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Simulation For Evaluating Long-term Maintenance Plans For Complex Systems

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Simulation For Evaluating Long-term Maintenance Plans For Complex Systems. / Rhodes-Leader, Luke; Worthington, David; Griffiths, Ian et al.
Proceedings of the 11th Operational Research Society Simulation Workshop (SW23). ed. / Christine Currie; Luke Rhodes-Leader. Operational Research Society, 2023. p. 272-282.

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Rhodes-Leader, L, Worthington, D, Griffiths, I & Samartzis, P 2023, Simulation For Evaluating Long-term Maintenance Plans For Complex Systems. in C Currie & L Rhodes-Leader (eds), Proceedings of the 11th Operational Research Society Simulation Workshop (SW23). Operational Research Society, pp. 272-282. https://doi.org/10.36819/SW23.032

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Rhodes-Leader, L., Worthington, D., Griffiths, I., & Samartzis, P. (2023). Simulation For Evaluating Long-term Maintenance Plans For Complex Systems. In C. Currie, & L. Rhodes-Leader (Eds.), Proceedings of the 11th Operational Research Society Simulation Workshop (SW23) (pp. 272-282). Operational Research Society. https://doi.org/10.36819/SW23.032

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Rhodes-Leader L, Worthington D, Griffiths I, Samartzis P. Simulation For Evaluating Long-term Maintenance Plans For Complex Systems. In Currie C, Rhodes-Leader L, editors, Proceedings of the 11th Operational Research Society Simulation Workshop (SW23). Operational Research Society. 2023. p. 272-282 doi: 10.36819/SW23.032

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Rhodes-Leader, Luke ; Worthington, David ; Griffiths, Ian et al. / Simulation For Evaluating Long-term Maintenance Plans For Complex Systems. Proceedings of the 11th Operational Research Society Simulation Workshop (SW23). editor / Christine Currie ; Luke Rhodes-Leader. Operational Research Society, 2023. pp. 272-282

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