495 research outputs found
Development of four-dimensional atmospheric models (worldwide)
Development of four dimensional atmospheric models from global data for predicting atmospheric attenuation encountered by earth resources observation sensor
Development of a global cloud model for simulating earth viewing space missions
Global cloud model for computerized simulation of earth-viewing space mission
Study of permeability characteristics of membranes Quarterly report
Permeability characteristics of cation-exchange membranes based on transport measurement
Study of permeability characteristics of membranes Quarterly progress report, 9 Apr. - 9 Aug. 1968
Electrochemical cell constructed to measure membrane transport propertie
Study of permeability characteristics of membranes Quarterly reports, 9 Nov. 1967 - 9 Apr. 1968
Permeability characteristics and transport properties of membranes for salt water conversion, and experiment design
Study of permeability characteristics of membranes Quarterly report, 9 May - 9 Aug. 1969
Demineralizing gear pump system with mixed bed ion exchange columns for salt and volume transport experimen
Study of permeability characteristics of membranes Quarterly report, 9 Feb. - 9 May 1969
Permeability characteristics of membrane
The predictability of wind and virtual temperature profiles for flight and static test operations Final report, Jul. 1, 1965 - Mar. 31, 1966
Predictability of wind and virtual temperature profiles for flight and static test operation
The impact of freight transport capacity limitations on supply chain dynamics
We investigate how capacity limitations in the transportation system affect the dynamic behaviour of supply chains. We are interested in the more recently defined, 'backlash' effect. Using a system dynamics simulation approach, we replicate the well-known Beer Game supply chain for different transport capacity management scenarios. The results indicate that transport capacity limitations negatively impact on inventory and backlog costs, although there is a positive impact on the 'backlash' effect. We show that it is possible for both backlog and inventory to simultaneous occur, a situation which does not arise with the uncapacitated scenario. A vertical collaborative approach to transport provision is able to overcome such a trade-off. © 2013 Taylor & Francis
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