A lot of work has been done addressing issues of fair scheduling in wireline packet networks. Most techniques developed have not effectively address the unique constraints post by a wireless packet network. This report reviews [1], a paper which proposes a model for wireless packet network fair scheduling and provides a protocol that attempts to implement such a model.

We consider the problem of determining realistic and easy-to-schedule lot sizes in a multiproduct, multistage manufacturing environment. We concentrate on a specific type of production, namely, flow shop type production. The model developed consists of two parts, lot sizing problem and scheduling problem. In lot sizing problem, we employ binary integer programming and determine reorder interval...

This paper considers the economic lot and delivery scheduling problem in a two-echelon supply chains, where a single supplier produces multiple components on a flexible flow line (FFL) and delivers them directly to an assembly facility (AF). The objective is to determine a cyclic schedule that minimizes the sum of transportation, setup and inventory holding costs per unit time without shortage....

Cloud Computing refers to a paradigm whereby services are offered via internet using pay as you go model. Services are deployed in data centers and the pool of data centers is collectively referred to as "Cloud". Data centers make use of scheduling techniques to optimally allocate resources to various jobs. Different scenarios require different scheduling algorithms. The selection of ...

Grid computing is a promising technology for future computing platforms. Here, the task of scheduling computing resources proves difficult as resources are geographically distributed and owned by individuals with different access and cost policies. This paper addresses the idea of applying economic models to the scheduling task. To this end a scheduling infrastructure and a market-economic meth...