SIMUL 2023, The Fifteenth International Conference on Advances in System Simulation

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Type: conference

Notes: IARIA Conference.

Editors:
Carlo Simon, Hochschule Worms, Germany
Sibylle Fröschle, Technische Universität Hamburg, Germany

ISSN: 2308-4537

ISBN: 978-1-68558-102-2

Location: Valencia, Spain

Dates: from November 13, 2023 to November 17, 2023

Articles: there are 9 articles

Urban Consolidation Centers – an Analysis of Internal Processes Using Discrete Event Process Simulation
Maximilian Wuennenberg, Chen Yang, and Johannes Fottner
keywords: Cargo bikes; City logistics; Discrete-event simulation; Identification technologies; Urban consolidation centers.

Qualitative Simulation of Causal Dynamics in Higher Education using Fuzzy Cognitive Maps
Levent Yilmaz
keywords: qualitative simulation; fuzzy cognitive map; higher education; complexity

Approach to a Holistic Modelling of Cycling Dynamics
Yannick Rauch, Julia Rall, Maximilian Ruhe, and Reiner Kriesten
keywords: Cycling; Simulation; Bicycles; Bicycle Dynamics

Real World Case Study To Teach Simulation
Lara Zakfeld, Carlo Simon, Merlin Hladik, and Stefan Haag
keywords: Interactive Education; Real World Case Study; Modeling; Petri Nets; Simulation.

Crowdshipping with Dynamic Workers Availability – Restless-Bandit-Based Prioritization
Amin Karimi, Jing Fu, Lele Zhang, and Hadi Ghaderi
keywords: stochastic process; restless bandits; crowdsourcing; task assignment; crowdshipping; parcel delivery

LookAhead - A New Approach for Event Handling in Co-Simulation by Predicting State Events
Felix Tischer, Simon Genser, Daniel Watzenig, and Martin Benedikt
keywords: co-simulation, non-iterative co-simulation, hybrid simulation, event handling

A Supply Chain Disruption Framework for Discrete Event Simulation
Andrew Greasley and Daniel Chicksand
keywords: supply chain disruption, discrete event simulation

How Marketing and Sales can Push and Accelerate Residential Refurbishment
Mart Verhoog
keywords: Agent-Based Modeling (ABM); refurbishment Decision-Making (DM); marketing and sales; empirically grounded

Security Process for Adopting Machine to Machine Communication for Maintenance in Transportation with a Focus on Key Establishment
Sibylle Fröschle and Martin Kubisch
keywords: security, simulation, threat and risk analysis, transportation