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ORCIDJournal of Scheduling, Volume 16
Volume 16, Number 1, February 2013
- Edmund K. Burke
, Michael L. Pinedo:
Journal of Scheduling (2013). 1-2 - Dvir Shabtay, Nufar Gaspar, Moshe Kaspi:
A survey on offline scheduling with rejection. 3-28 - Paolo Brandimarte:
Scheduling satellite launch missions: an MILP approach. 29-45 - Peter Sanders, Johannes Singler, Rob van Stee:
Real-time integrated prefetching and caching. 47-58 - Ricardo Simpson, Alik Abakarov:
Mixed-integer linear programming models for batch sterilization of packaged-foods plants. 59-68 - Esaignani Selvarajah, George Steiner, Rui Zhang:
Single machine batch scheduling with release times and delivery costs. 69-79 - Alexander Fanghänel, Sascha Geulen, Martin Hoefer, Berthold Vöcking:
Online capacity maximization in wireless networks. 81-91 - Thierry Garaix, Christian Artigues, Cyril Briand:
Fast minimum float computation in activity networks under interval uncertainty. 93-103 - Dirk Briskorn, Florian Jaehn, Erwin Pesch:
Exact algorithms for inventory constrained scheduling on a single machine. 105-115 - Niv Buchbinder, Joseph Naor:
Fair online load balancing. 117-127 - Jens O. Brunner, Jonathan F. Bard:
Flexible weekly tour scheduling for postal service workers using a branch and price. 129-149
Volume 16, Number 2, April 2013
- Erik D. Demaine, Mohammad Ghodsi, MohammadTaghi Hajiaghayi, Amin S. Sayedi-Roshkhar, Morteza Zadimoghaddam:
Scheduling to minimize gaps and power consumption. 151-160 - Kerem Bülbül, Philip M. Kaminsky:
A linear programming-based method for job shop scheduling. 161-183 - Nils Boysen, Stefan Bock, Malte Fliedner:
Scheduling of inventory releasing jobs to satisfy time-varying demand: an analysis of complexity. 185-198 - Gábor Nagy, Niaz A. Wassan, Saïd Salhi:
The vehicle routing problem with restricted mixing of deliveries and pickups. 199-213 - Joachim Schauer, Cornelius Schwarz:
Job-shop scheduling in a body shop. 215-229 - Marta Rocha, José Fernando Oliveira, Maria Antónia Carravilla:
Cyclic staff scheduling: optimization models for some real-life problems. 231-242 - Alberto García-Villoria, Albert Corominas, Xavier Delorme, Alexandre Dolgui, Wieslaw Kubiak, Rafael Pastor:
A branch and bound algorithm for the response time variability problem. 243-252
Volume 16, Number 3, June 2013
- Qiulan Zhao, Jinjiang Yuan:
Pareto optimization of rescheduling with release dates to minimize makespan and total sequence disruption. 253-260 - B. Q. Fan, T. C. Edwin Cheng, Shi-Sheng Li, Q. Feng:
Bounded parallel-batching scheduling with two competing agents. 261-271 - Andreas Schutt, Thibaut Feydy, Peter J. Stuckey, Mark G. Wallace:
Solving RCPSP/max by lazy clause generation. 273-289 - Mustafa Misir, Katja Verbeeck, Patrick De Causmaecker, Greet Vanden Berghe:
A new hyper-heuristic as a general problem solver: an implementation in HyFlex. 291-311 - Yasmina Seddik, Christophe Gonzales, Safia Kedad-Sidhoum:
Single machine scheduling with delivery dates and cumulative payoffs. 313-329 - Yebin Zhang, Xianyi Wu, Xian Zhou:
Stochastic scheduling problems with general position-based learning effects and stochastic breakdowns. 331-336 - Márton Drótos, Tamás Kis:
Scheduling of inventory releasing jobs to minimize a regular objective function of delivery times. 337-346
Volume 16, Number 4, August 2013
- Michael A. Bender, Jacek Blazewicz, Erwin Pesch, Denis Trystram, Guochuan Zhang:
Guest editorial: "New trends in scheduling" - Centre CNRS "La Villa Clythia" Frejus Workshop, September 12-17, 2010. 347-348 - Krzysztof Kurowski, Ariel Oleksiak, Wojciech Piatek, Jan Weglarz:
Hierarchical scheduling strategies for parallel tasks and advance reservations in grids. 349-368 - Christian Grimme, Joachim Lepping, Uwe Schwiegelshohn:
