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Program for stream Scheduling: Theory and applications
Monday
Monday, 10:30-12:00
MB-20: Realistic production scheduling
Stream: Scheduling: Theory and applications
Room: 2103
Chair(s):
Rubén Ruiz, Imma Ribas
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Improved iterated greedy procedures for the distributed permutation flowshop problem
Rubén Ruiz, Quan-Ke Pan, Bahman Naderi -
A metaheuristic algorithm for the unrelated parallel machine scheduling problem with additional resources
Eva Vallada, Fulgencia Villa, Luis Fanjul Peyró -
Approaching scheduling with automatic algorithm design
Pedro Alfaro-Fernandez, Rubén Ruiz, Federico Pagnozzi, Thomas Stützle -
Simulation-optimization scheme for solving a real case of a ready mixed concrete dispatching problem
Cristian E. Cortes, Mauricio Cerda, Zdenko Koscina, Pablo A. Rey
Monday, 15:00-16:30
MD-20: Scheduling with resource constraints
Stream: Scheduling: Theory and applications
Room: 2103
Chair(s):
Jose M Framinan
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Order scheduling with tardiness objective: Approximate solutions
Jose M Framinan, Paz Perez Gonzalez, Victor Fernandez-Viagas -
Scheduling problems minimizing makespan with periodic maintenance
Paz Perez Gonzalez, Jose M Framinan, Victor Fernandez-Viagas -
A population-based constructive heuristic for the permutation flowshop scheduling problem
Victor Fernandez-Viagas, Paz Perez Gonzalez, Jose M Framinan -
Approximation algorithms for machine scheduling problems with non-renewable resource constraints
Tamas Kis, Péter Györgyi
Monday, 16:45-18:15
ME-20: Multiplicity of scheduling problems: New and updated applications
Stream: Scheduling: Theory and applications
Room: 2103
Chair(s):
Socorro Rangel, Hélio Fuchigami
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A math-heuristic algorithm for a new parallel scheduling problem
Edson Senne -
Design of an easy-to-use computer tool for university timetabling
Jose Antonio Marmolejo, Jonas Velasco -
A computational study of MILP models for weighted just-in-time flow shop scheduling problem
Hélio Fuchigami, Socorro Rangel
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Thursday, 8:30-10:00
HA-26: New scheduling models and algorithms
Stream: Scheduling: Theory and applications
Room: 302A
Chair(s):
Debora Ronconi
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Three-stage MILP planning model to support the transport scheduling of light oil derivatives in a pipeline network
Guilherme Schnirmann, Suelen N. B. Magatão, Flávio Neves-Jr, Lucas Bueno, William Hitoshi Tsunoda Meira, Leandro Magatão, Lucia Valéria Arruda -
A tire curing scheduling problem
Hector Cancela, Agustín Ghioldi, Sofía Lemes, Pedro Piñeyro, Joaquín Velázquez -
A new network flow model for the minimization of tool switches problem
Horacio Yanasse, Tiago Silva, Antonio Chaves -
A biased random key genetic algorithm for the hybrid flowshop scheduling problem
Debora Ronconi, Guilherme Mainieri