ABOUT EPPM2019

We are pleased to announce that the 10th International Conference on Engineering, Project, and Production Management (EPPM2019) will be held in Berlin, Germany on September 2-4, 2019.

The conference comprises of three events, i.e. EPPM-Industry, EPPM-Conference, and EPPM-Academy. This is the forum for researchers, engineers, managers, students, and practitioners to present and discuss current and emerging research issues, problems, questions, findings, and new developments.

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IMPORTANT DATES

15 February 2019

Abstract Submission Deadline

22 February 2019

Abstract Acceptance Notice

14 April 2019

Full Paper Submission Due

15 May 2019

Full Paper Review Decision

30 May 2019

Camera Ready Paper Submission Deadline

30 May 2019

Early Bird Registration Deadline

30 June 2019

Registration Deadline

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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

 

Dr. Masahiro Nakamura

President and CEO of Lexer, Japan

Topic: The role of simulation in industry 4.0 transition

Prof. Dr. Timo Hartmann

UT Berlin, Germany


To tackle the social and natural challenges around our built and natural environment we need to significantly change how we design and engineer projects. Considering pressing needs to adapt to demographic changes, population growth, and global warming, engineers will need to design much faster to a much higher quality. Digital methods and technologies can help, but to leverage their full potential two mind shifts are required: we need to change how we work with data and we need to restructure our design/engineering processes from providing solutions to exploring the generic structure of the design problem at hand. During the talk, I will discuss the required mind-shifts using examples from our ongoing research work. The presentation will close with my suggestion for a university curriculum for educating the built and natural environment engineers of the future that we implemented at the TU Berlin.

Prof. Dr. Abdul Samad (Sami) Kazi

Senior Principal Scientist, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd

Topic: Smart Cities & Intelligent Buildings - From today’s Challenges to tomorrow’s Opportunities

PROGRAM

September 2, 2019 September 3, 2019 September 4, 2019
09:00-17:00    Presentations 09:00-17:00    Presentations
19:00-21:00    Reception Party 19:00-22:00    Gala dinner 17:00-18:00    Business Meeting
Detailed ProgramBook of Abstract

ORGANIZERS

  • David Chua

    David Chua

    National University of Singapore, Singapore

  • Kriengsak Panuwatwanich

    Kriengsak Panuwatwanich

    Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology, Thammasat University, Thailand

  • Chien-Ho Ko

    Chien-Ho Ko

    Clemson University, USA

EPPM-ACADEMY WORKSHOP

 Chair : Dr. Chawalit Jeenanunta

 School of Management Technology (MT)

 Head of Logistics and Supply Chain Systems Engineering Research Unit and

 Centre for Demonstration and Technology Transfer of Industry 4.0 (LogEn i4.0)

 Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology (SIIT)

 Thammasat University, Thailand

 Email: chawalit@siit.tu.ac.th

 

Topic: Application of Simulation to Teach Lean Automation Concept

 

Requirement:

1. Laptop with Internet Explorer version 7 – 11 and Install Microsoft Silverlight

2. Internet access

 

Registration:

https://goo.gl/forms/w36S51wOSBQqdcus2

For those who are interested in joining the workshop are requested to register in order to send participants user name and password to access GD.findi.

 

Introduction:

The objective of this workshop is to introduce the concept of designing lean Automation using the production simulation on Cloud, GD.findi, by Lexer Research Inc. We will build simple automation model and work on the simulation result to interactively navigate detailed simulation record data using production cockpit and output visualizer, Material Flow Chart. Participants will learn how to design the initial work in process and machine cycle time that could improve the efficiency of the production line. Moreover, participants could get hand on with the teaching material that they could also adopt for teaching an introduction simulation class for a semester long. At the end of the workshop, the advance concept on optimization and scheduling on cloud utilizing the API to interface with GD.findi Massively Parallel Simulation Computing (PVDO) will also introduced. 

Contact

Name: David Chua, National University of Singapore

E-mail: ceedavid@nus.edu.sg