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November 2002, Volume 53, Issue 11
- 1197-1203 A mathematical programming approach to optimise insurance premium pricing within a data mining framework
by A C Yeo & K A Smith & R J Willis & M Brooks - 1204-1214 Quadratic data envelopment analysis
by T Kuosmanen & T Post - 1215-1224 A data envelopment approach to decision analysis
by P P Sutton & R H Green - 1225-1231 A strange case of the cost and allocative efficiencies in DEA
by K Tone - 1232-1238 New heuristics for the Fleet Size and Mix Vehicle Routing Problem with Time Windows
by W Dullaert & G K Janssens & K Sörensen & B Vernimmen - 1239-1246 A dynamic programming algorithm for scheduling jobs in a two-machine open shop with an availability constraint
by T Lorigeon & J-C Billaut & J-L Bouquard - 1247-1255 On the impact of initial performance on the effectiveness of advertising pulsation policies
by H I Mesak - 1256-1267 Automatic generation of efficient policy alternatives via simulation-optimization
by J S Yeomans - 1268-1274 Exact fill rates for (R, s, S) inventory control with gamma distributed demand
by J J A Moors & L W G Strijbosch - 1275-1280 A Recovering Beam Search algorithm for the one-machine dynamic total completion time scheduling problem
by F Della Croce & V T'kindt - 1281-1285 Using composite moving averages to forecast sales
by D J Robb & E A Silver - 1286-1290 On optimal algorithms for the joint replenishment problem
by S Viswanathan - 1291-1295 Ordering policies for inventory systems with expediting
by C Chiang
October 2002, Volume 53, Issue 10
- 1063-1064 Introduction
by J Wilson & K Darby-Dowman - 1065-1071 Developments in linear and integer programming
by K Darby-Dowman & J M Wilson - 1072-1092 Modelling and solving environments for mathematical programming (MP): a status review and new directions
by B Dominguez-Ballesteros & G Mitra & C Lucas & N-S Koutsoukis - 1093-1100 TRACS II: a hybrid IP/heuristic driver scheduling system for public transport
by S Fores & L Proll & A Wren - 1101-1108 Using MILP to plan annualised working hours
by A Corominas & A Lusa & R Pastor - 1109-1117 Local search algorithms for the min-max loop layout problem
by J A Bennell & C N Potts & J D Whitehead - 1118-1126 An indirect genetic algorithm for set covering problems
by U Aickelin - 1127-1132 On the uniqueness of solutions to linear programs
by G Appa - 1133-1141 The out-of-kilter algorithm applied to traffic congestion
by P Wackrill - 1142-1149 Linear programming based meta-heuristics for the weighted maximal planar graph
by I H Osman & M Hasan & A Abdullah - 1150-1154 EOQ under date-term supplier credit: a comment on a paper by Carlson and Rousseau
by J Luo & P Huang - 1154-1155 Reply to Luo and Huang
by M L Carlson & J J Rousseau - 1156-1158 A comment on ‘Predicting the probability of winning sealed bid auctions: a comparison of models’
by M Weverbergh - 1158-1158 Editor’s note
by T M Williams - 1159-1160 Comment on Clarke and Allsopp (2001). Fair measures of performance: The World Cup of Cricket
by F C Duckworth & A J Lewis - 1160-1161 Response to Duckworth and Lewis, comment on Clarke and Allsopp (2001). Fair measures of performance: The World Cup of Cricket
by S R Clarke & P Allsopp - 1162-1165 In defence of knowledge constitutive interests. A comment on ‘What is this thing called CST?’ (Midgely, 1996)
by M Reynolds - 1165-1168 Renewing the critique of the theory of knowledge-constitutive interests: a reply to Martin Reynolds
by G Midgley - 1169-1171 Response to Midgley—renewing critique or renewing fears?
