IIE Transactions 2005: Vol 37 Index

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LIE Transactions (2005) 37, 1155-1169
DESIGN & MANUFACTURING
AUTHOR INDEX FOR 2005
Agrawal, S., K.P. Karunakaran, P.D. Vengurlekar, O.S. Sahasrabudhe, V. Jiao, J. and Y. Zhang: Product portfolio planning with customer-
Pushpa and R.H. Ely; Segmented object manufacturing; April; 291 engineering interaction; September; 801
Ayag, Z.; A fuzzy AHP-based simulation approach to concept evaluation
in a NPD environment; September; 827 Kang, C.W., D.-S. Kim, C.-H. Cho and Y.S. Cho; Probability distribution
of the five op-codes in Edgebreaker; September; 789
Batta, R., A. Sarkar and R. Nagi; Planar area location/layout problem Kang, Y. and S.B. Gershwin; /nformation inaccuracy in inventory systems:
in the presence of generalized congested regions with the rectilinear stock loss and stockout; September; 843
distance metric; January; 35 Karunakaran, K.P., S. Agrawal, P.D. Vengurlekar, O.S. Sahasrabudhe, V.
Benjaafar, S. and M. Lahmar; Design of distributed layouts; April; 303 Pushpa and R.H. Ely; Segmented object manufacturing; April; 291
‘Bozer, Y.A. and M. Cho; Throughput performance of automated stor- Kim, D.-S., C.-H. Cho, Y.S. Cho and C.W. Kang; Probability distribution
age/retrieval systems under stochastic demand; April; 367 of the five op-codes in Edgebreaker; September; 789
Bozer, Y.A. and Y.-J. Hsieh; Throughput performance analysis and machine Kim, K. and D. Chhajed; Strict-product-ordering approach in the vertical
layout for discrete-space closed-loop conveyors; January; 77 product-line design problem; April; 319
Brayman, V., W. Kohn and J. Littleton: Repair-control of enterprise sys- Koc, B., A. Wang and R. Nagi; Complex assembly variant design in agile
tems using RFID sensory data; April; 281 manufacturing. Part I: System architecture and assembly modeling
Bukchin, Y. and R.D. Meller; A space allocation algorithm for assembly methodology; January; |
line components; January; 51 Koc, B., A. Wang and R. Nagi; Complex assembly variant design in
agile manufacturing. Part II; Assembly variant design methodology;
Chen, Y., C. Liu and Y. Ding: Optimal coordinate sensor placements for es- January; 17
timating mean and variance components of variation sources; Septem- Kohn, W., V. Brayman and J. Littleton; Repair-control of enterprise
ber; 877 systems using RFID sensory data; April; 281
Chhajed, D. and K. Kim; Strict-product-ordering approach in the vertical
product-line design problem; April; 319 Lahmar, M. and S. Benjaafar; Design of distributed layouts; April; 303
Cho, C.-H., D.-S. Kim, Y.S. Cho and C.W. Kang; Probability distribution Li, J., E. Enginarlar and S.M. Meerkov; How lean can lean buffers be?.
of the five op-codes in Edgebreaker; September; 789 April; 333
Cho, M. and Y.A. Bozer; Throughput performance of automated stor- Littleton, J., W. Kohn and V. Brayman; Repair-control of enterprise sys-
age/retrieval systems under stochastic demand; April; 367 tems using RFID sensory data; April; 281
Cho, Y.S., D.-S. Kim, C.-H. Cho and C.W. Kang: Probability distribution Liu, C., Y. Ding and Y. Chen; Optimal coordinate sensor placements
of the five op-codes in Edgebreaker; September; 789 for estimating mean and variance components of variation sources;
Cruz, F.R.B. and J. MacGregor Smith; The buffer allocation problem for September; 877
general finite buffer queueing networks; April; 343
MacGregor Smith, J. and F.R.B. Cruz; The buffer allocation problem for
Ding, Y., C. Liu and Y. Chen; Optimal coordinate sensor placements general finite buffer queueing networks; April; 343
for estimating mean and variance components of variation sources; Meerkov, S.M., E. Enginarlar and J. Li; How lean can lean buffers be?:
September: 877 April; 333
Meller, R.D. and Y. Bukchin; A space allocation algorithm for assembly
Ely, R.H., K.P. Karunakaran, S. Agrawal, P.D. Vengurlekar, O.S. Sa- line components; January; 51
hasrabudhe and V. Pushpa; Segmented object manufacturing; April;
291 Nagi, R., A. Sarkar and R. Batta; Planar area location/layout problem
Enginarlar, E., J. Li and S.M. Meerkov; How lean can lean buffers be?: in the presence of generalized congested regions with the rectilinear
April; 333 distance metric; January; 35
Nagi, R., A. Wang and B. Koc; Complex assembly variant design in agile
Filliger, R. and M.-O. Hongler; Optimal threshold control for failure-prone manufacturing. Part I: System architecture and assembly modeling
tandem production systems; September; 861 methodology; January; |
Nagi, R., A. Wang and B. Koc; Complex assembly variant design in
Gademann, N. and S. van de Velde; Order batching to minimize total travel agile manufacturing. Part Il: Assembly variant design methodology;
time in a parallel-aisle warehouse; January; 63 January; 17
Gershwin, S.B. and Y. Kang; /nformation inaccuracy in inventory systems:
stock loss and stockout; September; 843 Pushpa, V., K.P. Karunakaran, S. Agrawal, P.D. Vengurlekar, O.S.
