in
collaboration with
ACM/SIGSIM
March 25 - 29, 2007
Norfolk
Marriott Waterside
Norfolk,
VA
General Chair
Dr.
Maurice J. Ades
Westinghouse Savannah River Company, USA
Vice General Chair
Dr. Hassan Rajaei
Bowling Green State University, USA
Program Chair
Michael J. Chinni
U.S. ARMY -
RDECOM - ARDEC
Exhibits Chair
Steve Branch
SCS
Sponsored by
The Society for Modeling and Simulation International
P.O. Box 17900
San Diego, CA 92177-7900
Tel: 858-277-3888
Fax: 858-277-3930
E-mail: scs@scs.org
http://www.scs.org
in
collaboration with
ACM/SIGSIM
Business and Industry Symposium 2007 (BIS'07)
Plenary Keynote Speakers
part of the
Spring Simulation Multiconference 2007 (SpringSim'07)
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Dr. C. Michael Overstreet |
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Dr. Frank G. Smith, III |
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Dr. Overstreet explores a technique for gaining inside models: formal
analysis of model specifications. Although insights may come from
various activities (e.g., observing behaviors exhibited by the model,
analysis of data produced by the model, or experimenting with the model
by using different data or changing the model structure), the presented
approach can complement those commonly used approaches by revealing
interesting model properties that would otherwise not be recognized. |
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Dr. Smith presents a brief history of dynamic modeling in the chemical
process industry and discusses its status today. One factor
significantly complicating dynamic chemical process modeling is the need
to evaluate physical properties during the calculation. Several examples
from experience with dynamic process modeling at the Savannah River
National Laboratory will be used to illustrate current modeling
techniques. Finally, there will be a brief discussion of future trends
in dynamic process modeling. |
