal periodic replacement strategy is proposed. This strategy sugg... more Purpose – In this paper, an optimal periodic replacement strategy is proposed. This strategy suggests new items to perform replacements at failure. Preventive replacements, scheduled at instants kT (k=1, 2,…) are carried out only if the item's age exceeds a threshold to be determined. Parameters T and b are derived from an optimization model aiming to maximize the steady state
2011 4th International Conference on Logistics, 2011
ABSTRACT This paper considers a stochastic optimal control problem of unreliable three stages man... more ABSTRACT This paper considers a stochastic optimal control problem of unreliable three stages manufacturing systems. The supplier and the transformation stage are both subject to random events. Moreover, due to the periods of unavailability of the supplier, a random delay could postpone the reception of the order. Our objective is to find a control policy for the supply and production activities that minimizes the incurred cost and to propose a practical approach aiming to evaluate and quantify the control policy. Stochastic dynamic programming and numerical methods combined to a simulation based approach are thus proposed to achieve a close approximation of the production and supply policy. To illustrate the usefulness of the combined approach extensions to cover more complex systems, were optimal control theory may not be easily used, are developed and analyzed. To illustrate the practical usefulness of the approach, an application aiming to develop a quantitative tool to help establishing and negotiating order costs is presented.
2011 4th International Conference on Logistics, 2011
ABSTRACT In this work we discusses the deterministic single machine scheduling problem in a just ... more ABSTRACT In this work we discusses the deterministic single machine scheduling problem in a just in time environment. We study the non regular objective of minimizing the earliness-tardiness cost, which is consistent with the just-in-time environment, when processing times and the common due date are known in advance. This problem is known to be NP-hard, so we propose a heuristic that do well for small restrictive due date compared to existing benchmarks. In addition to present methods for solving this classical problem, we discuss also the problem with periodic preventive maintenance and present a mixed integer linear program to solve it to optimality
International Journal of Production Economics, 2003
This paper represents an on-going research and concerns the development of an unified formal mode... more This paper represents an on-going research and concerns the development of an unified formal modeling framework designed to provide for model sharing, reusability and integration of simulation and optimization methods to allow decision-makers to master the dynamics of complex discrete systems. It should be pointed out that the different steps of problem identification, modeling and application generation use the same
European Journal of Operational Research, 1998
We treat a problem of scheduling n jobs on a three stages hybrid flowshop of particular structure... more We treat a problem of scheduling n jobs on a three stages hybrid flowshop of particular structure (one machine in the first and third stages and two dedicated machines in stage two). The objective is to minimize the makespan. This problem is NP-complete. We propose two heuristic procedures to cope with realistic problems. Extensive experimentation with various problem sizes are
Production Planning & Control, 2008
Radio frequency identification (RFID) has received a lot of attention lately. It is said that RFI... more Radio frequency identification (RFID) has received a lot of attention lately. It is said that RFID tags will provide real time tracking of every item in the supply chain, providing end to end visibility and therefore total control over the supply chain. Yet, the technology is still in its infancy and it is very difficult for practitioners to distinguish between
Journal of Quality in Maintenance Engineering, 2005
Purpose – In real-life applications maintenance managers often face complicated decision problems... more Purpose – In real-life applications maintenance managers often face complicated decision problems under uncertainty. This difficulty increases when they have to take conflicting objectives into account. A recent review of the literature shows that previous works consider repairable systems subject to random failures and analyse trade-offs between the costs and the benefits of maintenance activities. The risk aversion of the
Journal of Quality in Maintenance Engineering, 2011
ABSTRACT Purpose – The purpose of this study is to propose and model an integrated production-mai... more ABSTRACT Purpose – The purpose of this study is to propose and model an integrated production-maintenance strategy for a failure-prone machine in a just-in-time context. Design/methodology/approach – The proposed integrated policy is defined and a simulation model is developed to investigate it. Findings – The paper focuses on finding simultaneously two decision variables: the period (T) at which preventive maintenance actions have to be performed; and the sequence of jobs (S). These values minimize the maintenance costs (MC) and the expected total earliness and tardiness costs (ETC) away from a common due-date D. Practical implications – The paper attempts to integrate in a single model the two main aspects of any manufacturing and production systems: production and maintenance. It focuses on a stochastic scheduling problem in which n immediately available jobs are to be scheduled jointly with the preventive maintenance. The effect of the period (T) and the sequence of job (S) on the expected total cost are shown through a numerical example. Originality/value – The paper proposes an integrated model that links production, preventive maintenance and corrective maintenance. It is simultaneously focusing on the period (T) at which preventive maintenance actions have to be performed and the sequence of jobs (S) to reduce production and maintenance-related costs.