Sahasrabudhe and R.H. Ely; Segmented object manufacturing;
Hongler, M.-O. and R. Filliger; Optimal threshold control for failure-prone April; 291
tandem production systems; September; 861
Hsieh, Y.-J. and Y.A. Bozer; Throughput performance analysis and Sahasrabudhe, O.S., K.P. Karunakaran, S. Agrawal, PD. Vengurlekar, V.
machine layout for discrete-space closed-loop conveyors; January; 77 Pushpa and R.H. Ely; Segmented object manufacturing; April; 291
Sarkar, A., R. Batta and R. Nagi; Planar area location/layout problem
Ji, P. and J. Xue; Tolerance chartinfgo r components with both angular and in the presence of generalized congested regions with the rectilinear
square shoulder features; September; 815 distance metric; January; 35
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van de Velde, S. and N. Gademann; Order batching to minimize total travel Wang, A., B. Koc and R. Nagi; Complex assembly variant design in
time in a parallel-aisle warehouse; January; 63 agile manufacturing. Part Il: Assembly variant design methodology:
Vengurlekar, P.D., K.P. Karunakaran, S. Agrawal, O.S. Sahasrabudhe, January; 17
V. Pushpa and R.H. Ely; Segmented object manufacturing, April;
291 Xue, J. and P. Ji; Tolerance charting for components with both angular and
square shoulder features; September; 815
Wang, A., B. Koc and R. Nagi: Complex assembly variant design in agile
manufacturing. Part I: System architecture and assembly modeling Zhang, Y. and J. Jiao; Product portfolio planning with customer-
methodology: January: | engineering interaction, September; 801
SUBJECT INDEX FOR 2005
1010 — Computer-aided design 1310 — Flexible assembly systems
Karunakaran, K.P, S. Agrawal, PD. Vengurlekar, et al.: Segmented Bukchin, Y. and R.D. Meller; A space allocation algorithm for assembly
object manufacturing, April; 291 line components; January: 51
Xue, J. and P. Ji; Tolerance charting for components with both angular and
square Shoulder features; September; 815 1330 — Manufacturing systems analysis
Bukchin, Y. and R.D. Meller: A space allocation algorithm for assembly
1030 — Design methodology line components: January; 51
Chhajed, D. and K. Kim; Strict-product-ordering approach in the vertical Enginarlar, E., J. Li and S.M. Meerkov: How lean can lean buffers be?:
product-line design problem; April; 319 April; 333
Karunakaran, K.P, S. Agrawal, P.D. Vengurlekar, et al.; Segmented
object manufacturing: April; 291 1340 — Manufacturing systems architecture
Wang, A.. B. Koc and R. Nagi; Complex assembly variant design in agile Kohn, W., V. Brayman and J. Littleton: Repair-control of enterprise
manufacturing. Part 1: System architecture and assembly modeling systems using RFID sensory data, April; 281
methodology: January; | Wang, A., B. Koc and R. Nagi: Complex assembly variant design in agile
manufacturing. Part I: System architecture and assembly modeling
1040 — Design optimization methodology: January: |
Wang, A., B. Koc and R. Nagi; Complex assembly variant design in Wang, A., B. Koc and R. Nagi: Complex assembly variant design in
agile manufacturing. Part Il; Assembly variant design methodology: agile manufacturing. Part Il; Assembly variant design methodology:
January: 17 January: 17
1050 — Design representation 1360 — Manufacturing systems design
Kim, S.-s., C.-H. Cho, et al.; Probability distribution of the five op-codes Chhajed, D. and K. Kim: Strict-product-ordering approach in the vertical
in Edgebreaker, September; 789 product-line design problem, April; 319
Xue, J. and P. Ji; Tolerance charting for components with both angular and Enginarlar, E., J. Li and $S.M. Meerkov: How lean can lean buffers be?:
square shoulder features; September; 815 April; 333
Kohn, W., V. Brayman and J. Littleton; Repair-control of enterprise
1060 — Manufacturability /producibility analysis systems using RFID sensory data; April; 281
Jiao, J. and Y. Zhang: Product portfolio planning with customer- Lahmar, M. and S. Benjaafar: Design of distributed layouts; April:
engineering interaction, September; 801 303
Xue, J. and P. Ji; Tolerance charting for components with both angular and MacGregor Smith, J. and F.R.B. Cruz: The buffer allocation problem for
square Shoulder features; September; 815 general finite buffer queueing networks; April: 343
1065 — Internet-based design 1370 — Manufacturing systems modeling
Kim, S.-s., C.-H. Cho, et al.; Probability distribution of the five op-codes Kang, Y., S.B. Gershwin: /nformation inaccuracy in inventory systems:
in Edgebreaker. September, 789 stock loss and stockout, September; 843
Lahmar, M. and S. Benjaafar:; Design of distributed layouts; April:
1150 — Numerically controlled machines 303
Karunakaran, K.P. S. Agrawal, PD. Vengurlekar, et al.; Segmented
object manufacturing, April; 291 1410 — Analysis methods
Bozer, Y.A. and M. Cho: Throughput performance of automated stor-
1200 — Manufacturing processes age/retrieval systems under stochastic demand: April; 367
Kang, Y. and S.B. Gershwin; /nformation inaccuracy in inventory systems:
stock loss and stockout, September; 843 1420 — Equipment: movement
Bozer, Y.A. and M. Cho; Throughput performance of automated stor-
1210 — Assembly age/retrieval systems under stochastic demand; April; 367