by M Reynolds - 1171-1173 Final reply to Reynolds—towards an enhanced OR for environmental management
by G Midgley - 1174-1174 Erratum: Hirotsu N and Wright M (2002). Using a Markov process model of an association football match to determine the optimal timing of substitution and tactical decisions
by N Hirotsu & M Wright
September 2002, Volume 53, Issue 9
- 933-943 Multiple objective linear programming for environmental farm planning
by J E Annetts & E Audsley - 944-952 The application of a vehicle routing model to a waste-collection problem: two case studies
by E Angelelli & M G Speranza - 953-960 Forecasting call frequency at a financial services call centre
by A Antipov & N Meade - 961-971 Fleet configuration subject to stochastic demand: an application in the distribution of liquefied petroleum gas
by M Singer & P Donoso & S Jara - 972-976 Some applications of the clustered travelling salesman problem
by G Laporte & U Palekar - 977-984 New assignment algorithms for the multi-depot vehicle routing problem
by I D Giosa & I L Tansini & I O Viera - 985-991 Including principal component weights to improve discrimination in data envelopment analysis
by N Adler & B Golany - 992-1003 Evaluating public school district performance via DEA gain functions
by H Fukuyama & W L Weber - 1004-1015 No-wait flowshops with bicriteria of makespan and total completion time
by A Allahverdi & T Aldowaisan - 1016-1026 An optimal repeat inspection plan with several classifications
by S O Duffuaa & M Khan - 1027-1037 Heuristic algorithms for a multi-period multi-stop transportation planning problem
by J-U Kim & Y-D Kim & S-O Shim - 1038-1047 Modelling and evaluation of time aspects in business processes
by J Dehnert & J Freiheit & A Zimmermann - 1048-1053 Inventory models with fixed and variable lead time crash costs considerations
by J C-H Pan & Y-C Hsiao & C-J Lee - 1054-1062 Berth scheduling for container terminals by using a sub-gradient optimization technique
by K T Park & K H Kim
August 2002, Volume 53, Issue 8
- 811-821 Revenue impacts of fare input and demand forecast accuracy in airline yield management
by L R Weatherford & P P Belobaba - 822-832 A multidimensional knapsack model for asset-backed securitization
by R Mansini & M G Speranza - 833-841 Prototype fleet optimization model
by J Lockledge & D Mihailidis & J Sidelko & K Chelst - 842-854 Map-Route: a GIS-based decision support system for intra-city vehicle routing with time windows
by G Ioannou & M N Kritikos & G P Prastacos - 855-863 Dynamic demand lot-sizing rules for incremental quantity discounts
by J Hu & C L Munson - 864-874 The wafer probing scheduling problem (WPSP)
by W L Pearn & S H Chung & M H Yang - 875-884 Customer knowledge management
by M García-Murillo & H Annabi - 885-894 Supply chain modelling and its analytical evaluation
by M Arns & M Fischer & P Kemper & C Tepper - 895-906 Comparing an ACO algorithm with other heuristics for the single machine scheduling problem with sequence-dependent setup times
by C Gagné & W L Price & M Gravel - 907-914 A comparison of the performance of artificial intelligence techniques for optimizing the number of kanbans
by C Alabas & F Altiparmak & B Dengiz - 915-918 On the economic order quantity under conditions of permissible delay in payments
by J-T Teng - 919-921 A generalised life-expectancy model for a population
by O A Adekola - 922-926 A manufacturer's optimal quantity discount strategy and return policy through game-theoretic approach
by C-T Su & C-S Shi - 927-929 Technical note on balanced solutions in goal programming, compromise programming and reference point method
by O Ganjavi & B Aouni & Z Wang - 929-930 Reply to the comments of Ganjavi et al
by C Romero & M Tamiz & D F Jones - 930-931 Response to reply to the comments of Ganjavi, Aouni and Wang 2002