Multi-criteria scheduling: an agent-based approach for expert knowledge integration. 369-383 - Antonios Antoniadis, Chien-Chung Huang:
Non-preemptive speed scaling. 385-394 - Nodari Vakhania:
A study of single-machine scheduling problem to maximize throughput. 395-403 - Baris Çiftçi, Peter Borm, Herbert Hamers, Marco Slikker:
Batch sequencing and cooperation. 405-415 - Shi-Sheng Li, Peter Brucker, Chi To Ng, T. C. Edwin Cheng, Natalia V. Shakhlevich, Jinjiang Yuan:
A note on reverse scheduling with maximum lateness objective. 417-422 - Dimitrios G. Pandelis:
A note on preemptive scheduling of multiclass jobs with geometric service times and hard deadlines. 423-428 - Amir Elalouf, Eugene Levner, Huajun Tang:
An improved FPTAS for maximizing the weighted number of just-in-time jobs in a two-machine flow shop problem. 429-435 - Damien Prot, Odile Bellenguez-Morineau, Chams Lahlou:
A note on the paper "Minimizing total tardiness on parallel machines with preemptions" by Kravchenko and Werner (2012). 437-438 - Svetlana A. Kravchenko, Frank Werner:
Erratum to: Minimizing total tardiness on parallel machines with preemptions. 439-441
Volume 16, Number 5, October 2013
- Mahsa Elahipanah, Guy Desaulniers, Ève Lacasse-Guay:
A two-phase mathematical-programming heuristic for flexible assignment of activities and tasks to work shifts. 443-460 - Kangbok Lee, Kyungkuk Lim:
Semi-online scheduling problems on a small number of machines. 461-477 - Stefan Bock, Kathrin Klamroth:
Minimizing sequence-dependent setup costs in feeding batch processes under due date restrictions. 479-494 - Roland Braune, Günther Zäpfel, Michael Affenzeller:
Enhancing local search algorithms for job shops with min-sum objectives by approximate move evaluation. 495-518 - Gur Mosheiov, Dvir Shabtay:
Maximizing the weighted number of just-in-time jobs on a single machine with position-dependent processing times. 519-527 - Evripidis Bampis, Dimitrios Letsios, Giorgio Lucarelli, Evangelos Markakis, Ioannis Milis:
On multiprocessor temperature-aware scheduling problems. 529-538 - Lukasz Jez, Jarett Schwartz, Jirí Sgall, József Békési:
Lower bounds for online makespan minimization on a small number of related machines. 539-547
Volume 16, Number 6, December 2013
- Ender Özcan, Christian Artigues, Eric Bourreau, Hasan Murat Afsar:
Special issue on maintenance scheduling: theory and applications. 549-550 - Vincent Jost, David Savourey:
A 0-1 integer linear programming approach to schedule outages of nuclear power plants. 551-566 - Steffen Godskesen, Thomas Sejr Jensen, Niels Kjeldsen, Rune Larsen:
Solving a real-life, large-scale energy management problem. 567-583 - Antoine Rozenknop, Roberto Wolfler Calvo, Laurent Alfandari, Daniel Chemla, Lucas Létocart:
Solving the electricity production planning problem by a column generation based heuristic. 585-604 - Richard Lusby, Laurent Flindt Muller, Bjørn Petersen:
A solution approach based on Benders decomposition for the preventive maintenance scheduling problem of a stochastic large-scale energy system. 605-628 - Felix Brandt, Reinhard Bauer, Markus Völker, Andreas Cardeneo:
A constraint programming-based approach to a large-scale energy management problem with varied constraints - A solution approach to the ROADEF/EURO Challenge 2010. 629-648 - Natashia Boland, Thomas Kalinowski, Hamish Waterer, Lanbo Zheng:
Mixed integer programming based maintenance scheduling for the Hunter Valley coal chain. 649-659 - Joaquín A. Pacheco, Francisco Ángel-Bello, Ada M. Alvarez:
A multi-start tabu search method for a single-machine scheduling problem with periodic maintenance and sequence-dependent set-up times. 661-673 - Hans Kellerer, Kabir Rustogi, Vitaly A. Strusevich:
Approximation schemes for scheduling on a single machine subject to cumulative deterioration and maintenance. 675-683
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