Bukchin, Y. and R.D. Meller: A space allocation algorithm for assembly Gademann, N. and S. van de Velde: Order hatching to minimize total
line components; January: 51 travel time in a parallel-aisle warehouse: January; 63
Wang, A., B. Koc and R. Nagi: Complex assembly variant design in ag-
ile manufacturing. Part 1: System architectaunrde assembly modeling 1450 — Materia! handling functions
methodology: January: | Bozer. Y.A. and Y.-J. Hsieh: Throughput performance analysis and machine
Wang, A., B. Koc and R. Nagi: Complex assembly variant design in agile layout for discrete-space closed-loop conveyors; January: 77
manufacturing. Part Il; Assembly variant design methodology: Jan- Gademann, N. and S. van de Velde: Order hatching to minimize total travel
uary: 17 time in a parallel-aisle warehouse: January; 63
Indices 1157
1460 — Systems integration 3060 — Performance evaluation
Bozer, Y.A. and Y.-J. Hsieh; Throughput performance analysis and Kang, Y. and S.B. Gershwin; /nformation inaccuracy in inventory systems:
machine layout for discrete-space closed-loop conveyors; January: stock loss and stockout; September; 843
77
3120 — Design/manufacturing process
1520 — Geometric reasoning Jiao, J. and Y. Zhang; Product portfolio planning with customer-
Liu, C., Y. Ding and Y. Chen; Optimal coordinate sensor placements engineering interaction; September; 801
for estimating mean and variance components of variation sources;
September; 877 3140 — Marketing/manufacturing interface
Jiao, J. and Y. Zhang; Product portfolio planning with customer-
2010 — Combinatorial optimization engineering interaction, September; 801
Bozer, Y.A. and Y.-J. Hsieh; Throughput performance analysis and
machine layout for discrete-space closed-loop conveyors; January; 77 3215 — Facility location
Sarker, A., R. Batta and R. Nagi; Planar area location/layout problem
2030 — Network flow programming and graphs in the presence of generalized congested regions with the rectilinear
Chhajed, D. and K. Kim: Strict-product-ordering approach in the vertical distance metric; January; 35
product-line design problem: April; 319
3220 — Layout planning
2045 — Stochastic/robust optimization Lahmar, M. and S. Benjaafar; Design of distributed layouts; April; 303
Filliger, R. and M.-O. Hongler; Optional threshold control for failure- Sarker, A., R. Batta and R. Nagi; Planar area location/layout problem
prone tandem production systems; September; 861 in the presence of generalized congested regions with the rectilinear
distance metric; January; 35
2050 — Linear programming
Gademann, N. and S. van de Velde: Order hatching to minimize total 3250 — Transportation
travel time in a parallel-aisle warehouse; January; 63 Sarker, A., R. Batta and R. Nagi; Planar area location/layout problem
in the presence of generalized congested regions with the rectilinear
2070 — Nonlinear programming distance metric; January; 35
MacGregor Smith, J. and F.R.B. Cruz; The buffer allocation problem for
general finite buffer queueing networks; April; 343 4220 — Probability Modeling
Filliger, R. and M.-O. Hongler; Optional threshold control for failure-
2150 — Queueing systems prone tandem production systems; September; 861
Bozer. Y.A. and M. Cho; Throughput performance of automated stor- Kim, S.-s., C.-H. Cho, et al.; Probability distribution of the five op-codes
age/retrieval systems under stochastic demand: April; 367 in Edgebreaker; September; 789
Enginarlar, E., J. Li and S.M. Meerkov; How lean can lean buffers be?:
April; 333 4320 — Inspection
MacGregor Smith, J. and F.R.B. Cruz; The buffer allocation problem for Liu, C., Y. Ding and Y. Chen; Optimal coordinate sensor placements
general finite buffer queueing networks; April; 343 Jor estimating mean and variance components of variation sources;
September; 877
2180 — Markov Chains
Filliger, R. and M.-O. Hongler: Optional threshold control for failure- 4360 — Automatic Process Control
prone tandem production systems; September; 861 Kohn, W., V. Brayman and J. Littleton; Repair-control of enterprise
systems using RFID sensory data; April; 281
2310 — Input modeling Liu, C., Y. Ding and Y. Chen; Optimal coordinate sensor placements
Ayag, Z.: A fuzzy AHP-based simulation approach to concept evaluation for estimating mean and variance components of variation sources;
in a NPD environment, September; 827 September; 877
2410 — New product development 4460 — Maintenance
Ayag, Z.: A fuzzy AHP-based simulation approach to concept evaluation Kohn, W., V. Brayman and J. Littleton; Repair-control of enterprise
in a NPD environment; September; 827 systems using RFID sensory data; April; 281
GUEST REVIEWERS FOR 2005
Omar Al-Ariadah, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Mr. Mervyn Fathianathan, National University of Singapore
Yash Aneja, University of Windsor, Canada Assoc. Prof. Richard Y.K. Fung, City University, Hong Kong
Chi Kit Au, Nanyang Technical University
Dr. Tharma Ganesharajah (not affiliated with any institution, to my
Prof. Richard Y.Y. Cai, Nanyang Technological University knowledge)
Michael Caramanis, Boston University Stanley Gershwin, MIT
lan Gibson, Hong Kong University
Tapas K. Das, University of South Florida Stephen C. Graves, MIT
