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ISERC 2013:

Striving for a Better Society Through Innovations in

Industrial Engineering Research and Applications

Ananth Krishnamurthy

University of Wisconsin-Madison

Victor Chan

Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

Program Chairs, ISERC 2013

Welcome to ISERC 2013!The premier research conference hosted by Institute for Industrial Engineers

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Striving for a Better Society Through Innovations in Industrial Engineering Research and Applications

Innovations in Manufacturing

Innovations in Infrastructure and Security

Innovations in

IE Methodologies

Innovations in Education

Innovations in Services

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Innovations in

IE Methodologies



Highlights for 2013• 1600+ Attendees

• 28 Research Tracks

• 1100+ presentations

• About 350 sessions

• 22 parallel sessions

over 3 days

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Innovations in

IE Methodologies



Highlights for 2013 Sunday Keynote Presentation

Prof. David WuDean and Lee A. Iacocca Endowed

Chair

P.C. Rossin College of Engineering

and Applied Science

Lehigh University

• 1600+ Attendees





over 3 days

S. David Wu

Dean and Lee A. Iacocca Endowed ChairP.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied ScienceLehigh University

S. David Wu is dean of the P.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Science at Lehigh University, where he holds the Lee A. Iacocca endowed chair. Wu was appointed dean of the engineering college in 2004. A well-known scholar in operations research, he specializes in optimization, game theory and statistical analysis. He has received significant support for his research from the National Science Foundation (NSF), U.S. Department of Defense, Semiconductor Research Corp. and Sandia National Laboratories. Wu’s work in the high-tech industry has been widely recognized and cited, earning best paper awards and significant media coverage. He was a finalist for the 2009 Daniel H. Wagner Prize for Excellence in Operations Research Practice, and his work has been tested or implemented at firms such as Intel, Infineon, Freescale, Lucent, and IBM. An IIE fellow, Wu has published more than 100 scholarly papers and served as editor or editorial board member on many journals in his field. His articles have been published in Operations Research, Management Science, IIE Transactions and Naval Research Logistics, and he co-edited the best-selling book Handbook of Quantitative Supply Chain Analysis with David Simchi-Levi and Max Shen.

Spearheading the development and implementation of the Lehigh Engineering’s strategic plan, Elevating Engineering Excellence via Multidisciplinary Innovation, Wu helped reinvent and develop one of the most prestigious and reputable engineering schools in the United States. Leveraging and transforming its long-standing strengths in material science, structural engineering, microelectronics and systems engineering, the college pursues a progressive research and educational agenda designed to create new knowledge that makes direct societal impact in addressing the grand challenges of our time: health and healthcare delivery, energy and the environment, and sustainable infrastructure systems.

Wu has served on various national and international panels such as NSF and the Science Foundation of Ireland. He currently serves on the board of overseers for Dartmouth College’s Thayer School of Engineering, the engineering advisory board for the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), and the expert review panels for the Science & Engineering Research Council of Singapore. Wu received his M.S. and Ph.D. degrees from Pennsylvania State University in 1987. He was a visiting professor at the University of Pennsylvania and HKUST.

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Innovations in

IE Methodologies



• 70 Research Posters

• 7 Tutorial sessions

• 4 Expert Panels on

Emerging Research in IE



Chair


and Applied Science

Lehigh University

• 1600+ Attendees





over 3 days

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Innovations in

IE Methodologies









Chair


and Applied Science

Lehigh University

• 1600+ Attendees





over 3 days

• Undergraduate Student

Paper Competition

• IIE/Rockwell Arena

Student Simulation

Competition

• Doctoral Colloquium

• NSF Student Travel grant

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Innovations in

IE Methodologies









Chair


and Applied Science

Lehigh University

• 1600+ Attendees





over 3 days


Paper Competition


Student Simulation

Competition



Pre conference workshops, Networking Receptions, Plant Tours and More…

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• Manufacturing and Design

• Production Planning and Scheduling

• Lean Systems

• Facility Logistics

• Supply Chain and Logistics

• Process Industries

• Work Systems



Innovations in

IE Methodologies



• 1600+ Attendees





over 3 days

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Session Title Example Presentation

