Simulation Workshop
National Oceanography Centre, Southampton
Monday 27 - Wednesday 29 March 2023
The OR Society’s Simulation Workshop brings together our community of experts working in the field of modelling and simulation. Hosted at the National Oceanography Centre in Southampton, SW23 will provide an opportunity for practitioners and academics to exchange ideas on the current and future state-of-the-art in modelling and simulation.
You can look forward to a rich programme of a keynote presentation, panel discussions, parallel streams and tutorials. Breaks between sessions and the conference dinner provide an excellent opportunity for networking. There will be an exhibition area which will feature poster displays and some of the latest developments in simulation software tools.
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This is open to non-academics only. Submit your short paper (2 pages max) using the Easy Chair link below.
Further details about the paper structure are given in the template.
Submissions for posters and case studies have now closed.
10 February 2023: Authors who have already submitted to provide the final manuscript for inclusion in the conference proceeding ensuring they are in the format required for the conference.
Membership type | Early bird | Full fee |
Member | £370 | £450 |
New member | £410 | £460 |
Student | £190 | £190 |
Retired | £190 | £190 |
Non-member | £440 | £490 |
* Early bird rates are available until 31st January 2023
Ticket prices exclude VAT
SW23 will take place at the National Oceanographic Centre, Southampton, with accommodation provided by Leonardo Royal Hotel.
We are delighted to announce that Professor Susan Howick and Professor Raghu Pasupathy are our SW23 Keynote Speakers.
Meet the members of the simulation and OR community who give their time to create the Simulation Workshop.
A technical programme comprising a wide spectrum of simulation, modelling and analysis is being put together, and is likely to feature:
Our Simulation Special Interest Group (SIG) which exists to support operational researchers and analysts working in simulation.