A.G. de Kok, Technical University/ Eindhoven, the Netherlands Prof. Angappa Gunasekran, University of Illinois — Springfield
Abhijit Deshmukh, University of Massachusetts-Amherst
Greg Dobson, University of Rochester Su-Hua Hsieh, National Taiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan
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fei Jiang, Stevens Institute of Technology Sigurdur Olafsson, lowa State University
Roger Jiao, Nanyang Technological University S.K. Ong, National University of Singapore
Eric Johnson, Tuck School, Dartmouth University Nur E. Ozdemirel, Middle East Technical University, Ankara,
Turkey
Chua Chee Kai, Nanyang Technological University
S. Kasahara, Nara Institute of Science & Technology, Japan Ravipudi Venkata Rao
Byung-In Kim, Institute of Information Technology, Inc., Spyros Reveliotis, Gerogia Institute of Technology
The Woodlands, TX Thomas G. Robertazzi, State University of NY-Stony
Ananth Krishnamurthy, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Brook
Heinrich Kuhn, Catholic University of Eichstatt — Ingolstadt, Germany
Bhaba Sarker, Louisiana State University
Dick Larson, MIT L. George Shantikumar, University of California-Berkeley
Stephen Lee, Nanyang Technological University Mandyam Srinivasan, University of Tennessee-Knoxville
Dr. W.D. Li, Singapore Institute of Manufacturing Technology
Baris Tan, Koc University, Istanbul, Turkey
Semyon Meerkov, University of Michigan Weiyu Tsai, University of Utah
Russell Meller, Virginia Polytechnic and State University
Prof. Farrokh Mistree, Georgia Institute of Technology Prof. Hans P. Wiendahl, University of Hanover, Germany
Bethany Woody, UNC Charlotte
Andrew Yeh Ching Nee, National University of Singapore
Jim Noble, University of Missoiuri-Columbia Min Xie, National University of Singapore
Indices
SCHEDULING & LOGISTICS
AUTHOR INDEX FOR 2005
Alag6éz, O. and M. Azizoglu; Parallel-machine rescheduling with machine Framinan, J.M.; Efficient heuristic approaches to transform job shops into
disruptions; December; 1113 flow shops; May; 441
Atkins, D. and Q. Li: On the effect of demand randomness on a Freimer, M.B., R. Roundy, D. Chen, M. Cakanyildirim and V. Melko-
price/ quantity setting firm, December; 1143 nian; Capacity-driven acceptance of customer orders for a multi-stage
Azizoglu, M. and O. Alag6z; Parallel-machine rescheduling with machine hatch manufacturing system: models and algorithms; December:
disruptions; December; 1113 1093
Bai, S.X., J. Choi, J.J. Cao, H.E. Romeijn and J. Geunes; A stochastic Gademann, N. and M. Schutten; Linear-programming-based heuristics
multi-item inventory model with unequal replenishment intervals and for project capacity planning; February: 153
limited warehouse capacity; December; 1129 Geunes, J., J. Choi, J.J. Cao, H.E. Romeijn and S.X. Bai: A stochastic
Bailey, D.E. and S.R. Barley: Return to work: Toward post-industrial en- multi-item inventory model with unequal replenishment intervals and
gineering, August; 737 limited warehouse capacity; December; 1129
Bard, J.F. and L. Wan; Weekly scheduling in the service industry: an appli-
cation to mail processing and distribution centers; May; 379 Hartman, B.C. and M. Dror; Allocation of gains from inventory central-
Bard, J.F. and X. Zhang: Equipment scheduling at mail processing and ization in newsvendor environments; February; 93
distribution centers; February: 175 Hodgson, M.J. and T. Suzuki; Optimal facility location with multi-purpose
Barley, S.R. and D.E. Bailey: Return to work: Toward post-industrial en- trip making; May; 481
gineering; August; 737 Huang, H., S.P. Sethi and H. Yan; Purchase contract management with
Berman, O. and K.P. Sapna-Isotupa; Optimal control of servers in front demand forecast updates; August; 775
and back rooms with correlated work; February; 167
Boyaci, T.; Competitive stocking and coordination in a multiple-channel Jaruphongsa, W., S. Cetinkaya and C.-Y. Lee; A dynamic lot-sizing model
distribution system; May; 407 with multi-mode replenishments: polynomial algorithms for special
cases with dual and multiple modes; May: 453
Cakanyildirim, M., R. Roundy, D. Chen, M.B. Freimer and V. Melkonian; Jeong, I.-J. and V.J. Leon; A single-machine distributed scheduling method-
Capacity-driven acceptance of customer orders for a multi-stage batch ology using cooperative interaction via coupling agents; February; 137
manufacturing system: models and algorithms; December; 1093
Cao, J.J., J. Choi, H.E. Romeijn, J. Geunes and §.X. Bai; A stochastic Koulamas, C. and G.J. Kyparisis; A/gorithms with performance guarantees
multi-item inventory model with unequal replenishment intervals and for flow shops with regular objective functions, December; 1107
limited warehouse capacity; December; 1129 Kovalyov, M.Y., A. Oulamara and G. Finke; Scheduling a no-wait flow
Cetinkaya, S., W. Jaruphongsa and C.-Y. Lee: A dynamic lot-sizing model shop containing unbounded batching machines; August; 685
with multi-mode replenishments: polynomial algorithms for special Kumar, S., N. Ramanan and C. Sriskandarajah; Minimizing cycle time in
cases with dual and multiple modes; May; 453 large robotic cells; February; 123
