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11. PROLAMAT 2001: Budapest, Hungary
- George L. Kovács, Peter Bertók, Géza Haidegger:
Digital Enterprise Challenges: Life-Cycle Approach to Management and Production, IFIP TC5 / WG5.2 & WG5.3 Eleventh International PROLAMAT Conference on Digital Enterprise - New Challenges, November 7-10, 2001, Budapest, Hungary. IFIP Conference Proceedings 205, Kluwer 2001, ISBN 0-7923-7556-4
Modeling and Simulation
- László Horváth, Imre J. Rudas, Carlos Couto:
Integration of Human Intent Model Descriptions in Product Models. PROLAMAT 2001: 1-12 - James Gao, G. Bursell:
Product Data Management as a Key Component of Integrated Enterprise Information Systems. PROLAMAT 2001: 13-24 - Dimitris M. Emiris, Dimitris E. Koulouriotis, Z. Chourmouziadou, Nicholas G. Bilalis:
Organizational Transformation and Process Modeling in Modern Telecommunications Companies. PROLAMAT 2001: 25-36 - J. Nacsa:
Logical Communication Levels in an Intelligent Flexible Manufacturing System. PROLAMAT 2001: 37-42 - Ferenc Erdélyi, Olivér Hornyák:
NC Program Simulation with the Capability of Generating Alternative Process Plan for Flexible Manufacturing. PROLAMAT 2001: 43-49 - István Mezgár, George L. Kovács, G. Gáti, Csaba Szabó:
A General Model of Auxiliary Processes in Manufacturing. PROLAMAT 2001: 50-59 - Elisabeta Ilie Zudor, Laszlo Monostori:
Modeling and Management of Production Networks. PROLAMAT 2001: 60-71
Reverse Engineering and CAD
- Ross Eadie, James Gao:
A Framework for a CAD-Integrated Tolerance Optimisation System. PROLAMAT 2001: 72-83 - Elke Hergenröther, Stefan Müller:
Integration of Cables in the Virtual Product Development Process. PROLAMAT 2001: 84-94 - Pál Benkö, Tamás Várady:
Constrained Fitting - a Key Issue in Reverse Engineering Conventional Parts. PROLAMAT 2001: 95-105 - Gábor Renner, Ian Stroud:
Volumetric Tools For Machining Planning. PROLAMAT 2001: 106-116
Life-Cycle Engineering
- Aurelie Bechina, U. Brinkshulte, Kåre Synnes, O. E. Artzen:
A Net Based Solution for Lifecycle Engineering (Concepts and Requirements). PROLAMAT 2001: 117-126 - Harald E. Otto, K. G. Mueller, Fumihiko Kimura:
Integration Issues on Combining Feature Technology and Life Cycle Assessment. PROLAMAT 2001: 127-140 - Harald E. Otto, K. G. Mueller, Fumihiko Kimura, Michele Germani, Ferruccio Mandorli:
Integrating Life Cycle Aspects within Product Family Design: An Example for SMEs. PROLAMAT 2001: 141-151
Process and Production Development
- Michiko Matsuda, Hiroto Suzuki, Fumihiko Kimura:
Evaluation of Used-Parts Quality for Integration of the Inverse Manufacturing Process. PROLAMAT 2001: 152-163 - Frank-Lothar Krause, Helmut Jansen, Ralf Schultz, H. Gärtner:
A Telecooperation Management System for Secure Data Conferencing in Distributed Product Development Processes. PROLAMAT 2001: 164-174 - N. Sechi, M. Lawson, René Soenen:
New Product Development Process: Proposal for an Innovative Design Modelling Framework Including Actors Evaluation of Innovation Costs and Value. PROLAMAT 2001: 175-186
Energy Sector, General Planning
- Mario Paulo Teixeira Pinto, João José Pinto Ferreira:
Towards the Workflow-enabled Civil Construction Enterprise Integration. PROLAMAT 2001: 187-195 - Todor Neshkov, Julian Pankov:
Bulgarian Experience in Use of Internet for Production and Business Applications. PROLAMAT 2001: 196-205 - Kailash Jha:
Local Min.-Energy, F E Based Formulation for Well-Path Design. PROLAMAT 2001: 206-217
Digital Factory
- Uwe F. Baake, Osmir R. Torres:
From Digital Product Development to an Extended Digital Enterprise. PROLAMAT 2001: 218-229 - Maurizio Marchese, Gianni Jacucci:
Sustaining the Introduction of Innovation in Digital Enterprises: Challenges and Demands from Small Medium Enterprises in the Italian Northeast Region. PROLAMAT 2001: 230-241 - George L. Kovács, Paolo Paganelli:
A Planning and Management Infrastructure for Complex Distributed Organizations. PROLAMAT 2001: 242-252 - Wolfgang Wilkes:
