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The Aerospace & Defense Forum Arizona Chapter May 12, 2015 ASU RESEARCH ENTERPRISE Introductory Briefing Security | Innovation | Service We conceive | We develop | We implement | We deliver ASURE ASURE an applied-research
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TS/SCI capable
3,000 faculty
Engineering Business Arts & Sciences Law BioDesign Sustainability
ASURE applied
defense & security professionals
Project
Whole Solution
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– National Science Foundation
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Core Competencies
Supply Chain Management & Integrity Systems Architecture & Engineering Network Modeling & Analysis Systems Process Engineering Advanced & Behavioral Analytics Sustainability Solutions
Past/Current Performance
US ARMY Network Enterprise Technology Command (NETCOM)
Advanced Capability Engineering Directorate (ACED) that details capabilities, gaps, provides recommendations and evaluates the current NETCOM network management tools.
US ARMY Electronic Proving Ground (EPG)
into EPG’s open-architecture network and system analysis tools.
computing architecture.
Navy Post Graduate School (NPS)
finish” Signals of Interest exploitation system. Transition partner identified as PMW760.
Near Term Opportunities
Dense Urban Terrain Develop MegaCity operational model ~ 2025 to
2040
Verify and Validate the Model US ARMY Network Enterprise Technology
Command (NETCOM) Usability Study
PEO IEWS/PD Aerostat Supply Chain Study
What we do…
Conduct classified and unclassified applied research projects from proof-of-concept through operational
and expertise
Personnel Clearance: TS/SCI Facilities Clearance: TS We conceive | We develop | We implement | We deliver ASURE
Competencies Integrity & Security Complex Adaptive Systems Sustainability Supply Networks Reverse Supply Chain – Recovery Solutions
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Decision Center
Center for Supply Networks Health Sector Supply Chain Research Consortium Center for Excellence in Logistics & Distribution
Centers of Excellence
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Partnership for Research in Spatial Modeling
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Systems Engineering Cleared Personnel Integration and Test
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Hydrogen-Based Membrane Biofilm
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Contact Information:
Fran Zenzen, Chief Operating Officer 480.941.3601 fran.zenzen@asu.edu Jim Russell, Director Programs 480-941-360 Jim.russell@asu.edu Stuart Ballard, Director Supply Chain 480-941-3606 Stuart.ballard@asu.edu
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ASU Enrollment has increased significantly: ASU now has 82,000+ students Fulton Engineering and Carey Business have highly ranked programs Fulton Info 17,000 students CIDSE (3,200 undergrads; 1,200 grads; 83 faculty) IE ranked 20th ; CS ranked 22nd/28th Contact: Ron Askin (ron.askin@asu.edu) Carey Info 11,000+ students 29th Ranked Graduate Program; SCM ranked 3rd Contact: John Fowler (john.fowler@asu.edu)
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Methodologies/Tools
Optimization Stochastic Models (Queueing, MDPs) Simulation Systems Modeling Real-time Control Data Analytics Empirical Studies Sensor Network Design
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PI: Guoliang Xue Funding: ARO W911NF-09-1-0467 The Objective
study efficient algorithms for multi- constrained multi-path
routing can be used to increase the survivability of routing, and has great impact to the national security.
A B H G F E D C 2 50 30 92 64 51 28 40 53 24 87 65 96 30 7
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Objective: Develop Realistic and Feasible Production Schedule over a Multiperiod Horizon Challenges & Contributions: Computational Complexity of Setups, Substitutions, Parallel Processes with Differences Methods: Math. Programming, Heuristics and Simulation PIs: John Fowler, Ron Askin Sponsor: Intel
Back End Operation
Receive
Ship
Assembly Test
Project Overview
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Objective: Determination of capacity of the corridor and identification of bottlenecks to provide preliminary recommendations for future investments in the multimodal corridor Guaymas-Arizona Challenges: Data collection, consolidation of different types of analyses for the each segments of the corridor which span two countries. Methods: Simulation, traffic and railroad capacity models. PIs: J. Rene Villalobos and Arnold Maltz Sponsor: Arizona Department of Transportation
Project Overview
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Inventory Routing Problem (IRP)
The need for the integration and coordination of various components in a supply chain has been recognized.
A survey found that companies with mature supply chain planning are 38%more profitable than
Inventory management and transportation are two of the key logistical driver of supply chain management.