Chen, D., R. Roundy, M. Caka*iyildirim, M.B. Freimer and V. Melkonian; Kyparisis, G.J. and C. Koulamas; Algorithms with performance guar-
Capacity-driven acceptance of customer orders for a multi-stage batch antees for flow shops with regular objective functions; December; 1107
manufacturing system: models and algorithms; December: 1093
Chen, F-Y., Y. Feng and J. Ou: Management of inventory replenishment and Lee, C.-Y., W. Jaruphongsa and S. Cetinkaya; A dynamic lot-sizing model
available offerings for goods sold with optional value-added packages: with multi-mode replenishments: polynomial algorithms for special
May; 397 cases with dual and multiple modes; May; 453
Choi, J., J.J. Cao, H.E. Romeijn, J. Geunes and S.X. Bai; A stochastic Lee, C.-Y. and V.A. Strusevich; Two-machine shop scheduling with an un-
multi-item inventory model with unequal replenishment intervals and capacitated interstage transporter; August; 725
limited warehouse capacity; December; 1129 Leng, M. and M. Parlar; Free shipping and purchasing decisions in B2B
transactions: a game-theoretic analysis; December; 1119
Demir, M.H., B.C. Tansel and G.F. Scheuenstuhl: Tree network 1-median Leon, V.J. and I.-J. Jeong; A single-machine distributed scheduling method-
location with interval data: a parameter space-based approach, May; ology using cooperative interaction via coupling agents; February; 137
429 Li, Q. and D. Atkins; On the effect of demand randomness on a
Drezner, Z. and O. Berman; Location of congested capacitated facilities price/ quantity setting firm; December; 1143
with distance-sensitive demand; December; 1155 Lu, Y., J.-S. Song and D.D. Yao; Backorder minimization in multiproduct
Dror, M. and B.C. Hartman; Allocation of gains from inventory central- assemble-to-order systems; August; 763
ization in newsvendor environments; February; 93 Melkonian, V., R. Roundy, D. Chen, M. Cakanyildirim and M.B.
Freimer; Capacity-driven acceptance of customer orders for a multi-
Feng, Y., F.Y. Chen and J. Ou: Management of inventory replenishment and stage batch manufacturing system: models and algerithms; December:
available offerings for goods sold with optional value-added packages; 1093
May; 397 Minner, S. and E.A. Silver; Multi-product batch replenishment strate-
Finke, G., A. Oulamara and M.Y. Kovalyov:; Scheduling a no-wait flow gies under stochastic demand and a joint capacity constraint; May;
shop containing unbounded batching machines; August: 685 469
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Moinzadeh, K. and Y. Tan; Economic control and inspection policies for Sethi, S.P., H. Huang and H. Yan; Purchase contract management with
high-speed unreliable production systems; August; 711 demand forecast updates; August; 775
Shen, Z.-J.M.; A multi-commodity supply chain design problem; August:
Ou, J, FY. Chen and Y. Feng; Management of inventory replenishment and 753
available offerings for goods sold with optional value-added packages; Silver, E.A. and S. Minner; Multi-product batch replenishment strategies
May; 397 under stochastic demand and a joint capacity constraint, May; 469
Oulamara, A., M.Y. Kovalyov and G. Finke; Scheduling a no-wait flow Song, J.-S., Y. Lu and D.D. Yao; Backorder minimization in multiproduct
shop containing unbounded batching machines; August; 685 assemble-to-order systems; August: 763
Sriskandarajah, C., S. Kumar and N. Ramanan; Minimizing cycle time in
Parlar, M. and M. Leng: Free shipping and purchasing decisions large robotic cells; February; 123
in B2B transactions: a game-theoretic analysis; December: Strusevich, V.A. and C.-Y. Lee; Two-machine shop scheduling with an un-
1119 capacitated interstage transporter, August; 725
Suzuki, T. and M.J. Hodgson; Optimal facility lecation with multi-purpose
Ramanan, N., S. Kumar and C. Sriskandarajah: Minimizing cycle time in trip making: May: 481
large robotic cells; February; 123
Ray, S.. Y. Gerchak and R.K. Choi; Coordination of quantity and Tan, Y. and K. Moinzadeh; Economic control and inspection policies for
shelf-retention timing in the video movie rental industry; December: high-speed unreliable production systems; August; 711
1175 Tansel, B.C.. M.H. Demir and G.F. Scheuenstuhl: Tree network ]-median
Romeijn, H.E., J. Choi, J.J. Cao, J. Geunes and S.X. Bai; A stochastic location with interval data: a parameter space-based approach; May:
multi-item inventory model with unequal replenishment intervals and 429
limited warehouse capacity; December; 1129 Topaloglu, H.; An approximate dynamic programming approach for a
Roundy, R., D. Chen, M. Cakanyildirim, M.B. Freimer and V. Melko- product distribution problem; August; 697
nian; Capacity-driven acceptance of customer orders for a multi-stage
hatch manufacturing system: models and algorithms: December: Wan, L. and J.F. Bard; Weekly scheduling in the service industry: an appli-
1093 cation to mail processing and distribution centers; May; 379
West-Hansen, J. and S.C. Sarin: The long-term mine production scheduling
Sapna-lsotupa, K.P. and O. Berman; Optimal control of servers in front problem; February; 109
and back rooms with correlated work; February; 167
