Graphical interpretation of output illustrated by a SIMAN manufacturing system simulation

Authors:
Lisa A. Pegden;Trevor I. Miles;Gustavo A. Diaz
Affiliations:
systems Modeling Corp., 226 Highland Avenue, State College, PA;systems Modeling Corp., 226 Highland Avenue, State College, PA;systems Modeling Corp., 226 Highland Avenue, State College, PA
Venue:
WSC '85 Proceedings of the 17th conference on Winter simulation
Year:
1985

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Abstract

This paper discusses the role of graphical analysis of simulation data. Both static graphics and dynamic graphics contribute to the understanding of the simulation model. The advantages and disadvantages of these two major classes of output graphics are described. A SIMAN model of a manufacturing system is used to illustrate the different types of graphical output, three commercially available packages for graphically analyzing the system are discussed.