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Reza Gilang Pramono 112100025
Anisah Nurjulianti 112100165
M Febreyhan Akbar 112100183
Lingga Aditya 112104244

 Introduction
 Converting a Conceptual Model to a Simulation
Model
 Structural Elements
 Operational Elements
 Miscellaneous Modelling Issues
Mind Map

 Modelling is more than knowing how to use a
simulation software tool.
 Modelling is considered an art or craft as much as a
science
Introduction

 The Conceptual Model is the result of the data-
gathering effort and is a formulation in one’s mind of
how a particular sistem operates
 Building a simulation model requires that this
conceptual be converted to a simulation model
Converting a Conceptual Model to a
Simulation Model

 Modelling Paradigms
A Modelling Paradigm determines the particular
“World View” that one should have when modelling a
system
 Model Definition
A Model is a simplified representation of reality with
emphasis on the word simplified
Converting a Conceptual Model to a
Simulation Model

Model objects represents the structural elements in a
system such as machines, people, work areas. Simple
object classification in ProModel:
 Entities
 Locations
 Resource
 Paths
Structural Elements

Define the behaviour of the different physical elements in
the system and how they interact
 Routings
 Entity Operations
 Entity Arrivals
 Entity and Resources Movement
 Accessing Locations and Resources
 Resource Scheduling
 Downtime and Repairs
Operational Elements

 Modelling Rare Occurrences
 Large-Scale Modelling
 Cost Modelling
Miscellaneous Modelling Issues

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Model building

  • 1. Reza Gilang Pramono 112100025 Anisah Nurjulianti 112100165 M Febreyhan Akbar 112100183 Lingga Aditya 112104244
  • 2.   Introduction  Converting a Conceptual Model to a Simulation Model  Structural Elements  Operational Elements  Miscellaneous Modelling Issues Mind Map
  • 3.   Modelling is more than knowing how to use a simulation software tool.  Modelling is considered an art or craft as much as a science Introduction
  • 4.   The Conceptual Model is the result of the data- gathering effort and is a formulation in one’s mind of how a particular sistem operates  Building a simulation model requires that this conceptual be converted to a simulation model Converting a Conceptual Model to a Simulation Model
  • 5.   Modelling Paradigms A Modelling Paradigm determines the particular “World View” that one should have when modelling a system  Model Definition A Model is a simplified representation of reality with emphasis on the word simplified Converting a Conceptual Model to a Simulation Model
  • 6.  Model objects represents the structural elements in a system such as machines, people, work areas. Simple object classification in ProModel:  Entities  Locations  Resource  Paths Structural Elements
  • 7.  Define the behaviour of the different physical elements in the system and how they interact  Routings  Entity Operations  Entity Arrivals  Entity and Resources Movement  Accessing Locations and Resources  Resource Scheduling  Downtime and Repairs Operational Elements
  • 8.   Modelling Rare Occurrences  Large-Scale Modelling  Cost Modelling Miscellaneous Modelling Issues