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ORCIDOR Spectrum, Volume 24
Volume 24, Number 1, February 2002
- Knut Alicke:
Modeling and optimization of the intermodal terminal Mega Hub. 1-18 - Peter Brucker, Silvia Heitmann, Sigrid Knust:
Scheduling railway traffic at a construction site. 19-30 - Matthieu van der Heijden, Mark J. R. Ebben, Noud Gademann
, Aart van Harten:
Scheduling vehicles in automated transportation systems Algorithms and case study. 31-58 - Christoph Haehling von Lanzenauer, Karsten Pilz-Glombik:
Coordinating supply chain decisions: an optimization model. 59-78 - Kuno J. M. Huisman, Peter M. Kort:
Strategic technology investment under uncertainty. 79-98 - Marion S. Rauner:
Resource allocation for HIV/AIDS control programs: a model-based policy analysis. 99-124 - Special Issue on Risk Management Submission Deadline: June 30, 2002. 125-126
Volume 24, Number 2, May 2002
- Harald Hruschka, Werner Fettes, Markus Probst, Christian Mies:
A flexible brand choice model based on neural net methodology A comparison to the linear utility multinomial logit model and its latent class extension. 127-143 - Harald L. Battermann, Udo Broll, Jack E. Wahl:
Insurance demand and the elasticity of risk aversion. 145-150 - Anja De Waegenaere, Jacco L. Wielhouwer:
Optimal tax depreciation lives and charges under regulatory constraints. 151-177 - Ramón Alvarez-Valdés, Antonio Parajón, José Manuel Tamarit:
A computational study of LP-based heuristic algorithms for two-dimensional guillotine cutting stock problems. 179-192 - Kaisa Miettinen, Marko M. Mäkelä:
On scalarizing functions in multiobjective optimization. 193-213 - Nejat Anbarci:
A simple two-axiom characterization of the Nash solution. 215-218
Volume 24, Number 3, August 2002
- Josef Kallrath:
Planning and scheduling in the process industry. 219-250 - Klaus Neumann, Christoph Schwindt, Norbert Trautmann:
Advanced production scheduling for batch plants in process industries. 251-279 - Martin Grunow, Hans-Otto Günther, Matthias Lehmann:
Campaign planning for multi-stage batch processes in the chemical industry. 281-314 - Josef Kallrath:
Combined strategic and operational planning - an MILP success story in chemical industry. 315-341 - Rodolfo García-Flores, Xue Zhong Wang:
A multi-agent system for chemical supply chain simulation and management support. 343-370
Volume 24, Number 4, November 2002
- Guido Berning, Marcus Brandenburg, Korhan Gürsoy, Vipul Mehta, Franz-Josef Tölle:
An integrated system solution for supply chain optimization in the chemical process industry. 371-401 - Carlos A. Méndez, Jaime Cerdá:
An MILP-based approach to the short-term scheduling of make-and-pack continuous production plants. 403-429 - Christian Timpe:
Solving planning and scheduling problems with combined integer and constraint programming. 431-448 - Francisca H. E. Wouda, Paul van Beek, Jack G. A. J. van der Vorst, Heiko Tacke:
An application of mixed-integer linear programming models on the redesign of the supply network of Nutricia Dairy & Drinks Group in Hungary. 449-465 - V. Cristina Ivanescu, Jan C. Fransoo, J. Will M. Bertrand:
Makespan estimation and order acceptance in batch process industries when processing times are uncertain. 467-495 - Wolf Fichtner, Martin Wietschel, Otto Rentz:
Long term planning of inter-company energy supply concepts. 497-520 - Book review. 521
- Acknowledgement to Referees. 522
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