Naval Research Logistics Quarterly · 1980 · 70 citations · 4 references
ManagementIndustrial EngineeringSystems EngineeringAutomationProduction PlanningSchedulingProduction SchedulingSchedulability AnalysisScheduling TheoryTask ModelsTask SchedulingScheduling Constraints
Abstract Consider a set of task pairs coupled in time: a first (initial) and second (completion) tasks of known durations with a specified time between them. If the operator or machine performing these tasks is able to process only one at a time, scheduling is necessary to insure that no overlap occurs. This problem has a particular application to production scheduling, transportation, and radar operations (send‐receive pulses are ideal examples of time‐linked tasks requiring scheduling). This article discusses several candidate techniques for schedule determination, and these are evaluated in a specific radar scheduling application.
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