Call for Papers/Session Chairs
INFORMS Annual Meeting, October 20-23, 2019, Seattle
http://meetings2.informs.org/wordpress/seattle2019/
Track: Public Sector OR
As the co-chairs of the Section on Public Sector Operations Research (PSOR) track, we would like to invite you to organize and chair one or more sponsored sessions for the track. A listing of session titles from the 2018 PSOR Cluster appears below for your reference. We welcome ideas for similar or additional themes consistent with the aims of PSOR.
- Challenges and Strategies in Humanitarian Operations
- Data Driven Insights for Decision Making
- Decision Analytic Models at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- Disaster Operations Management
- Disaster Preparedness, Response, and Recovery
- Emergency Medical Services
- Emergency Response
- Emerging Issues in Treatment Planning and Management
- Evaluating Efficiency in the Public Sector
- Health and Humanitarian Supply Chain Management
- Humanitarian Operations Management
- Location Models for Social Good
- Matching and Recommendation Systems with Social Impact
- Matchings and Assignments with Societal Impact
- Non-profit Operations in Humanitarian and Disaster Response Logistics
- Nonprofit Operations Management
- OR Applications in Humanitarian Logistics
- Pro Bono Analytics Panel Discussion
- Public Sector Location Applications
- Radiation Treatment Planning Under Uncertainty
- Resilient Infrastructure and Community Networks
- Sustainable Transportation/Logistics in Public Sector OR
- Transportation Issues in Smart Cities
- Transportation Problems with Public Impact
Cluster CO-CHAIRS:
· Jagpreet Chhatwal, Harvard Medical School, jagchhatwal@mgh.harvard.edu
· Ronald McGarvey, University of Missouri, mcgarveyr@missouri.edu
IMPORTANT DATES
· March 11: Deadline for Session Chair identification
· May 1: Deadline for Session Chairs to enter presenters
· May 15: Deadline for presenters to submit abstracts
About PSOR: The Section of Public Sector OR (PSOR) is the INFORMS subdivision dedicated to "doing good with good OR." The section furthers the use of OR/MS in many areas, including public policy, public programs, public safety, public service, and public needs.
Thanks.
Jag and Ron