1. Biomedical Manufacturing a. Manufacturing Systems for Autologous Regenerative Medicine

Products

b. Direct Writing of Drug-eluting Polymer Coatings for

Cardiovascular Devices

2. Micro/Nanoscale Manufacturing a. Depth Regulation and Friction Reduction in Ultrasonic Vibration

Assisted Nanomachining

b. Nanosphere Coatings for Silicon Thin Film Solar Cells

3. Manufacturing Process Planning a. Data and Information Fusion for Multi-Stage Design and

Manufacturing Systems

b. Production scheduling with sequence-dependent changeovers

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Manufacturing and Design

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1. Advances in Scheduling and its

Applications

a. Scheduling Mass Customized Large Scale

Production Considering Learning Effect and

Due Date

2. Group Scheduling and Logistics b. An Oil Refining Production Planning Model

3. Production Planning and Scheduling:

Recent Advances in Theory and Applications

c. Modeling the Clinic Patient scheduling as a

Flexible Job-shop Problem: A case study


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Production Planning and Scheduling

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1. Lean Systems Design a. Axiomatic Design and Lean Process Improvement

b. An Enterprise Architecture Framework of a Lean Enterprise

Transformation

2. Lean Culture a. Problem Solving for Continuous Improvement: The Role of

Organizational Culture

b. Accelerating Business Improvement - the power of

effective interactions

3. Lean Best Practice Implementation a. Lean Implementation at Sandia National Laboratories

b. Lean Unconventional Oil and Gas Development


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This track provides a platform to promote and share research on Lean methods, education

and practices with interested stakeholders.

Lean Systems

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1.Managing Uncertainty in Humanitarian

Supply Chain and Logistics Systems

a. Robust Pre-positioning for Disaster Response with

Uncertain Demand and Gifts-in-kind

2.Procurement and Supplier Selection b. Design of Competitive Procurement Processes and the

Outsourcing Decision

3. Inventory Optimization and Control c. Robust Inventory Control Problem under Lead Time

Uncertainty

4. Logistics Network Modeling d. Centralized Cross-dock Placement and Vehicle Routing

in Large-Scale Supply Chains

5. Transportation e. Domiciling Truck Drivers More Strategically in a

Transportation Network


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Theoretical and applied research presentations in traditional areas of inventory control, distribution

and transportation and emerging areas of green supply chains, humanitarian logistics and

disruption/risk management.

Supply Chain and Logistics

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1. Lean in Process Industries • Developing a volume/mix capability model based on

lean principles for a beverage company

2. Optimization and Modeling in Process Industries • Optimization of waste water pumping process with a

data-driven approach

3. Quality Control in Process Industries • Continuous crystal growing process modeling for

quality improvements


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Process Industries (PI) Track is a new track in ISERC to create a platform for the

communication among scholars and practitioners. As one of the fastest growing tracks, PI

track promotes research related to all IE research domains with the application to process

industries. The active participation of practitioners and major companies in process

industries will provide scholars new research communications and collaborations

opportunities. Please join us to explore more research opportunities in process industries.

Process Industries

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1. Work Systems: Tutorials I (2 - 35 min)

Presented by the Work Systems Div Board of Directors

• A Tutorial on Motion Time Systems - Present & Future

• A Tutorial on Usability Testing & Human Error

2. Work Systems: Tutorials II (2 - 35 min)Presented by the Work Systems Div Board of Directors

• A Tutorial on Analysis & Optimization for Work Systems

• A Tutorial on Designing a Work System

3. Work Systems: Design, Analysis, & Optimization I • Modeling the Impact of the Aging Workforce

• Identifying Technology Gaps in Collaborative Approaches

4. Work Systems: Design, Analysis, & Optimization II • A Dynamic Model to Assess Skill Level Impact

• Developing a Work Measurement System

5. Work Systems: Measures, Controls, & Evaluations I • Work Measurement in the 21st Century

• IE-Renaissance Fundament of Time Data Mgt

6. Work Systems: Measures, Controls, & Evaluations II • Measurement & Control for Assembly Work Cells

• Productivity Evaluation for Visually Impaired


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IIE Work Systems Division members have an interest in the art, science, and practice of

designing, implementing, analyzing and improving human-machine systems that work

together to produce goods and provide services.

