Abstract
The Dynamic Lines of Collaboration (DLOC) model was developed to address the Network-to-Network (N2N) service challenge found in e-Work networks with pervasive connectivity. A variant of the N2N service challenge found in emerging Cyber-Physical Infrastructures (CPI) networks is the collaborative disruption response (CDR) operation under cascading failures. The DLOC model has been validated as an appropriate modelling tool to aid the design of disruption responders in CPIs by eliciting the dynamic relation among the service team when handling service requests from clients in the CPI network.
Keywords
collaborative control theory, depot allocation, design guideline, Disruption response, graph theory
Degree Type
Thesis
Degree Name
Master of Science in Industrial Engineering (MSIE)
Department
Industrial Engineering
First Advisor
Shimon Y Nof
Committee Member 1
Shimon Y Nof
Committee Member 2
Vaneet Aggarwal
Committee Member 3
Seokcheon Lee
Date of Award
January 2016
Recommended Citation
Ferialdy, Arfinandi, "Graph Theoretical Analysis of the Dynamic Lines of Collaboration Model for Disruption Response" (2016). Open Access Theses. 1122.
https://docs.lib.purdue.edu/open_access_theses/1122