This paper explores the automation of healthcare process modeling using process mining and simulation for Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) clinical pathways. By integrating AnyLogic’s agent-based simulation with real-world hospitalization data, the study is able to validate process-mined models. This approach optimizes patient flow analysis and supports data-driven decision-making in healthcare process automation.
This paper illustrates an emergency response simulation for out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) incidents using agent-based modeling and GIS integration. The authors applied AnyLogic simulation software to evaluate dispatch strategies and responder deployment, with the goal of improving survival rates and enhancing urban emergency response efficiency.
This paper presents a framework that combines simulation with mathematical optimization to plan the supply of raw materials for producing specialty chemicals. A real-world use case was introduced to validate the developed framework, demonstrating the application of simulation in chemical industry logistics.
Efficient material replenishment in assembly plants can be optimized using autonomous mobile robots. This research analyzes the Tiger Motors assembly line at Auburn University, where a Stretch RE1 robot is integrated into the production process. A multimethod simulation model combining discrete-event and agent-based simulation modeling in AnyLogic evaluates different replenishment strategies. It identifies the most effective approach based on payload capacity, travel optimization, and real-time demand response.
This paper presents a tool for logistics optimization of Less-Than-Truckload terminals addressing rising service demands and shipment volumes. The tool enables efficient layout planning and resource allocation for small and medium-sized enterprises through automatic model generation and customizable simulation models.
This study explores the role of healthcare resilience in emergency departments. An AnyLogic simulation model is used to assess cross-training strategies. The study identifies the most effective workforce flexibility policies to reduce patient waiting times and optimize resource allocation by simulating real-world emergency department operations. The findings highlight how cross-training nurses between triage, adult, and pediatric zones enhances healthcare resilience, ensuring efficient emergency care during patient demand surges.
This study explores the use of healthcare simulation in measuring and improving the resilience of emergency departments (EDs) during demand surges. The model uses AnyLogic discrete-event simulation to replicate patient flow, resource allocation, and response strategies to identify effective interventions. The research provides valuable insights for ED managers seeking to enhance operational efficiency and patient care under pressure.
A PortalLite system is a maritime logistics concept aimed at improving accessibility to remote areas, reducing environmental impact, and easing urban congestion through a network of small, distributed ports. In this study, the authors use both simulation and mathematical modeling to explore the feasibility and efficiency of this unique system.
Efficient production scheduling is crucial for maximizing resource utilization in eco-industrial parks, where factories share energy and materials. However, balancing energy distribution and job scheduling is challenging due to fluctuating power availability, production constraints, and inter-factory dependencies. This study uses a constraint programming model in AnyLogic combining agent-based and discrete-event simulation modeling to optimize production in an industrial park.