Multidisciplinary Scheduling: Theory and Applications 1st International Conference, MISTA '03 Nottingham, UK, 13-15 August 2003. Selected Papers / edited by Graham Kendall, Edmund K. Burke, Sanja Petrovic, Michel Gendreau.

The scheduling research field has been active and expanding for over forty years. In that time, the field has attracted a wealth of international interest from a variety of academic disciplines. This field has been a truly inter-disciplinary research area, with significant scientific advances have c...

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Other Authors: Kendall, Graham (Editor), Burke, Edmund K. (Editor), Petrovic, Sanja (Editor), Gendreau, Michel (Editor)
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Published: New York, NY : Springer US : Imprint: Springer, 2005.
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505 0 |a Fundamentals of Scheduling -- Is Scheduling a Solved Problem? -- Formulations, Relaxations, Approximations, and Gaps in the World of Scheduling -- Order Scheduling Models: An Overview -- Multi-criteria Scheduling -- Scheduling in Software Development Using Multiobjective Evolutionary Algorithms -- Scheduling Unit Execution Time Tasks on Two Parallel Machines with the Criteria of Makespan and Total Completion Time -- Personnel Scheduling -- Task Scheduling Under Gang Constraints -- Scheduling in Space -- Constraint-Based Random Search for Solving Spacecraft Downlink Scheduling Problems -- Scheduling the Internet -- Towards an XML-Based Standard for Timetabling Problems: TTML -- A Scheduling Web Service -- Machine Scheduling -- An O(N log N) Stable Algorithm for Immediate Selections Adjustments -- An Efficient Proactive-Reactive Scheduling Approach to Hedge Against Shop Floor Disturbances -- A Dynamic Model of Tabu Search for the Job-Shop Scheduling Problem -- Bin Packing -- The Best-Fit Rule for Multibin Packing: An Extension of Graham’s List Algorithms -- Educational Timetabling -- Case-Based Initialisation of Metaheuristics for Examination Timetabling -- An Investigation of a Tabu-Search-Based Hyper-Heuristic for Examination Timetabling -- Sports Scheduling -- Round Robin Tournaments with One Bye and No Breaks in Home-Away Patterns Are Unique -- Transport Scheduling -- Rail Container Service Planning: A Constraint-Based Approach -- Rule-Based System for Platform Assignment in Bus Stations -- Measuring the Robustness of Airline Fleet Schedules. 
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