IoT and analytical practices in traditional industries: A view of the farming and agricultural sector

IoT and analytical practices in traditional industries: A view of the farming and agricultural secto

Editorial: 10th Anniversary post-simulation workshop 2021 special issue

This JOS special issue showcases a selection of specially curated papers from the pool of proceedings papers presented at the biennial UK OR Society 2021 Simulation Workshop (SW21). It marks the 10th anniversary milestone in celebration of the Simulation Workshop, after 20 years of the conference series, with the first one running in 2002. [...]</p

Applying the stress guidelines for reproducibility in modeling & simulation: Application to a disease modeling case study

© 2018 IEEE It is arguably difficult to reproduce the results of published work in Modeling & Simulation (M&S). Authors have certainly raised concerns about this issue and attempts by journals and conferences are being made to improve the situation. As part of a movement to tackle reproducibility in M&S, the Strengthening The Reporting of Empirical Simulation Studies (STRESS) reporting checklists were introduced in 2018. The STRESS guidelines aimed to improve knowledge management in industry and to maximize the chance that all important M&S details are included when writing up simulation research for publication. We extend this work by providing an applied example of using the STRESS-ABS checklist for documenting an Agent Based Simulation model. It is hoped that an applied example will both encourage and guide authors and practitioners to improve their reporting