Inventory Routing with Variable Routes and Integrated DC Locations
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Project Objective:
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Conceptual Concept of Operations:
Technology and Impact:
and intelligent data analysis
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selection methods, novel use of artificial contrasts to monitor data streams
It is anticipated that this technology can significantly reduce the false alarms and make agents more efficient and effective
Sponsor: Self-Learning of Decision Rules for Process Control, NSF People: Huan Liu, George Runger Partners: Eugene Tuv, Intel
Conceptual Diagram Sensors Sensor Fusion Intelligent Monitoring Alert – reduced false alarms
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Dynamic Data- Driven Hierarchical Production Control
Real-world Math Programs Heuristics Decision Rules
Figure 2: Direct and offline data application and integration
AMHS model Operational model Partners in supply network
Project Overview
Control Systems to Integrate Real- Time Sensor Data
Control System Design and Coordination
Simulation
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Name Title/ Affiliation Expertise/Research Focus Engineering Askin, Ron Director & Professor, School of Computing, Informatics, & Decision Systems Production Logistics; Manufacturing Systems Analysis; Applied Operations Research & Statistics Gel, Esma Associate Professor, School of Computing, Informatics, & Decision Systems Applied probability techniques for modeling, design and control of production systems and supply chains Kashigawi, Dean Professor, School of Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment Testing of performance-based systems, procurement risk minimization, supply chain analysis Mirchandani, Pitu Professor, School of Computing, Informatics, & Decision Systems Optimization, decision-making under uncertainty, real-time control and logistics, application interests in urban service systems, transportation Rivera, Daniel Professor, School for the Engineering of Matter, Transport, & Energy Control systems engineering as applied to process systems, supply chain management, and behavioral health Shunk, Dan Professor, School of Computing, Informatics, & Decision Systems Agile enterprise and CIM systems, planning systems, strategic role of technology Villalobos, Rene Associate Professor, School of Computing, Informatics, & Decision Systems Logistics, automated quality systems, food supply chain Waissi, Gary Professor, College of Technology and Innovation Systems analysis and modeling, statistical modeling,
Wu, Teresa Associate Professor, School of Computing, Informatics, & Decision Systems Information systems, supply chain management, multi- agent systems, data mining, Petri nets, Kalman filtering
We conceive | We develop | We implement | We deliver ASURE 25 Name Title/ Affiliation Expertise/Research Focus W.P. Carey Carter, Craig Professor, Supply Chain Management Sustainable supply chain management Carter, Joseph Avnet Professor, Supply Chain Management Insourcing/Outsourcing decisions, buyer and supplier communication processes and information exchange systems, international sourcing and supply chain management strategy Choi, Thomas Professor, Supply Chain Management Supply chain design and network structures, supply base management, supplier-supplier relationships, triads in supply networks, total quality management and continuous improvement involving suppliers Dooley, Kevin Professor, Supply Chain Management Supply chain management, quality management, management
Fowler, John Chair and Professor, Supply Chain Management Deterministic scheduling, discrete event simulation methodology, modeling and analysis of semiconductor manufacturing systems, manufacturing applications of
Gopalakrishnan, Mohan Associate Professor, Supply Chain Management Global supply chain risk management Kull, Thomas Associate Professor, Supply Chain Management behavioral issues in operations and supply management; supply chain risk issues Maltz, Arnold Associate Professor, Supply Chain Management Global supply chains, forecasting, logistics, quality & productivity
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IE ranked in top 20 http://cidse.engineering.asu.edu/forstudent/prospective- students/industrial-engineering/ 300+ BSE students; 200 MS; 60 PhD Key Logistics Faculty Ron Askin Esma Gel Pitu Mirchandani Rene Villalobos George Runger Teresa Wu Jing Li Supporting cast (Guoliang Xue, Rong Pan, Soroush Saghafian, …)
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SCM Department ranked #3 Undergraduate and Graduate https://wpcarey.asu.edu/supply-chain-management-degrees New BA and MS in Global Logistics 900+ Undergraduates Key Logistics Faculty Kevin Dooley Mahyar Eftekhar John Fowler Mohan Gopalakrishnan Arnold Maltz Srimathy Mohan Elliott Rabinovich Dale Rogers Yimin Wang Scott Webster
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What We Do Application of university research to defense and security industry needs. Connect you with the resources of America’s fastest growing research university. Real-world solutions to meet near and longer-term security and defense needs. Why We Do It Our mission is to help keep the Nation safe by designing next generation defense and security systems and tools. We provide comprehensive research tailored to customer CONOPS and problem set.
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Research Integration / Testing / Application / Classified
3,000 faculty
Engineering Design Business Distribution / Supply chain Arts & Sciences Law BioDesign Water testing / Purification Sustainability Power supply / Reuse ASURE Professionals
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Whole Solution
Point of Need Potable Water
Example Solutions:
water generator