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WSC '06: Proceedings of the 38th conference on Winter simulation
2006 Proceeding
Publisher:
  • Winter Simulation Conference
Conference:
WSC06: Winter Simulation Conference 2006 Monterey California December 3 - 6, 2006
ISBN:
978-1-4244-0501-5
Published:
03 December 2006
Sponsors:
IIE, ASA, IEICE ESS, IEEE-CS\DATC, SIGSIM, NIST, (SCS), INFORMS-CS

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Abstract

The Winter Simulation Conference (WSC) is recognized as the premiere international conference for simulation professionals in discrete and combined discrete-continuous simulation; WSC is always located in stimulating locations, in 2006 we are delighted to hold the conference for the first time in Monterey, CA.The conference theme this year is New Horizons, emphasizing exciting new directions in simulation that our program reflects. For the first time WSC'06 offers an intensive pre-conference workshop on simulation, Simulation 101, where participants learn about discrete-event simulation in a day-long setting that includes lecture and hands-on laboratory exercises. Forward looking, WSC'06 includes timely offerings in Computational Systems Biology, in Homeland Security, and case studies from industry. WSC'06 continues its long history of providing high quality introductory and advanced tutorials taught by leaders in the field, and 11 tracks and 12 mini-tracks allowing one to concentrate in one industry, or sample the most current work from the full range of simulation specialties.For almost forty years the Winter Simulation Conference (WSC) has brought together academics, practitioners, and vendors interested in discrete and combined discrete-continuous simulation. WSC enjoys the reputation of being the largest conference in these areas, with the highest quality program. It is a conference organized primarily by volunteers. WSC is governed by a Board of Directors, who represent the sponsoring organizations.

SESSION: Health care: health policy analysis
Article
Modeling tuberculosis in areas of high HIV prevalence
Pages 459–465

We describe a discrete event simulation model of tuberculosis (TB) and HIV disease, parameterized to describe the dual epidemics in Harare, Zimbabwe. TB and HIV are the leading causes of death from infectious disease among adults worldwide and the ...

Article
Incorporating human behavior in healthcare simulation models
Pages 466–472

For many years, simulation has been used to evaluate the outcomes from medical interventions designed to improve patients' health. However in practice these outcomes can be greatly affected by patient behavior. For example, patients may not complete a ...

Article
Use of simulation to determine resource requirements for end-stage renal failure
Pages 473–477

All Western countries are taking increasing numbers of patients onto their renal programs. Physicians now accept older and sicker patients than they would have done in the past. A discrete event simulation describes patient arrivals and the transfer ...

Contributors
  • Bucknell University
  • Bates College
  • Saab Sensis Corporation
  • University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
  • Georgia Institute of Technology
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Acceptance Rates

WSC '06 Paper Acceptance Rate 177 of 252 submissions, 70%;
Overall Acceptance Rate 3,413 of 5,075 submissions, 67%
YearSubmittedAcceptedRate
WSC '1826018370%
WSC '1529620268%
WSC '1432020564%
WSC '1238418949%
WSC '1127020375%
WSC '1028118465%
WSC '0925613754%
WSC '0830424982%
WSC '0724415262%
WSC '0625217770%
WSC '0531620966%
WSC '0417114484%
WSC '0318912868%
WSC '0218516690%
WSC '0115511172%
WSC '9920613967%
WSC '9821616476%
WSC '9719112163%
WSC '9618712868%
WSC '9518312267%
WSC '9420910048%
Overall5,0753,41367%