Work Systems

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• Homeland Security

• IE in the Military

• Energy

• Social Environmental and

Sustainability

• Construction Research

• IE in Latin America



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1. Infrastructure Resilience

Analysis

a. Multibojective Decision Making for Critical Infrastructure Resilience

b. Resilience Model Considering Disruptions in Crude Oil Supply Chain

Networks

2. Methodologies for

Improved Security Strategies

a. A Constraint Programming Framework for Allocating Law

Enforcement Resources

b. Multi-State Social Network Analysis under Conditional Influence

with Limited Resources

3. Network Interdiction a. Modeling social media message transmission in extreme events

b. Dynamic Link Suspension of an Infectious Disease Network


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This track presents the latest research, methods and applications developed by the IE

community in an effort to aid in securing a reliable and a resilient homeland.

Homeland Security

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1. Supply Chain & Logistics a. Afghanistan Air Cargo Routing – A Systems Approach

b. Modeling Priority Service and Repositioning Strategies

2. Risk / Protection a. Bird / Aircraft Collision Probability Approximation

b. Modeling Asymmetric Blast Patterns for Weapon Delivery

3. Sensors, Signal Processing a. Wireless Personal Area Network for the Warfighter

b. Monte Carlo - Based Radar Tracking


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This year, the ‘IE in the Military’ track is presenting research performed at the premier

military institutions – the Air Force Institute of Technology, the Naval Postgraduate School,

and the United States Military Academy, as well as the Air Force and Army Research Labs.

IE in the Military

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Example Session Titles Example Presentation

1. Clean Energy & Renewables-I • Modeling of Renewable Energy Resources and Effects on CO2 Emissions

• Exploratory Data Analysis for Hydro-thermal Scheduling

2. Energy Systems Optimization and

Decision Support

• Impact of Renewable Energy on Power System Cost and Reliability

• A Dynamic Programming Approach to Control Energy Storage Systems

3. Wind Power Modeling-I • Optimizing Operation of Wind Farm coupled to CCS Coal Plant

• Wind Farm Layout Optimization Considering Multiple-Objectives


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Energy

The Energy Track has been one of the newer additions to the ISERC conference. Given the

importance of this topic at the national and international level, we have been able to attract

very high quality presenters from across the country. This year’s track includes cutting edge

research talks in the energy area such as smart grid modeling, modeling of energy storage

systems, demand side management, emission control policy modeling, and sustainability

models.

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1. Economics of sustainability Propensity for Pro-Environmental Decisions: Decision-making

based on values

2. Closed loop supply chain Benchmarking the Sustainability Performance of U.S.

Manufacturing Sectors from an Eco-efficiency Perspective

3. Sustainability metrics The Selection and Organization of Sustainability Metrics

4. Green transportation Los Angeles Congested Corridor Study and Comparisons with TTI

Estimates

5. Green technologies Packaging Materials Selection Tool Considering Environmental

Sustainability


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Striving for the advance of the general welfare of humankind by applying the resources and

creative abilities of the IE profession to the development of sustainable societies.

Social, Environmental and Sustainability

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1. Construction Productivity a. Lean Construction Model Using IE Tools

b. Automating Construction Activity

2. Energy and the Environment in

Construction

a. Life Cycle-based Holistic Approach to

Prioritize the LEED Credit Strategies

b. Kinect Applications in Construction

3. Ergonomics and Safety in Construction a. Driving Behavior in Construction Zones

(Joint session with Human Factors Track) b. Evaluating Lighting Systems for Overhead

Guide Signs


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Come hear about interesting applications of IE tools in an industry that is experiencing rapid

growth in the use of IE tools.

Construction Research

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1. Engineering

Management and Strategy

a. A Mexican Flower Cluster: Strategy and Industrial Engineering

b. Enterprise Innovation Stimulation through Strategic Sourcing

2. Operations Research a. A Supplying Method to Establish the Bill of Materials in an Automotive

Company

b. Genetic algorithms applied to the Reverse Logistics Management

3. Supply Chain a. Deflection by Integration: Designing a Methodology in Supply Chain

Analysis

b. Location, Inventory and Suppliers Selection in a Supply Chain Network


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Research of industrial engineering techniques to specific situations in Latin America.

