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Determining dominant wind directions

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A method for determining how good the chosen wind velocity represents the wind data and a process for choosing a representative set of wind directions to enhance the modeling of wind data are shown. A mathematical program is developed to choose those directions which will minimize approximation error. The problem is a non-convex program and may have local minimum points. Comparison between the dominant wind direction method and the traditional method indicates that a smooth probability distribution results from applying the former.

Models, Winds

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Incorporating inventory and routing costs in strategic location models

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Methods to reduce location and inventory costs of distribution centers, using nonlinear integer programming model, are presented.

United States, Distribution Channels, Analysis, Economic aspects, Inventories, Retail/reseller channel, Inventory accounting, Direct market channel

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Lot streaming for quality control in two-stage batch production

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A study examines the use of nonlinear programming for quality control in batch manufacturing process.

Canada, Quality Control Management, Evaluation, Quality control, Batch processing

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