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Generally speaking, scheduling is the procedure of mapping a set of tasks or jobs (studied objects) to a set of target resources efficiently. More specifically, as a part of a larger planning and scheduling process, production scheduling is essential for the proper functioning of a manufacturing enterprise. This book presents ten chapters divided into five sections. Section 1 discusses rescheduling strategies, policies, and methods for production scheduling. Section 2 presents two chapters about flow shop scheduling. Section 3 describes heuristic and metaheuristic methods for treating the scheduling problem in an efficient manner. In addition, two test cases are presented in Section 4. The first uses simulation, while the second shows a real implementation of a production scheduling system. Finally, Section 5 presents some modeling strategies for building production scheduling systems. This book will be of interest to those working in the decision-making branches of production, in various operational research areas, as well as computational methods design. People from a diverse background ranging from academia and research to those working in industry, can take advantage of this volume.
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The Internet-of-Things is becoming an established technology, with devices being deployed in homes, workplaces, and public areas at an increasingly rapid rate. IoT devices are the core technology of smart-homes, smart-cities, intelligent transport systems, and promise to optimise travel, reduce energy usage and improve quality of life. With the IoT prevalence, the problem of how to manage the vast volumes of data, wide variety and type of data generated, and erratic generation patterns is becoming increasingly clear and challenging. This Special Issue focuses on solving this problem through the use of edge computing. Edge computing offers a solution to managing IoT data through the processing of IoT data close to the location where the data is being generated. Edge computing allows computation to be performed locally, thus reducing the volume of data that needs to be transmitted to remote data centres and Cloud storage. It also allows decisions to be made locally without having to wait for Cloud servers to respond.
hierarchical edge computing --- WSN --- rapid response strategy --- edge node --- fog access points --- cache memory --- convolutional neural network --- proactive caching --- fog computing --- Internet of Things --- service placement --- fog service orchestration --- spectral classification --- portable optical fiber spectrometers --- dew computing --- edge computing --- smartphone --- job scheduling --- scheduling heuristics --- mobile edge computing --- mobile edge server placement --- multiagent RL --- edge security --- offloading computation --- distributed collaboration --- data processing --- dynamic offloading --- IoT --- gateways --- Internet of Things (IoT) --- failure recovery --- FP-Growth algorithm --- association rules --- frequency pattern analysis --- computational offloading --- orchestration --- functional programming --- n/a
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