Talk:Case studies

Considering case studies from http://www.ekevanbatenburg.nl/PRVQQ.HTML

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References can often be found from APL conference pages e.g. (AP91) → https://aplwiki.com/wiki/APL_conference#1991


 * Manufacturing resource planning by Bristol-Myers.
 * Socio-economical models at the Academy of Sciences in Moskow.
 * Checkout of the space shuttle at NASA (CA91).
 * Prototyping at Dept of Defence (who eventually requires ADA code); for example algorithms for missile detection and for SDI's Boost Surveillance & Tracking System (AP93).
 * CAM (Computer Aided Manufacture) of various products for example golf clubs at Boston university (AP91).
 * Statistical analysis by everyone who uses Statgraphics, one of the best statistical packages.
 * Expert-systems, genetic algorithms and neural networks at IBM softechlab in Madrid (AL91).
 * Computation of recipes (Kit-a-Kat), product planning and many other things at Rowntree.
 * Actuarial computations all over in Holland, but particularly at Leuven actuaries.
 * Design and production of audio equipment at Bang & Olufsen.
 * Expert systems for chemical analysis by Institut Quimic de Sarria Barcelona (AP89).
 * Animation of "the Bit" in the movie Tron (CA91).
 * Ray-tracing in CAT scans at the German Center of Cancer Research (AP89).
 * Computation of daily produce of beer at Heineken.
 * Research and development in biotechnology at Novo Nordisk Denmark (AP89).
 * Modern compositions programming Midi ports by Stanley Jordan (AP89, AP91).
 * Operation Desert Storm; the whole logistics of supplying 2.5M ton military equipment, 5.7M ton fuel, 0.75M ton food, clothing tents and 485000 persons was planned, simulated and orchestrated by APL, calling Cobol & Fortran subroutines (IE91).