IE in Latin America

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• Computers and Information

Systems

• Engineering Economy

• Modeling and Simulation

• Operations Research

• Quality and Reliability

Engineering



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1. Big Data & Complex Network Analysis a. Detecting Overlapping Communities in Online Social Networks Using Game

Theoretic Approach

b. Analytic Scheme to Organize Large Archived Data into Hierarchical Affinity

2. Business Analytics Industry Applications a. Collaborative Management of Supply Network Operations

b. Operational impact of Inventory model under market uncertainty

conditions

3. Design & Control of Distributed Information Systems a. Community Detection for Web Service Composition

b. Capacity Reservation Policies in Cloud Computing Marketplaces


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Become the leading division in IIE by increasing networking and partnership between its members and

promoting forums to engage, share and recognize innovative ideas in the field of computer and information

systems. The CIS division is very active in the community and presents several recognitions such as “Best Paper

Award” and “Best Student Paper Award” at the ISERC Annual Conference. Beginning in 2013, CIS will also host

an annual mobile app competition for students. The CIS Division also publishes multiple newsletters each year

and hosts webinar for its members. We encourage you to consider submitting your work to the CIS Division.

Computer and Information Systems Division

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1. Business Investment Strategies a. Implementation of a Six Sigma Initiative: an Economic

Perspective

b. Improving Purchase Quantities of Commodities Using a

Derivative Price Prediction Model

2. Project Justification Methodologies a. Capital Budgeting Technique for Investment Instruments

b. Expected Profit Under Maximin & Minimax Rules

3. Sustainability & Engineering Economics a. Assessing Life Cycle Sustainability in Engineering Economics

b. Hybrid Real Options for Emerging Technologies, Green Energy,

and Innovation


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Improving Productivity & Quality by applying economic analysis methodologies for good

decision making.

Engineering Economy

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1. Simulation Applications in Healthcare I a. Modeling Uncertainty due to Instrument Drift in Clinical

Laboratories

b. High-Dimensional Disease Outbreak Detection Using Tree-

Based Ensembles

2. Agent-Based Simulation a. Early Detection of Bioterrorism: Monitoring Disease Diffusion

Through Multilayered Networks

b. Using a Pandemic Disease Spread Simulation Model to Make

Deterministic, Graph-Theory Based Vaccine Decisions

3. Simulation Metamodeling and Optimization a. Estimating Cycle Time Quantiles Using Quantile-Regression

Based Metamodels

b. New Results for Simulation Metamodels Augmented with

Directed Stochastic Gradient Estimates


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Modeling and Simulation

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1. Energy Applications of OR a. Tax credit uncertainty and small ethanol producer’s

production/capacity

b. A Statistical Approach to Modeling and Forecast of the

Building Energy Consumption

2. Financial and Pricing Applications of OR a. Airline Capacity and Pricing Decision with Fuel Cost

Hedging

b. Hotel Revenue Management With Reference Price

3. Multiobjective Optimization a. Multi-Objective Generation Expansion Planning

Problem Optimization Using Pareto Uncertainty Index

b. Using Clustering Analysis for Decision-Making with Multiple

Stochastic Objectives


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This track highlights novel applications and solution methodologies of Operations Research.

Operations Research

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1. Advanced topics in reliability engineering and

service logistics

a. Accelerated Life Testing Model for a Generalized

Birnbaum-Saunders Distribution

b. A Game-Theoretic Model for Establishing

Maintenance Service Contracts

2. Change point detection in statistical process

control

a. Distribution-Free Changepoint Detection for

Nonlinear Profiles

b. Alternative Upper Control Limit Methods for

Change Point Detection

3. Statistical analysis in advanced manufacturing a. Latent Variable-Based Multi-Resolution Analysis

for Modulus Prediction of PVA-Treated Buckypaper

b. A General Framework for Predictive Wafer

Quality Classification


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Quality and Reliability Engineering

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• Emerging Frontiers in

Industrial Engineering

Research

• Engineering Education

• IIE Transactions Best

Paper

• Tutorials

• Posters



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Session Title

1. Emerging Research Trends in Operations Research

2. Emerging Research Trends in Homeland Security and Emergency Response

3. Emerging Research Trends in Manufacturing

4. Emerging Research Trends in Healthcare


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The four panel discussion sessions will disseminate future IE research directions to the

community by bringing together leading researchers, senior professors, and program

managers of funding agencies.