Journal of Decision Systems, 2003
... Titre du document / Document title. Optimal periodic replacement strategy using new and used ... more ... Titre du document / Document title. Optimal periodic replacement strategy using new and used items. Auteur(s) / Author(s). AÏT-KADI Daoud (1) ; ANOUAR JAMALI Mohamed (1) ; ARTIBAAbdelhakim (2) ; Affiliation(s) du ou des auteurs / Author(s) Affiliation(s). ...
Annals of Operations Research, 2007
This paper deals with multicriteria discrete-continuous problems of scheduling nonpreemptable job... more This paper deals with multicriteria discrete-continuous problems of scheduling nonpreemptable jobs. The need for reusability and modularity leads us to build a "generic" optimisation and simulation framework, while the need to quickly generate good compromises between conflicting objectives requires the implementation of multicriteria scheduling models. This paper describes the practical possibilities of three hybrid models within this framework. The validation of the framework is presented in terms of its application to a real, highly constrained, discrete-continuous problem. The optimisation model is based on the hybridisation of a classical hill-climber meta-heuristic with the Promethee II multicriteria method.
Production Planning & Control, 2009
Since their beginning in the mid 1990s, Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) have significantly ... more Since their beginning in the mid 1990s, Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES) have significantly evolved into more powerful and more integrated software applications as computing technologies have advanced. Their functionality coverage has changed significantly and can now provide a common and single system to support most of the manufacturing execution processes from the production order release to the delivery of finished
Emerging Technologies and Factory Automation, 1995
In this paper we present an LP based heuristic to a class of planning level problems in hybrid fl... more In this paper we present an LP based heuristic to a class of planning level problems in hybrid flowshops. The shopfloor under consideration has a certain number of centers arranged in a serial way, each composed of a group of machines working in parallel. We first present the general planning problem modeled as multi-level, parallel processors, multi-item, capacitated, lot-sizing problem
Iie Transactions, 1996
In this paper, a production scheduling problem in glass manufacturing is studied. The production ... more In this paper, a production scheduling problem in glass manufacturing is studied. The production facility consists of multiple identical production lines and each production line includes a number of serially arranged machines. The production is characterized by semi-ordered processing times in each product family, and the last machine in each production line is a bottleneck machine. Significant changeover times are
IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man, and Cybernetics, 2003
This paper presents the ongoing development of a modeling methodology and a tool (the so-called s... more This paper presents the ongoing development of a modeling methodology and a tool (the so-called simulation integrated system with modeling and optimization (SISMO) solver) that permits manufacturing systems to be both simulated and optimized according to several improvement strategies. We point out that the different steps of modeling, simulating, and optimizing uses the same integrated formalism and environment. A major point of this methodology and tool is the original decision-making mechanism over a hierarchy of complex discrete systems that model the real world. For the SISMO platform to be validated, we applied it to an actual highly constrained discrete-continuous scheduling problem. This study on a real-life problem has systematically led to improvements.
Production Planning & Control, 2009
International Journal of Production Economics, 2006
We treat the problem of scheduling n immediately available jobs in a flowshop composed of two mac... more We treat the problem of scheduling n immediately available jobs in a flowshop composed of two machines in series with the objective of minimizing the makespan, when it is known that there shall be an interruption in machine availability on the first machine. We also consider two types of processing regimes: “stop resume” and “stop restart”. We present efficient dynamic
2006 International Conference on Software Engineering Advances (ICSEA'06), 2006
... Proceedings of the International Conference on Software Engineering Advances (ICSEA'06) ... more ... Proceedings of the International Conference on Software Engineering Advances (ICSEA'06) 0-7695-2703-5/06 $20.00 © 2006 Page 2. ... We first present a brief literature review on MES systems and real-time simulation platform. ... II. LITTERATURE REVIEW ...
