SNE SIMULATION NOTES EUROPE

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Editorial Dear Readers - This SNE special issue ‘Simulation in Production and Logistics - Impact of Energetic Factors’, the second SNE issue of 2017, SNE 27(2), was suggested and compiled by ASIM, the simulation society in Germany, Switzerland, and Austria. The issue underlines the strategy of SNE to publish contributions on recent trends and developments in modelling and simulation in context with the full simulation process, and reflects the status of SNE as membership journal of EUROSIM, the Federation of European Simulation Societies, and the activities of the member societies Sigrid Wenzel, head of ASIM’s technical section ‘Simulation in Production and Logistics’ and her guest editorial board from the working group ‘Consideration of Energetic Factors in Simulation in Production and Logistics’ could motivate twenty-five experts to discuss a brand-new topic in seven contributions. Along with this issue, we are happy to announce the relaunch of the new SNE website – www.sne-journal.org - with new design and new functionalities, as improved access for members of EUROSIM societies (see also new EUROSIM website – www.eurosim.info). I would like to thank all authors for their contributions, and special thanks to the guest editorial board with S. Wenzel and her coeditors H. Pitsch, C. Pöge, M. Selmair, J. Stoldt, and T. Uhlig for this special issue, and thanks to the SNE Editorial Office for layout, typesetting, and for web programming for electronic SNE publication and for the new SNE web server. Felix Breitenecker, SNE Editor-in-Chief, eic@sne-journal.org; felix.breitenecker@tuwien.ac.at
Editorial Dear Readers - This SNE special issue ‘Simulation in Production and Logistics - Impact of Energetic Factors’, the second SNE issue of 2017, SNE 27(2), was suggested and compiled by ASIM, the simulation society in Germany, Switzerland, and Austria. The issue underlines the strategy of SNE to publish contributions on recent trends and developments in modelling and simulation in context with the full simulation process, and reflects the status of SNE as membership journal of EUROSIM, the Federation of European Simulation Societies, and the activities of the member societies Sigrid Wenzel, head of ASIM’s technical section ‘Simulation in Production and Logistics’ and her guest editorial board from the working group ‘Consideration of Energetic Factors in Simulation in Production and Logistics’ could motivate twenty-five experts to discuss a brand-new topic in seven contributions. Along with this issue, we are happy to announce the relaunch of the new SNE website – www.sne-journal.org - with new design and new functionalities, as improved access for members of EUROSIM societies (see also new EUROSIM website – www.eurosim.info). I would like to thank all authors for their contributions, and special thanks to the guest editorial board with S. Wenzel and her coeditors H. Pitsch, C. Pöge, M. Selmair, J. Stoldt, and T. Uhlig for this special issue, and thanks to the SNE Editorial Office for layout, typesetting, and for web programming for electronic SNE publication and for the new SNE web server. Felix Breitenecker, SNE Editor-in-Chief, eic@sne-journal.org; felix.breitenecker@tuwien.ac.at

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