A Survey of Scheduling Rules

Panwalkar, S. S.; Iskander, Wafik H.

doi:10.1287/opre.25.1.45

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“…Dispatching rule [10] is convenient scheduling method that is widely used in industry. However, the major criticism of it is that there is no single universal rule, and the effectiveness of any rule depends on the scheduling criterion and the prevailing conditions in the job shop.…”

Section: Cost Oriented Iterative Scheduling Methodsmentioning

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A practical scheduling method based on workflow management technology

Lin

Fan

Loiacono

2004

Int J Adv Manuf Technol

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In literature, most scheduling models are developed using mathematics method such as programming model or graphic model such as Petri net. Although they are efficient in computing, they are difficult to be built and understood by the industry users. In order to make the scheduling model more capable and practical for industry use, a new scheduling model based on workflow management technique (SMWMT) is proposed here. It is a process oriented compound model that featured as various process constraints definition, activity behavior description, flexible resource definition and mapping, and graphic presentation that offer intuitional understandings to users. The corresponding scheduling system based on workflow simulation is provided. A cost oriented iterative algorithm is proposed to enhance the scheduling performance. The example of the model and the simulation results show that the proposed model and scheduling method are effective.

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Section: Cost Oriented Iterative Scheduling Methodsmentioning

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A practical scheduling method based on workflow management technology

Lin

Fan

Loiacono

2004

Int J Adv Manuf Technol

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“…• EDD, Earliest Due Date (Panwalkar and Iskander, 1977). Select the job with the earliest due-date, that is, select the minimum ib Z , where:…”

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A multi-objective comparison of dispatching rules in a drum–buffer–rope production control system

González‐R

Framiñán

Ruiz‐Usano

2010

International Journal of Computer Integrated Manufacturing

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“…The model assumes an operation earliest due date (see [15]). Stochastic distributions for interarrival time of customer orders and customer required lead times are assumed.…”

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Customer Driven Capacity Setting

Hübl

Altendorfer

Jodlbauer

et al. 2010

IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology

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Abstract. The purpose of this article is to develop a method for short and medium term capacity setting decisions for providing a market oriented level of available capacity for the investigated machine groups. An MTO (make to order) production system is considered. The basic concept is that the cumulative available capacity of the machine group has to be greater than or equal to the cumulative needed capacity influenced by the customer orders. The cumulative needed capacity is corrected with an operation characteristic which defines the slack of the production system, in order to include enough capacity for short term orders.

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A Survey of Scheduling Rules

Abstract: In the past two decades researchers in the field of sequencing and scheduling have analyzed several priority dispatching rules through simulation techniques. This paper presents a summary of over 100 such rules, a list of many references that analyze them, and a classification scheme.

Cited by 1,073 publications

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A practical scheduling method based on workflow management technology

A practical scheduling method based on workflow management technology

A multi-objective comparison of dispatching rules in a drum–buffer–rope production control system

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