Emerging Frontiers in IE Research

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1. Active Learning a. Increasing the practice of pedagogical interventions

that work

b. Active learning implementation in IE program courses

2. Educating IEs for Careers in

Healthcare

a. Implementing a meaningful and successful internal

performance improvement course

b. Preparing IE students for careers in healthcare

3. Panel Discussion: Do’s and don’ts for your ABET self-study and visit


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Many diverse topics related to Engineering Education: Entrepreneurship, study abroad,

undergraduate research, assessment, and much more!

Engineering Education

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1.IIE Transactions Best

Papers – S&L and D&M

a.Min Zhang, Rajan Batta and Rakesh Nagi, “Designing

Manufacturing Layouts to Mitigate Congestion”

b. Simon Emde, Malte Fliedner and Nils Boysen, “Optimally

Loading Tow Trains for JIT Supply of Mixed Model Assembly

Lines”

2.IIE Transactions Best

Papers - Q&RE and OE&A

a. Ahmed Ghoniem and H. D. Sherali, “Defeating Symmetry in

Combinatorial Optimization via Objective Function

Perturbations and Hierarchical Constraints”

b. Xiaoyan Zhu, Qingzhu Yao and Way Kuo, “Patterns of the

Birnbaum Importance in Linear Consecutive k out of n

Systems


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IIE Transactions Best Papers

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Session Title

1. Tutorials in Approximate Dynamic Programming, Dan Adelman, University of Chicago

2. Tutorials in Big Data Analytics, Liying Cui and Soundar Kumara, Pennsylvania State University

3. Tutorials in Graduate Study in Industrial Engineering, Paul Kvam, Georgia Institute of Technology,

Joseph Hartman, University of Florida, César Malavé, Texas A&M University

4. Tutorials in Human Error, Safety, and Usability in Workplace, Dongjoon Kong, Paul Marshall, The

Boeing Company

5. Tutorials in ISE Research in Disaster Logistics, Rajan Batta, University at Buffalo (SUNY), Gina Galindo

Pacheco, Universidad del Norte

6. Tutorials in Stochastic Programming, Guzin Bayraksan, The Ohio State University

7. Tutorials in Titans of Simulation, James Wilson, NC State University


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Attendees to these 7 tutorials will learn basic concepts in the fields and get the latest

information about these fields.

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Poster Title

1. Staffing Algorithm for Call Center with Service Blending

2. Assessing Lead Time Uncertainty in Tradition Bound Commodity Ordering

3. Block Allocation ? Balancing Block Size, OR Requirements, and Risk

4. Application of Six Sigma Methodology for Reducing Cosmetic Defects in the

Digital Video Recorder

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The 70 posters prepared by leading researchers will showcase cutting-edge research and

results covering all five perspectives. All posters will be displayed throughout the whole

conference. Come to the posters area, interact with the presenters, and get their contact

information for follow up questions and discussions.

Posters

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• Healthcare Systems

• Service Systems

• Human Factors and Ergonomics

• Systems Engineering

• Engineering Management



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1. Care Coordination a. Establish Long Term Care State-Based Transition Model by using SAS

and Communication b. What is a Specialty Clinic Really Capable of?

2. Screening and Early

Prevention

a. Better and Safer Depression Care Through Systems Engineering and

Technology

b. Incorporating Human Behavior in Simulation Models for Screening

Strategies Evaluation

3. Emerging Healthcare a. Application of Serious Games in Ankle-Foot Orthotic Rehabilitation

Topics b. A Quantitative Approach Towards the Selection of Medical Tourism

Destinations


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Health care is in need of systematic application of systems engineering approaches for

reforming the delivery system. This track has a range of sessions related to topics such as

scheduling, emergency departments, care coordination, simulation, logistics, etc.