Sarin, S.C. and J. West-Haisen; The long-term mine production scheduling Yan, H., H. Huang and S.P. Sethi; Purchase contract management with
problem, February; 109 demand forecast updates; August, 775
Scheuenstuhl, G.F., M.H. Demir and B.C. Tansel: Tree network 1-median Yao, D.D., Y. Lu and J.-S. Song: Backorder minimization in multiproduct
location with interval data: a parameter space-based approach. May: assemble-to-order systems; August; 763
429
Schutten, M. and N. Gademann; Linear-programming-hased heuristics Zhang, X. and J.F. Bard; Equipment scheduling at mail processing and
for project capacity planning: February: 153 distribution centers; February; 175
SUBJECT INDEX FOR 2005
140 — Education services 2000 — Applied optimization
Bailey, D.E. and S.R. Barley: Return to work Toward post-industrial Zhang, X. and J.F. Bard; Equipment scheduling at mail processing and
engineering, August; 737 distribution centers; February: 175
400 — Auto industry
2150 — Queueing systems
Roundy, R., D. Chen, P. Chen, M. Cakanyildirim, M.B. Freimer and Berman, O. and K.P. Sapna-Isotupa:; Optimal control of servers in front
V. Melkonian; Capacity-driven acceptance of customer orders for and back rooms with correlated work; February; 167
a multi-stage batch manufacturing system: models and algorithms:
December; 1093
3000 — Inventory
Boyaci, T.; Competitive stocking and coordination in a multiple-channel
800 — Personnel scheduling
distribution system, May; 407
Bard, J.F. and L. Wan: Weekly scheduling in the service industry
Chen, F.Y., Y. Feng and J. Ou: Management of inventory replenishment
an application to mail processing and distribution centers; May:
and available offerings for goods sold with optional value-added
379
packages; May; 397
Choi, J., J.J. Cao, H.E. Romeijn, J. Geunes and S.X. Bai; A stochastic
1360 — Manufacturing systems design multi-item inventory model with unequal replenishment intervals and
Framinan, J.M.; Efficient heuristic approaches to transform job shops into limited warehouse capacity, December; 1129
flow shops; May; 441
Hartman, B.C. and M. Dror: Allocation of gains from inventory central-
ization in newsvendor environments; February: 93
1400 — Material handling Jaruphongsa, W., S. Cetinkaya and C.-Y. Lee; A dynamic lot-sizing model
Kumar, S., N. Ramanan and C. Sriskandarajah; Minimizing cycle time in with multi-mode replenishments: polynomial algorithms for special
large robotic cells; February; 123 cases with dual and multiple modes; May; 453
Indices 1161
Leng, M. and M. Parlar; Free shipping and purchasing decisions in B2B 3220 — Layout planning
transactions: a game-theoretic analysis; December: 1119 Framinan, J.M.; Efficient heuristic approaches to transforjmob shops into
Li, Q. and D. Atkins; On the effect of demand randomness on a flow shops; May; 441
price/ quantity setting firm; December; 1143
Lu, Y., J.-S. Song and D.D. Yao; Backorder minimization in multiproduct 3240 — Network design
assemble-to-order systems; August; 763 Shen, Z.-J.M.; A multi-commodity supply chain design problem; August:
Minner, S. and E.A. Silver; Multi-product batch replenishment strategies 753
under stochastic demand and a joint capacity constraint, May:
469
3250 — Transportation
Jaruphongsa, W., S. Cetinkaya and C.-Y. Lee: A dynamic lot-sizing model
3010 — Control policy with multi-mode replenishments: polynomial algorithms for special
Chen, F.Y., Y. Feng and J. Ou; Management of inventory replenishment cases with dual and multiple modes; May; 453
and available offerings for goods sold with optional value-added
packages; May: 397
3400 — Production planning
Sarin, S.C. and J. West-Hansen; The long-term mine production scheduling
3020 — Coordination problem; February; 109
Boyaci, T.; Competitive stocking and coordination in a multiple-channel
distribution system, May; 407
3410 - Capacity planning
Lu, Y., J.-S. Song and D.D. Yao; Backorder minimization in multiproduct
Gademann, N. and M. Schutten; Linear-programming-hased heuristics
assemble-to-order systems; August; 763
for project capacity planning; February; 153
Roundy, R., D. Chen, P. Chen, M. Cakanyildirim, M.B. Freimer and
3030 — Information control mechanism V. Melkonian; Capacity-driven acceptance of customer orders for
Huang, H., S.P. Sethi and H. Yan; Purchase contract management with a multi-stage batch manufacturing system: models and algorithms;
demand forecast updates; August, 775 December; 1093
3050 — Multi-stage systems 3450 — Inventory management
Lu, Y., J.-S. Song and D.D. Yao; Backorder minimization in multiproduct Topaloglu, H.; An approximate dynamic programming approach for a
assemble-to-order systems, August; 763 product distribution problem; August; 697
3090 — Supply management 3470 — Lot sizing
Huang, H., S.P. Sethi and H. Yan; Purchase contract management with Choi, J., JJ. Cao, H.E. Romeijn, J. Geunes and $.X. Bai; A stochastic
demand forecast updates; August; 775 multi-item inventory model with unequal replenishment intervals and
Jaruphongsa, W., S. Cetinkaya and C.-Y. Lee; A dynamic lot-sizing model limited warehouse capacity; December; 1129
with multi-mode replenishments: polynomial algorithms for special
cases with dual and multiple modes; May: 453
3500 — Scheduling