Journal of Quality in Maintenance Engineering, 2005
Purpose – In this paper, an optimal periodic replacement strategy is proposed. This strategy sugg... more Purpose – In this paper, an optimal periodic replacement strategy is proposed. This strategy suggests new items to perform replacements at failure. Preventive replacements, scheduled at instants kT (k=1, 2,…) are carried out only if the item's age exceeds a threshold to be determined. Parameters T and b are derived from an optimization model aiming to maximize the steady state
2011 4th International Conference on Logistics, 2011
ABSTRACT This paper considers a stochastic optimal control problem of unreliable three stages man... more ABSTRACT This paper considers a stochastic optimal control problem of unreliable three stages manufacturing systems. The supplier and the transformation stage are both subject to random events. Moreover, due to the periods of unavailability of the supplier, a random delay could postpone the reception of the order. Our objective is to find a control policy for the supply and production activities that minimizes the incurred cost and to propose a practical approach aiming to evaluate and quantify the control policy. Stochastic dynamic programming and numerical methods combined to a simulation based approach are thus proposed to achieve a close approximation of the production and supply policy. To illustrate the usefulness of the combined approach extensions to cover more complex systems, were optimal control theory may not be easily used, are developed and analyzed. To illustrate the practical usefulness of the approach, an application aiming to develop a quantitative tool to help establishing and negotiating order costs is presented.
2011 4th International Conference on Logistics, 2011
ABSTRACT In this work we discusses the deterministic single machine scheduling problem in a just ... more ABSTRACT In this work we discusses the deterministic single machine scheduling problem in a just in time environment. We study the non regular objective of minimizing the earliness-tardiness cost, which is consistent with the just-in-time environment, when processing times and the common due date are known in advance. This problem is known to be NP-hard, so we propose a heuristic that do well for small restrictive due date compared to existing benchmarks. In addition to present methods for solving this classical problem, we discuss also the problem with periodic preventive maintenance and present a mixed integer linear program to solve it to optimality
International Journal of Production Economics, 2003
This paper represents an on-going research and concerns the development of an unified formal mode... more This paper represents an on-going research and concerns the development of an unified formal modeling framework designed to provide for model sharing, reusability and integration of simulation and optimization methods to allow decision-makers to master the dynamics of complex discrete systems. It should be pointed out that the different steps of problem identification, modeling and application generation use the same
European Journal of Operational Research, 1998
We treat a problem of scheduling n jobs on a three stages hybrid flowshop of particular structure... more We treat a problem of scheduling n jobs on a three stages hybrid flowshop of particular structure (one machine in the first and third stages and two dedicated machines in stage two). The objective is to minimize the makespan. This problem is NP-complete. We propose two heuristic procedures to cope with realistic problems. Extensive experimentation with various problem sizes are
Production Planning & Control, 2008
Radio frequency identification (RFID) has received a lot of attention lately. It is said that RFI... more Radio frequency identification (RFID) has received a lot of attention lately. It is said that RFID tags will provide real time tracking of every item in the supply chain, providing end to end visibility and therefore total control over the supply chain. Yet, the technology is still in its infancy and it is very difficult for practitioners to distinguish between
Journal of Quality in Maintenance Engineering, 2005
Purpose – In real-life applications maintenance managers often face complicated decision problems... more Purpose – In real-life applications maintenance managers often face complicated decision problems under uncertainty. This difficulty increases when they have to take conflicting objectives into account. A recent review of the literature shows that previous works consider repairable systems subject to random failures and analyse trade-offs between the costs and the benefits of maintenance activities. The risk aversion of the
Journal of Quality in Maintenance Engineering, 2011
ABSTRACT Purpose – The purpose of this study is to propose and model an integrated production-mai... more ABSTRACT Purpose – The purpose of this study is to propose and model an integrated production-maintenance strategy for a failure-prone machine in a just-in-time context. Design/methodology/approach – The proposed integrated policy is defined and a simulation model is developed to investigate it. Findings – The paper focuses on finding simultaneously two decision variables: the period (T) at which preventive maintenance actions have to be performed; and the sequence of jobs (S). These values minimize the maintenance costs (MC) and the expected total earliness and tardiness costs (ETC) away from a common due-date D. Practical implications – The paper attempts to integrate in a single model the two main aspects of any manufacturing and production systems: production and maintenance. It focuses on a stochastic scheduling problem in which n immediately available jobs are to be scheduled jointly with the preventive maintenance. The effect of the period (T) and the sequence of job (S) on the expected total cost are shown through a numerical example. Originality/value – The paper proposes an integrated model that links production, preventive maintenance and corrective maintenance. It is simultaneously focusing on the period (T) at which preventive maintenance actions have to be performed and the sequence of jobs (S) to reduce production and maintenance-related costs.
Journal of Decision Systems, 2003
... Titre du document / Document title. Optimal periodic replacement strategy using new and used ... more ... Titre du document / Document title. Optimal periodic replacement strategy using new and used items. Auteur(s) / Author(s). AÏT-KADI Daoud (1) ; ANOUAR JAMALI Mohamed (1) ; ARTIBAAbdelhakim (2) ; Affiliation(s) du ou des auteurs / Author(s) Affiliation(s). ...