中文--Call For Papers-ISMSCS-第一届复杂管理系统建模与仿真国(2)

ew compared with that in most developed countries. However, it received significant concerns since it was introduced and keeps almost the same pace in many aspects. In the simulation modeling areas, some research results of the theories and methods for complex system modeling and simulation are even slightly higher than the international level. In simulation system development, the research on simulation system theory is generally consistent with the current frontier, however the software engineering philosophy, methods and techniques in systems development still haven’t got sufficient attention and affected the progress of the simulation industry. This paper provided a comprehensive overview on simulation in China from different aspects, including main achievements, hot research areas, education institutions, disciplines and degree systems, academic organizations, etc., with the purpose or intention of giving a general picture of the state-of-the-art of simulation in China today. Some potential fields for future investigations are also proposed. (6)MING ZHOU(CHINA) Professor, Shenzhen University; Former director, Center for Systems Modeling & Simulation at Indiana State University Title: GREEN PRODUCTION STRATEGIES: A SIMULATION BASED ANALYSIS Green production has become a requirement for low-carbon economy and sustainable development of modern production/service systems. The objectives and new conditions (or constraints, such as Cape-&-Trade) have caused a number of issues that significantly affect enterprises’ decisions and systems’ performance. This talk presents an analysis on these issues through different simulation paradigms, including discrete-event, system dynamics, and multi-agent models. It shows how simulation models, alone or integrated with other computational mechanisms, can achieve critical tasks such as characterization, evaluation and optimization of complex sustainable systems.