Computer-aided planning

Fusillo, R. H., and Powers, G. J., Computer aided planning of purge operations. AIChE J. 34, 558 (1988b). 

The hierarchical approach was developed in the early days of computer-aided planning and can be visualized by a pyramid (Fig. 12.1). It was the right solution to the challenges of the restricted capability of computer systems at that time that required a decomposition of problems to reduce their size. 

Since light dosimetry is critical for PDT response, underdosing might often be the cause of therapeutic failures computer aided planning with 3D reconstruction of the tumor and an exact planning of dosimetry which can be archived by stereotactic interstitial fibres or by neuronavigation systems should be considered mandatory for treating brain lesions [38]. 

BuAer Bureau of Aeronautics CAP computer-aided planning... 

In order for us to effectively develop and use these new tools, we must make the transition from an empirical, retrospective use of modeling to a planned design approach. The question to be addressed should not be Why didn t this experiment work Rather, we need a prospective outlook Can this work These new theoretical tools should be bringing new information to the chemist to be used in conjunction with experimental data already available. The success of computer aided design of chemicals will arrive when a chemist can sit at the terminal as the first step in the development process. 

In order to understand the conceptual framework of EROS, it is desirable to consider first the approach to computer-aided synthesis planning which is based on a library of known reactions. 

Towards the Convergence of Theory and Practice A Technology Guide for Schedul-ing/Planning Methodology. Proceedings of 3rd Conference on Foundations of Computer-Aided Process Operations (FOCAPO), CACHE, New York,... 

Pekny, J.F. and Reklaitis, G.V. (1998) Towards the convergence of theory and practice A technology guide for schedul-ing/planning methodology. Proceedings of the third international conference on foundations of computer-aided process operations, pp. 91-111. 

Shah, N. (1998) Single- and Multi-Site Planning and Scheduling Current Status and Future Challenges. Proceedings of the 3rd Conference Foundations of Computer-Aided Process Operations, CACHE, Michigan, pp. 75-90. 

CAMEO Computer Aided Management of Emergency Operations A computer data base for storage and retrieval of pre-planning data for on scene use at hazardous materials incidents,... 

Backx, T. O. Bosgra and W. Marguardt. Integration of Model Predictive Control and Optimization of Processes. ADCHEM Proceedings, pp. 249-259, Pisa, Italy (2000). Baker, T. E. An Integrated Approach to Planning and Scheduling. In Foundations of Computer Aided Process Operations (FOCAPO), D. W. T. Rippin J. C. Hale and J. F. Davis, eds. CACHE Corporation, Austin, TX (1993), pp. 237-252. 

Bunch, P.R., Rowe, R.L., and Zentner, M.G. (1998) Large scale multi-facility planning using mathematical programming methods. AIChE Symposium Series, Proceedings of the Third International Conference of the Foundations of Computer-Aided Process Operations. Snowbird, Utah, USA, July 5-10, American Institute of Chemical Engineering, 94, p. 249. 

Lasschuit, W. and Thijssen, N. (2003) Supporting supply chain planning and scheduling decisions in the oil chemical industry, in Proceedings of Fourth International Conference on Foundations of Computer-Aided Process Operations (eds I.E. Grossmann and C.M. McDonald), Coral Springs, CAChE, p. 37. 

Pantelides, C.C. (1994) Unified frameworks for optimal process planning and scheduling, in Proceeding of the Second Conference on Foundations of Computer-Aided Operations, CAChE Publications, p. 253. 

Johnson AP. Computer aids to synthesis planning. Chem Brit 1985 21 59, 62-64, 66-67. 

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