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ORCID22nd ACM National Conference 1967: USA
- Solomon Rosenthal:
Proceedings of the 22nd national conference, ACM 1967, Washington, D.C., USA, 1967. ACM 1967, ISBN 978-1-4503-7494-1 - Karen D. Brender, Charles P. Llewellyn:
Development and utilization of a space station mission simulation model. 1-11 - J. R. Mitchell, J. W. Moore, Heinz H. Trauboth:
Digital Simulation of an Aerospace Vehicle. 13-18 - T. E. Williamson:
An integrated analytical system for global range planning. 19-33 - Laurence I. Press, Miles S. Rogers:
IDEA - a conversational, heuristic program for Inductive Data Exploration and Analysis. 35-40 - Robert E. Bleier:
Treating hierarchical data structures in the SDC Time-Shared Data Management System (TDMS). 41-49 - Roger K. Summit:
DIALOG: An operational on-line reference retrieval system. 51-56 - Allan L. Lucke:
Programmed word length computer. 57-65 - Derrick Morris, Frank H. Sumner, Michael T. Wyld:
An appraisal of the Atlas supervisor. 67-75 - George J. Evans Jr.:
Experience gained from the American Airlines SABRE system control program. 77-83 - Gerald Estrin, Leonard Kleinrock:
Measures, models and measurements for time-shared computer utilities. 85-96 - John Staudhammer, C. A. Combs, Gordon Wilkinson:
Analysis of computer peripheral interference. 97-101 - Franklin D. Schulman:
Hardware measurement device for IBM system/360 time sharing evaluation. 103-109 - Kenneth M. Brown, Samuel D. Conte:
The solution of simultaneous nonlinear equations. 111-114 - John C. Mason:
A Chebyshev method for the numerical solution of the one-dimensional heat equation. 115-124 - James N. Lyness:
Numerical algorithms based on the theory of complex variable. 125-133 - Peter Wegner:
Machine organization for multiprogramming. 135-150 - Adrian Ruyle, John W. Brackett, Roy Kaplow:
The status of systems for on-line mathematical assistance. 151-167 - Thomas C. O'Sullivan:
Exploiting the time-sharing environment. 169-175 - Michael D. Callahan, Gloria Lauer Grace:
Autodoc: Computer-based assistance for document production. 177-185 - John F. Burger:
UMPIRE: An automatic Kriegsspiel referee for a time-shared computer. 187-193 - Kalman J. Cohen, J. Timothy Heames:
FDIC Bank Management Simulation. 195-202 - Frederick W. Blackwell:
An on-line symbol manipulation system. 203-209 - Alistair D. C. Holden, David L. Johnson:
The use of imbedded patterns and canonical forms in a self-improving problem solver. 211-219 - Kenneth R. Laughery, Theodore E. Anderson, Edwin A. Kidd:
A computer simulation model of driver-vehicle performance at intersections. 221-231 - Dennis Young:
Scheduling a vehicle between an origin and a destination to maximize traveler satisfaction. 233-245 - Ralph E. Schofer, Franklin F. Goodyear:
Electronic computer applications in urban transportation planning. 247-253 - S. M. Breuning, T. N. Harvey:
Implications of integrated transportation engineering design systems for computer software and hardware development. 255-262 - Jules I. Schwartz, Clark Weissman:
The SDC Time-Sharing System revisited. 263-271 - William C. Lynch:
Description of a high capacity fast turnaround university computing center. 273-288 - Anna Lea Weihrer, John R. Whiteman, César A. Cáceres:
The computerized electrocardiogram: A model for medical signal analysis. 289-295 - G. William Moore, William S. Benninghoff, Paul S. Dwyer:
A computer method for the arrangement of phytosociological tables. 297-299 - David E. Y. Sarna:
A computer analysis of chronologies in Genesis. 301-309 - Barry A. Wittman, Peter Zilahy Ingerman:
A threshold selection language. 311-316 - Robert G. Trout:
A compiler - compiler system. 317-322 - Robert V. Zara:
A semantic model for a language processor. 323-339 - John B. Cohen, George O. Gardner, Bernhard W. Romberg:
Design automation in ship detailing. 341-353 - J. C. Gray:
Compound data structure for computer aided design; a survey. 355-365 - Douglas T. Ross:
The AED approach to generalized computer-aided design. 367-385 - Arthur Appel:
The notion of quantitative invisibility and the machine rendering of solids. 387-393 - Eugene M. Thomas:
GRASP - a graphic service program. 395-402 - Barry W. Boehm:
Tabular representation of multivariate functions - with applications to topographic modeling. 403-415 - Fred A. Crowell, S. Carl Traegde:
The role of computers in instructional systems: Past and future. 417-425 - David S. Wile, Robert G. Munck, Andries van Dam:
The Brown University Student Operating System. 427-439 - Arthur B. Kahn:
An appreciation of computer appreciation. 441-455 - Michael J. Flynn, M. Donald McLaren:
Microprogramming revisited. 457-464 - Albert R. Meyer, Dennis M. Ritchie:
The complexity of loop programs. 465-469 - Peter M. Schwinn:
A problem oriented graphic language. 471-477 - Benjamin Mittman:
Development of numerical control programming languages in Europe. 479-482 - George C. Canavos:
A comparative analysis of two concepts in the generation of uniform pseudo-random numbers. 485-501 - Irwin W. Kabak:
Some further methods of discretizing the exponential distribution. 503-510 - Michael E. Tarter, Raymond L. Holcomb, Richard A. Kronman:
After the histogram what? a description of new computer methods for estimating the population density. 511-519 - Hubert F. Ickes:
Data link control procedures: What they are and what they mean to the user. 521-525 - Edward Morenoff, John B. McLean:
An approach to standardizing computer systems. 527-535 - Richard K. Ridgway:
The undesirability of rigid standards for programming languages. 537-540 - Gastone Chingari:
The Numerical Control Information utility: Concepts and considerations. 541-551 - R. D. Jones:
The public planning information system and the computer utility. 553-564 - Ronald F. Denz:
The case against the computer utility. 565-572 - Julian Reitman:
The user of simulation languages - the forgotten man. 573-579 - Norman R. Nielsen:
Computer simulation of computer system performance. 581-590 - Malcolm M. Jones:
On - line simulation. 591-599
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