Koulamas, C. and G.J. Kyparisis; Algorithms with performance guar-
3140 — Marketing /manvfacturing interface antees for flow shops with regular objective functions, December;
Berman, O. and Z. Drezner; Location of congested capacitated facilities 1107
with distance-sensitive demand, December; 1155 Kumar, S., N. Ramanan and C. Sriskandarajah; Minimizing cycle time in
Chen, F-Y., Y. Feng and J. Ou; Management of inventory replenishment large robotic cells; February; 123
and available offerings for goods sold with optional value-added Lee, C.-Y. and V.A. Strusevich; Two-machine shop scheduling with an
packages; May; 397 uncapacitated interstage transporter, August; 725
Leng, M. and M. Parlar: Free shipping and purchasing decisions in B2B Roundy, R., D. Chen, P. Chen, M. Cakanyildirim, M.B. Freimer and
transactions: a game-theoretic analysis, December; 1119 V. Melkonian; Capacity-driven acceptance of customer orders for
Li, Q. and D. Atkins: On the effect of demand randomness on a a multi-stage batch manufacturing system: models and algorithms;
price/ quantity setting firm, December; 1143 December; 1093
3150 — Supply chain management 3510 — Due date quotation
Hartman, B.C. and M. Dror; Allocation of gains from inventory central- Roundy, R., D. Chen, P. Chen, M. Cakanyildirim, M.B. Freimer and
ization in newsvendor environments, February; 93 V. Melkonian; Capacity-driven acceptance of customer orders for
a multi-stage batch manufacturing system: models and algorithms;
3210 — Distribution planning December; 1093
Shen, Z.-J.M.; A multi-commodity supply chain design problem, August:
753 3530 — Production scheduling
Topaloglu, H.; An approximate dynamic programming approach for a Azizoglu, M. and O. Alagéz; Parallel-machine rescheduling with machine
product distribution problem; August; 697 disruptions; December; 1113
Jeong, L.-J. and V.J. Leon; A single-machine distributed scheduling method-
3215 — Facility location ology using cooperative interaction via coupling agents; February;
Demir, M.H., B.C. Tansel and G.F. Scheuenstuhl: Tree network 1-median 137
location with interval data: a parameter space-based approach, May; Koulamas, C. and G.J. Kyparisis; Algorithms with performance guar-
429 antees for flow shops with regular objective functions; December;
Shen, Z.-J.M.; A multi-commodity supply chain design problem; August; 1107
753 Oulamara, A., M.Y. Kovalyov and G. Finke; Scheduling a no-wait
Suzuki, T. and M.J. Hodgson; Optimal facility location with multi-purpose flow shop containing unbounded batching machines; August;
trip making; May; 481 685
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Sarin, S.C. and J. West-Hansen; The long-term mine production scheduling 3595 — Workforce scheduling
problem, February; 109 Bard, J.F. and L. Wan; Weekly scheduling in the service industry: an appli-
Zhang, X. and J.F. Bard; Equipment scheduling at mail processing and cation to mail processing and distribution centers; May; 379
distribution centers; February; 175
3600 — Service operations
Berman, O. and K.P. Sapna-Isotupa; Optimal control of servers in front
3540 — Project scheduling and back rooms with correlated work; February; 167
Gademann, N. and M. Schutten; Linear-programming-based heuristics
for project capacity planning; February; 153 3610 — Capacity planning
Sarin, $.C. and J. West-Hansen; The longm-inte eprorducmtio n scheduling Berman, O. and K.P. Sapna-Isotupa; Optimal control of servers in front
problem; February; 109 and back rooms with correlated work; February: 167
4320 — Inspection
3570 — Scheduling system implementation Moinzadeh, K. and Y. Tan; Economic control and inspection policies for
Jeong, I.-J. and V.J. Leon; A single-machine distributed scheduling method- high-speed unreliable production systems; August; 711
ology using cooperative interaction via coupling agents; February:
137 4340 — Statistical quality control
Zhang, X. and JF. Bard; Equipment scheduling at mail processing and Moinzadeh, K. and Y. Tan; Economic control and inspection policies for
distribution centers; February; 175 high-speed unreliable production systems; August; 711
GUEST REVIEWERS FOR 2005
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Ali Allahverdi, Kuwait University, Kuwait Ozlem Ergun, Georgia Institute of Technology
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Shoshana Anily, Tel Aviv University, Israel Hsiao-Hua Fang, National Taiwan University of Science and
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OPERATIONS ENGINEERING
AUTHOR INDEX FOR 2005
Abdoli, M. and F.F. Choobineh; Empirical Bayes forecasting methods for Kulkarni, S.S.. M.J. Magazine and A.S. Raturi; On the trade-offs
job flow times; July; 635 between risk pooling and logistics costs in a multi-plant network with
Ahn, H.-S. and P. Kaminsky; Production and distribution policy in a two- commonality; March; 247
stage stochastic push-pull supply chain; July; 609
Li, C.-L., V. Ning Hsu and W.-Q. Xiao; Dynamic lot size problems with
Aktan, M., H.B. Nembhard and L. Shi; A real-options-based analysis for
one-way product substitution, March; 201
supply chain decisions; October; 945
Magazine, M.J., S.S. Kulkarni and A.S. Raturi; On the trade-offs between