by O Ganjavi & B Aouni & Z Wang - 931-931 Final reply to the comments of Professors Ganjavi et al
by C Romero & M Tamiz & D F Jones
July 2002, Volume 53, Issue 7
- 697-708 An automated surface surveillance system
by K Y K Ng & A Ghanmi - 709-718 Bayesian decision making and military command and control
by J Moffat & S Witty - 719-727 A Bayesian framework for the combination of classifier outputs
by H Zhu & P A Beling & G A Overstreet - 728-740 A Branch-and-Price algorithm for the Single Source Capacitated Plant Location Problem
by J A Díaz & E Fernández - 741-751 Discrete time/cost trade-offs in project scheduling with time-switch constraints
by M Vanhoucke & E Demeulemeester & W Herroelen - 752-767 Analysis of M/M/S queues with 1-limited service
by A Tyagi & J Harms & A Kamal - 768-782 Tabu search variants for the mix fleet vehicle routing problem
by N A Wassan & I H Osman - 783-791 A traffic control algorithm for Clos network type ATM switches
by S-H Choi & Y-D Kim - 792-799 A probabilistic greedy search algorithm for combinatorial optimisation with application to the set covering problem
by M Haouari & J S Chaouachi - 800-806 Insights into two solution procedures for the single machine tardiness problem
by J T Naidu & J N D Gupta & B Alidaee - 807-808 Approximation Algorithms
by A N Letchford - 808-808 Decision Making: Recent Developments and Worldwide Applications
by S French - 808-809 Energy Decisions and the Environment: A Guide to the Use of Multicriteria Methods
by S J Mardle - 809-809 Evaluation and Decision Models: a Critical Perspective
by S French
June 2002, Volume 53, Issue 6
- 593-602 Improving short-term conflict alert via tabu search
by J E Beasley & H Howells & J Sonander - 603-609 Highly constrained college basketball scheduling
by T Van Voorhis - 610-619 Journey time estimation using single inductive loop detectors on non-signalised links
by T Cherrett & F Mcleod & H Bell & M McDonald - 620-629 Economic lot scheduling problem with imperfect production processes and setup times
by I Moon & B C Giri & K Choi - 630-636 Markov chain modelling of the solution surface in local search
by E J Anderson - 637-646 Partially dynamic vehicle routing—models and algorithms
by A Larsen & O Madsen & M Solomon - 647-654 Direct versus indirect credit scoring classifications
by H G Li & D J Hand - 655-663 Convenient expressions for computing the exact annual cost of a continuous-review (Q,R) system with backordering
by A H-L Lau & H-S Lau & L W Robinson - 664-671 Economic freedom ranking of 161 countries in year 2000: a minimum disagreement approach
by K-N Lau & P-Y Lam - 672-679 Firepower concentration in cellular automaton combat models—an alternative to Lanchester
by M K Lauren - 680-687 Determining compromise weights for group decision making
by H Yan & Q Wei - 688-693 Scheduling start time dependent jobs to minimize the total weighted completion time
by A Bachman & T C E Cheng & A Janiak & C T Ng - 694-696 JORS Referees 2001
by T Williams & J Wilson
May 2002, Volume 53, Issue 5
- 475-491 On the nature of OR: taking stock
by R J Ormerod - 492-500 A comparison of chance-constrained DEA and stochastic frontier analysis: bank efficiency in Taiwan
by Tser-Yieth Chen - 501-511 Measuring the performance of nations at the Summer Olympics using data envelopment analysis
by S Lozano & G Villa & F Guerrero & P Cortés - 512-522 A guide to vehicle routing heuristics
by J-F Cordeau & M Gendreau & G Laporte & J-Y Potvin & F Semet - 523-543 Providing operational analysis to a peace support operation: the Kosovo experience
by M R Neighbour & P Bailey & M Hawthorn & C Lensing & H Robson & S Smith & B Zimmerman - 544-551 Bag rationalisation for a food manufacturer
by C A Glass - 552-558 The school bus routing problem: a case study
by L Y O Li & Z Fu - 559-573 Detecting shifts in the mean of a simulation output process
