Factory Model and Test Data Descriptions: OPIS Experiments
Abstract
The goal of this report is to define a factory model and a set of experiments that can be used to compare alternative scheduling methods. The model was originally created to provide a comparative analysis of the OPIS and ISIS constraint directed scheduling systems and the COVERT dispatch rule. The model is a simplification of the model used originally to test ISIS. This report defines a Job Shop in terms of: (1) Parts, including physical characteristics; (2) Process plans composed of operations, precedence relations, and resource requirements; (3) Resource descriptions, including labor machine ratios; and (4) Constraints covering due dates, work in process, machine restrictions, etc. Twenty-two experiments are defined each containing orders composed of release dates, due dates, parts, quantity, and priority. Orders were statistically generated based on the parameters described in the latter sections.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Mar 01, 1990
- Accession Number
- ADA222587
Entities
People
- Mark S. Fox
- Peng S. Ow
- Whay-yu Chiang
Organizations
- Carnegie Mellon University