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PROGRAM (Last updated April 5, 2002)

The Program Committee is pleased to welcome all the participants of IFORS 2002. "OR in a globalised, networked world economy", the theme of the Conference, provides us with the opportunity to demonstrate the capabilities of OR to solve global problems in the new networked world economy. We can play a major role in identifying and solving economic, financial, logistic, health, and other problems. OR is well and alive in the third millennium.

Ben Lev, Chairman of the Program Committee blev@umich.edu

* THEME OF THE CONFERENCE

* PROGRAM COMMITTEE

* TUTORIAL SESSIONS

* INVITED STREAM CHAIRS

* INVITED SESSIONS CHAIRS

* CONTRIBUTED PAPERS

* AUDIO VISUAL

* ABSTRACT SUBMISSION

* TO SEND THE ABSTRACT

* TYPING INSTRUCTIONS

* TOPIC LIST

* LANGUAGE

* PUBLICATIONS

 

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THEME OF THE CONFERENCE

"OR in a globalised, networked world economy"

The exponential growth of the electronic commerce, the electronic communication and networked world economy, gives OR an opportunity to prove itself once more. As we approach the 50th anniversary of IFORS we realize that OR is well and alive. We can formulate and solve global larger problems with old and new methodologies. The enormous amount of data available to the decision maker makes it a challenge to select the appropriate and relevant data. OR addresses issues in engineering, social, economical and other disciplines.

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Program Committee

   
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Program Committee Chair:
Ben Lev (USA) blev@umich.edu www.som.umd.umich.edu/about-lev.html
 

Program Committee Members:

Suk-Gwon Chang (Korea) changsg@email.hanyang.ac.kr  
Goutam Dutta (India) goutam@iimahd.ernet.in  
John Friend (UK) jfriend@btinternet.com www.btinternet.com/~stradspan/
Michel Gendreau (Canada) michelg@crt.umontreal.ca  
John Hearne (South Africa) hearne@nu.ac.za www.maths.unp.ac.za/staff/hearne/hearne.html
Phua Kang Hoh (Singapore) phuakh@comp.nus.edu.sg www.comp.nus.edu.sg/~phuakh/)
Robin Keller (USA) lrkeller@uci.edu www.gsm.uci.edu/~keller
Jakob Krarup (Denmark) krarup@diku.dk  
Jan-Peter Lechner (Germany) jan-peter.lechner@unibw-hamburg.de  
Sergio Maturana (Chile) smaturan@ing.puc.cl www.ing.puc.cl/sergio_maturana/
Fred Murphy (USA) fmurphy@surfer.sbm.temple.edu  
Costas Pappis (Greece) pappis@unipi.gr  
John Ranyard (UK) jcr@onedorerd.win-uk.net  
Giovanni Rinaldi (Italy) rinaldi@iasi.rm.cnr.it  
Ruhul Sarker (Australia) ruhul@cs.adfa.edu.au www.cs.adfa.edu.au/staff/perspage/ruhul.html
Zilla Sinuany-Stern (Israel) zilla@bgumail.bgu.ac.il
Moshe Sniedovich (Australia) m.sniedovich@ms.unimelb.edu.au www.ms.unimelb.edu.au/~moshe/
Cid Carvalho de Souza (Brazil) cid@ic.unicamp.br www.ic.unicamp.br/~cid
Luis Tavares (Portugal) lavt@alfa.ist.utl.pt  
Tim Traynor (Canada) tt@uwindsor.ca  
Luk Van Wassenhove (France) luk.van.wassenhove@insead.fr  
Rupert Weare (UK) Rupert.Weare@capgemini.co.uk  
Yoshiyasu Yamada (Japan) yyamada@rs.noda.sut.ac.jp  
XiangSun Zhang (China) zxs@amath8.amt.ac.cn  
 

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TUTORIAL SESSIONS

In addition to the traditional opening plenary session, prominent researchers and practitioners will be invited to present a series of semi-plenary/tutorial lectures mainly devoted to research and state-of-the-art reviews. Particular attention will be given to new topics in OR. For a current list of semi-plenary/tutorial click here