Healthcare Systems

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Service Systems


1. Airline Service Systems a. Using Mathematical Programming to Reduce Airline

Gate Blockage

b. Analysis and forecasting of International flights arriving

in the United States

2. Organizational Decision Making in

Humanitarian Logistics

a. Game Theory in Disasters: Cooperative and

Noncooperative Games in Partner Selection

b. Improving Volunteer Productivity and Retention during

Humanitarian Relief Efforts

3. Transportation Service Systems a. The Effect of Ride Sharing in the Traffic Assignment

Problem

b. A Pickup and Delivery Problem for Ridesharing

Consider Congestion

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1. Transportation and Logistics

Management

Multi-attribute Decision Model for Cargo Prioritization

within Inland Waterway Transportation

2. Healthcare Systems Management Improving Departmental Quality Performance With

Interdepartmental Integration

3. Enterprise System Design and

Operations

Optimal Shale Gas Field Development Under

Uncertainty

4. Action Research Applications in

Engineering Management

Partnering for Solutions: Applied Research in



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The Engineering Management Track has continued to increase in size and breadth over the

past several years. Presentations cover topics such as project management, organizational

transformation and engineering management in healthcare.


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1. Driver Distraction and Air Traffic Control a. Driver’s Attitudes and Behaviors Regarding Voice Activated Texting

Technology and Distracted Driving

b. Determining Optimum Number of Hidden Nodes for a Visual Fatigue

Neural Network Classifier

2. Human Performance and Workload a. Neural Correlates of Cognitive Task Performance During Orthostatic

Challenge

b. Exploring Association Between Mental Workload and Performance in

Radiotherapy Planning

3. Neck and Obesity Biomechanics a. Influence of Obesity and Age on Upper Extremity Functional

Performance

b. Neural and Muscular Alterations in Healthy And Obese During

Intermittent Static Exertions


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We have an exciting track planned with presentations covering topics from healthcare and construction industries

(2nd annual session co-sponsored with the Construction Research Track), as well as training, biomechanics, usability,

and biomechanics applications, and more!

Human Factors and Ergonomics

• Thank you!

– 53 Track Chairs, Authors (1200+), Reviewers (200+), IIE Staff, CIEADH

Ron Askin Arizona State University

MD Sarder University of Southern Mississippi

Sharon Johnson Worchester Polytechnic Institute

John Jackman Iowa State

Jingyan Dong North Carolina State University

Sujin Kim National University of Singapore

Jie Xu George Mason University

Sarah Root University of Arkansas

Scott Grasman Rochester Institute of Technology

Lian Qi Rutgers University

Wanpracha (Art) Chaovalitwongse University of Washington

Haitao Liao University of Arizona

Joseph Pignatiello Air Force Institute of Technology

Jun Zhuang SUNY Buffalo

Sandra Eksioglu Mississippi State University

Eliseo L. Vilalta-Perdomo University of Lincoln

Gregory Weisenborn Fort Hays State University

Manju Kamath Oklahoma State University

Sunderesh Heragu University of Louisville

Leon McGinnis Georgia Tech

Robert Cloutier Stevens Institute of Technology

Gino Lim University of Houston

Jeffrey Herrmann University of Maryland

Richard Elliott Boeing

Dongjoon Kong Boeing

Dirk Van Goubergen Ghent University

Ran Jin Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

Hari Thiruvengada Honeywell International, Inc.

Seokcheon Lee Purdue University

Laura Hughes Ikuma Louisiana State University

Brian Kleiner Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University

Lincoln Forbes Drexel University

Vishnuteja (Vishnu) Nanduri University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee

Zhi Zhou Argonne National Labs

Erick Jones University of Texas Arlington

Gillian Nicholls University of Alabama Huntsville

Charlene Yauch Milwaukee School Of Engineering

Leonard Perry University of San Diego

Cecilia Martinez Clarkson University

Sreekanth Ramakrishnan IBM

Brian Smith Missouri S&T

Dale Masel Ohio University

Andrew Johnson Texas A&M University

Ashley Benedict New England Veterans Engineering Resource Center

Stephanie Means Western Michigan

Ed Pohl University of Arkansas

Jose Ramirez-Marquez Stevens Institute of Technology

Richard Sesek Auburn University

Linsey Steege University of Missouri

Kari Babski-Reeves Mississippi State University

Fernando Salazar Arrieta Pontificia Universidad Javeriana

Homero Contreras Universidad Popular Autónoma del Estado de Puebla

Paul Goethals U.S. Military Academy

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Innovations in

IE Methodologies









Chair


and Applied Science

Lehigh University

• 1600+ Attendees





over 3 days


Paper Competition


Student Simulation

Competition



Pre conference workshops, Networking Receptions, Plant Tours and More…

See you in Puerto Rico!

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