MERCI: Standards Based Exchange of Component Information to Support E-Business Applications. PROLAMAT 2001: 253-264
Virtual Enterprises and Holonic Manufacturing
- Miloslav Kosek:
Virtual Composite - an Effective Tool of Research. PROLAMAT 2001: 265-273 - Christian Seiler, Ralf Dörner:
A Virtual Glovebox for the Digital Enterprise. PROLAMAT 2001: 274-283 - Arturo Molina, José L. Acosta, Ahmed Al-Ashaab, Karina Rodríguez:
Web-based Information Models to Support Product Development in Virtual Enterprises. PROLAMAT 2001: 284-295 - Pierluigi Assogna:
Fractal Management Systems for Extended, Holonic Enterprises. PROLAMAT 2001: 296-304 - Luis M. Camarinha-Matos, Hamideh Afsarmanesh, Ersin Cem Kaletas, Tiago Cardoso:
Service Federation in Virtual Organizations. PROLAMAT 2001: 305-324 - Dimitris M. Emiris, Dimitris E. Koulouriotis, Nicholas G. Bilalis:
Functional Analysis and Synthesis of Modular Manufacturing Systems using the Holonic Theory: Application to Integrated Robotic Workcells. PROLAMAT 2001: 325-336 - António Lucas Soares, Cesar Toscano, Jorge Pinho de Sousa:
A Social Actors Network Approach for the Design of Networked and Virtual Enterprises. PROLAMAT 2001: 337-348 - István Mezgár, Zoltán Kincses:
Virtual Enterprises and Security. PROLAMAT 2001: 349-359 - J. Nacsa:
Intelligent Open CNC System Based on the Knowledge Server Concept. PROLAMAT 2001: 360-368
Decision Support in Engineering + Genetic Algorithms
- Hauke Arndt, Rüdiger Klein:
An Ontology-Based Collaborative Framework for Decision Support in Engineering. PROLAMAT 2001: 369-381 - Horst Meier, Tobias Teich, Harald Schallner:
Order Management in Non-Hierarchical Production Networks using Genetic Algorithms. PROLAMAT 2001: 382-393 - Peter Bertók, Saluka R. Kodituwakku:
Data Access Control in Virtual Organizations - Role-Based Access Control Patterns. PROLAMAT 2001: 394-405 - Kesheng Wang, Meng Tang, Yi Wang, Leif Estensen, Pål A. Sollie, Mohsen Pourjavad:
Knowledge-Based CAD/CAPP/CAM Integration System for Manufacturing. PROLAMAT 2001: 406-415
Supply Chain Management - Manufacturing Management
- Gabriella M. Acaccia, A. Marelli, Rinaldo C. Michelini, A. Zuccotti:
The Fabric Feeding Management for Automatic Clothing Manufacture. PROLAMAT 2001: 416-427 - Ferenc Deák, András Kovács, József Váncza, Tadeusz P. Dobrowiecki:
Hierarchical Knowledge-Based Process Planning in Manufacturing. PROLAMAT 2001: 428-439 - Toshiya Kaihara:
Supply Chain Management in Agile Manufacturing Environment. PROLAMAT 2001: 440-451 - Maria Teresa Ariza Gómez, F. J. Fernández, Francisco R. Rubio:
Communicating to a Manufacturing Device using MMS/CORBA. PROLAMAT 2001: 452-462 - Szilvester Drozdik:
ERP Interfaces for Enterprise Networks - an XML Approach. PROLAMAT 2001: 463-474
Multi-Agent Systems, Manufacturing Control
- Dieter Spath, Gisela Lanza, Markus Herm:
Multi Agent Systems for Multi Enterprise Scheduling. PROLAMAT 2001: 475-485 - Wilfried Sihn, Joachim Klink:
Valu.e-Networking - Taking the e-conomy from vision to value! PROLAMAT 2001: 486-493 - Dieter Spath, Karl-Heinz Sternemann:
The Operating Models of Tomorrow Require New Control Concepts Today. PROLAMAT 2001: 494-505 - J. Somló, Andrey V. Savkin, V. Lukanyin:
Solution of FMS Scheduling Problems Using the Hybrid Dynamical Approach. PROLAMAT 2001: 506-520
Robotics
- A. Anoufriev, G. Lipovszki:
Simulation of Robot Arm Actions Realized by Using Discrete Event Simulation Method in LabVIEW. PROLAMAT 2001: 521-532 - Emanuele Cavallo, Rinaldo C. Michelini, Rezia M. Molfino, Roberto P. Razzoli:
Robotic Equipment for Deep-sea Operation: Digital Mock-up and Assessment. PROLAMAT 2001: 533-542 - Gabriella M. Acaccia, M. Corvi, W. Ferebauer, Rinaldo C. Michelini:
Assisted Mails Sorting and Fowarding Stands: Performance Analysis and Ergonomic Assessment. PROLAMAT 2001: 543-554
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