Call for Papers/Session Chairs
INFORMS Annual Meeting, Oct 22-25, 2017 Houston, TX
http://meetings2.informs.org/wordpress/houston2017/
Track: Public Sector OR
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. As the co-chairs of the PSOR track, we would like to invite you to organize and chair one or more sponsored sessions for the track. We listed the session topics/titles from last year below for your reference. We welcome ideas of similar or additional themes.
· Emergency response, recovery and resilience
· Applied humanitarian operations management
· Proactive planning against weather events
· analytics research in humanitarian service delivery
· public policy for energy and the environment
· decision-making models for public health systems
· Public sector OR problems with geographic considerations
· New models in criminology
· Recent developments in humanitarian logistics
· Community-based operations research
· Resilience management concepts for infrastructure and service systems
· Pro Bono analytics
· Humanitarian & disaster relief logistics
· Routing models for public safety
· Lifting up populations
· Transportation issues in smart cities
· Matchings and assignments with societal impact
· Urban transportation and logistics in public sector OR
· Modeling complex systems in education
· Models of influence and optimal response
· Evaluating health systems of public interest
· Network Repair and Resiliency for Service Restoration
· New advances in Operating Room (OR) Scheduling
· Disaster Relief Supply Chains and Operations
· Planning for Humanitarian Operations
· Resource Allocation Problems in Nonprofit Settings
Cluster CO-CHAIRS:
IMPORTANT DATES
- May 2: Deadline for session chairs to enter presenters
- May 15: Deadline for submitting abstract
- Conference: October 22-25, 2017
Please see http://meetings2.informs.org/wordpress/houston2017/program/ for detailed information on the submission.
Nan Kong, PhD
Associate Professor
Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering
Purdue University