International Joint Conference 2016 (IJC2016)

Posted on 2016/01/20 by OmniaScience

International Joint Conference 2016 (IJC2016) “Building bridges between researchers and practitioners” will be held in Tecnun – University of Navarra, Donostia-San Sebastian (Spain) on July 13-15 of 2016.


The Conference is a forum to disseminate, to all branches of academy and industry, information on the most recent and relevant research, theories and practices in Industrial Engineering and Operations Management.

 

The mission of the Conference is to promote links between researchers and practitioners from different areas of industrial engineering and management, in order to enhance an interdisciplinary perspective of the field. It will be a conference of very high standards, built on the experience of previous editions of CIO, ICIEOM and IIE conferences.

 

We are confident that the International Joint Conference 2016 (IJC2016) will be a unique opportunity for networking, with a high quality scientific program and an exciting social program.

 

Journal of Industrial Engineering and Management will publish a special issue of the best papers of the conference selected by the IJC2016 editors.

 

 

Call for papers

Full papers (maximum of eight pages) and extended abstracts (maximum of two pages) are the submission alternatives in 2016. Extended abstracts will only be published in the abstract book and will be included in the poster sessions. Full papers could be presented in oral sessions or poster sessions and depending on their quality, will also be published in the conference proceedings, selected journals (i.e. Journal of Industrial Engineering and Management) or as book chapters.

 

Full paper or extended abstract submission: February 15th 2016

Notification of results to authors: April 15th 2016

Final versions of full papers: May 15th 2016

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Harvard Deusto Business Research has published Vol 4 No 2 (2015)

Posted on 2016/01/13 by OmniaScience

Last December Harvard Deusto Business Research published its 2nd issue of 2015. Closing 2015 HDBR has published continually during four years.

In this issue of Harvard Deusto Business Research gathers research and studies on the effects of the crisis and proposals for recovery in the Spanish tourism sector, the impact of the crisis in the sector of Eurobonds, the penetration of direct sales in the Spanish market and the distance traveled the consumer to buy a car and optimization opportunities through the use of geomarketing and GIS in the organizational field.

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Sistemas dinámicos en tiempo continuo: Modelado y simulación

Posted on 2016/01/12 by OmniaScience

Sistemas dinámicos en tiempo continuo: Modelado y simulación

 

Editor: Manuel Benjamin Ortiz Moctezuma

Language: Spanish

Binding: Perfect-bound Paperback

Pages: 200 pages

Dimensions (cm): 18.9 wide x 24.6 tall

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summary

Dynamical systems that are commonly found as components of industrial systems have a behavior that needs to be represented through models to obtain information about its operation. The modeling requires the understanding of the physical principles governing each kind of system, together with criteria to select the most relevant features in each application, without forgetting the idealized nature of such representation. Computer simulation provides quantitative information according to particular operating conditions.

 

In this work conventional modeling techniques for mechanical, electrical and electromechanical systems are described with emphasis on the use and interpretation of transfer functions and linear models in the state space, highlighting the circumstances in which each approach is appropriate. Qualitative characteristics of the transient response are also explained, with special attention to the consequences of pole’s location. Finally, a way to carry out simulations using easily accessible open source software enabling graphic simulation is described. The text is useful as an aid in undergraduate courses of automatic control, dynamic systems and mechanical vibrations.

 

The author hopes that as a result of reading the text and performing selected exercises, any reader interested in the subject develops a concern that takes him/her to improve his/her knowledge and skills in this crucial and competitive area, which is in constant evolution.

 

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