Bard, J.F. and H.W. Purnomo; Hospital-wide reactive scheduling of nurses risk pooling and logistics costs in a multi-plant network with common-
with preference considerations; July; 589
ality; March; 247
Ben-Gal, I., A. Herbon and E. Khmelnitsky; Using a pseudo-stochastiacp - Mansini, R. and M.G. Speranza; An exact approacfho r portfolio selection
proach for multiple-parts scheduling on an unreliable machine; March;
with transaction costs and rounds; October; 919
189 Marmor, Y. and D. Sinreich; Emergency department operations: The basis
Brogan, A.J. and S. Stidham: A note on separation in mean-lower-
for developing a simulation tool; N§arch; 233
partial-moment portfolio optimization with fixed and moving targets:
Masin, M., Y.T. Herer and E.M. Dar-El; Design of self-regulating pro-
October; 901
duction control systems by Tradeoffs Programming: March: 217
Miyazaki, K.; Choosing between bonds and equities under long-term risk
Chen, Y., T. Wang and Y. Feng: On the time-window fulfillment rate in a
constraints; October; 907
single-item min-max inventory control system: July; 667
Choobineh, F.F. and M. Abdoli; Empirical Bayes forecasting methods for Nelson, B.L. and L.J. Hong; The tradeoff between sampling and
job flow times; July; 635 switching: New sequential procedures for indifference-zone selection;
Chu, W.-C., W.T. Song and C.C. Su; A pseudo-random number assignment July; 623
strategy for the estimation of quadratic metamodels; July; 657 Nembhard, H.B., L. Shi and M. Aktan; A real-options-based analysis for
Cook, W.D. and J. Zhu; Building performance standards into data supply chain decisions; October; 945
envelopment analysis structures; March; 267 Ning Hsu, V., C.-L. Li and W.-Q. Xiao; Dynamic lot size problems with
one-way product suostitution, March; 201
Dar-El, E.M., M. Masin and Y.T. Herer; Design of self-regulating produc-
tion control systems by Tradeoffs Programming; March; 217 Purnomo, H.W. and J.F. Bard; Hospital-wide reactive scheduling of nurses
Deng, X., J. Shu, Y. Gu and W. Zheng: A sliced-finite difference method with preference considerations; July; 589
for the American option; October; 939
Raturi, A.S.. S.S. Kulkarni and M.J. Magazine; On the trade-offs
between risk pooling and logistics costs in a multi-plant network with
Feng, Y., T. Wang and Y. Chen; On the time-window fulfillment rate in a
commonality, March; 247
single-item min-max inventory control system: July; 667
Scott, C.H. and T.R. Jefferson; Dynamic financial planning: certainty
Gu, Y., J. Shu, X. Deng and W. Zheng: A s/iced-finite difference method equivalents, stochastic constraints and functional conjugate duality;
for the American option, October; 939 October; 931
Shi, L., H.B. Nembhard and M. Aktan; A real-options-based analysis for
Herbon, A., E. Khmelnitsky and I. Ben-Gal; Using a pseudo-stochastiacp - supply chain decisions; October; 945
proach for multiple-parts scheduling on an unreliable machine; March; Shu, J.. Y. Gu, X. Deng and W. Zheng: A sliced-finite difference method
189 for the American option, October; 939
Herer, Y.T., M. Masin and E.M. Dar-El; Design of self-regulating produc- Sinreich, D. and Y. Marmor; Emergency department operations: The basis
tion control systems by Tradeoffs Programming; March; 217 for developing a simulation tool, March; 233
Hong, L.J. and B.L. Nelson; The tradeoff between sampling and switching: Song, W.T.; Relationships among some univariate distributions; July:
new sequential procedures for indifference-zone selection: July; 623 651
Song, W.T., C.C. Su and W.-C. Chu; A pseudo-random number assignment
Jefferson, T.R. and C.H. Scott; Dynamic financial planning: certainty strategy for the estimation of quadratic metamodels; July; 657
equivalents, stochastic constraints and functional conjugate duality: Speranza, M.G. and R. Mansini; An exact approach for portfolio selection
October; 931 with transaction costs and rounds; October; 919
Ji, X., S. Zhu, S. Wang and S. Zhang; A stochastic linear goal program- Stidham, S. and A.J. Brogan; A note on separation in mean-lower-partial-
ming approach to multistage portfolio management based on scenario moment portfolio optimization with fixed and moving targets; October:
generation via linear programming; October; 957 901
Su, C.C., W.T. Song and W.-C. Chu: A pseudo-random number assignment
Kaminsky, P. and H.-S. Ahn; Production and distribution policy in a two- strategy for the estimation of quadratic metamodels; July; 657
stage stochastic push-pull supply chain: July; 609
Khmelnitsky, E., A. Herbon and I. Ben-Gal; Using a pseudo-stochastiacp - Wang, S., X. Ji, S. Zhu and S. Zhang; A stochastic linear goal program-
proach for multiple-parts scheduling on an unreliable machine; March; ming approach to multistage portfolio management based on scenario
189 generation via linear programming, October; 957
Konno, H. and T. Koshizuka: Mean-ahsolute deviation model, October: Wang, T., Y. Chen and Y. Feng; On the time-window fulfillment rate in a
893 single-item min-max inventory control system: July; 667
Koshizuka, T. and H. Konno: Mean-absolute deviation model, October: Xiao, W.-Q., V. Ning Hsu and C.-L. Li: Dynamic lot size problems with
893 one-way product substitution; March; 201