by S Robinson & R J Brooks & C D Lewis - 574-582 Three-machine shop scheduling with partially ordered processing routes
by V A Strusevich & I G Drobouchevitch & N V Shakhlevich - 583-586 A simple enhancement of the Esau–Williams heuristic for the capacitated minimum spanning tree problem
by G Bruno & G Laporte - 587-591 A new upper bound for unconstrained two-dimensional cutting and packing
by Y-G G & M-K Kang - 592-592 A comment on ‘A new method for joint replenishment problems’ by Fung and Ma
by S K Goyal
April 2002, Volume 53, Issue 4
- 369-378 The use of multimethodology in practice—results of a survey of practitioners
by I Munro & J Mingers - 379-386 A multiple period capacitated inventory model for airline fuel management: a case study
by P P Zouein & W R Abillama & E Tohme - 387-396 Analysis via goal programming of the minimum achievable stay in surgical waiting lists
by M Arenas & A Bilbao & R Caballero & T Gómez & M V Rodríguez & F Ruiz - 397-404 Methods for assigning students to groups: a study of alternative objective functions
by K R Baker & S G Powell - 405-414 Network decomposition techniques for resource-constrained project scheduling
by A Sprecher - 415-426 Stowage planning in maritime container transportation
by J-G Kang & Y-D Kim - 427-435 Heuristic solutions to the problem of routing school buses with multiple objectives
by A Corberán & E Fernández & M Laguna & R Martí - 436-446 Modelling the benefits of information sharing-based partnerships in a two-level supply chain
by Z Yu & H Yan & T C E Cheng - 447-456 Optimal sales force compensation plans: an operational procedure
by R Y Darmon & D Rouziès - 457-467 Triangular approximations for continuous random variables in risk analysis
by D Johnson - 468-469 Bicriteria trade-off analysis in a two-echelon inventory/distribution system
by J Puerto & J Gutiérrez & J Sicilia - 470-471 Handbook of Transportation Science
by S D Clark - 471-472 Partnership and Participation: Decision-making in the Multiagency Setting
by A Boyd - 472-473 Business Dynamics—Systems Thinking and Modeling for a Complex World
by J Swanson - 473-474 Practical Optimization Methods with Mathematica Applications (& CD-ROM)
by S D Clark
March 2002, Volume 53, Issue 3
- 245-246 Performance management
by M Shutler & J Storbeck - 247-255 Performance management and Operational Research: a marriage made in heaven?
by P C Smith & M Goddard - 256-262 ‘Good enough’ performance measurement: a trade-off between activity and action
by R Johnston & S Brignall & L Fitzgerald - 263-271 The role of coherent supply chain strategy and performance management in achieving competitive advantage: an international survey
by A Harrison & C New - 272-282 Rethinking the management of flexibility—a study in the aerospace defence industry
by D J Hamblin - 283-291 Beyond comparisons—the role for the operational researcher in benchmarking
by G Francis & J Holloway - 292-302 Comparative performance measurement in regulation: the case of English and Welsh sewerage services
by E Thanassoulis - 303-313 Using DEA and survival analysis for measuring performance of branches in New Zealand's Accident Compensation Corporation
by M Meimand & R Y Cavana & R Laking - 314-323 Improving the discriminating power of DEA: focus on globally efficient units
by D K Despotis - 324-335 Genetic algorithms for the bus driver scheduling problem: a case study
by T G Dias & J P de Sousa & J F Cunha - 336-341 Optimal replacement policy for a multistate repairable system
by Y L Zhang & R C M Yam & M J Zuo - 342-346 Outlier detection in data envelopment analysis: an analysis of jackknifing
by J Ondrich & J Ruggiero - 347-351 Should critical realism really be critical for OR? A comment on Mingers (2000): the contribution of critical realism as an underpinning philosophy for OR/MS and systems
by R J Ormerod - 351-354 Reply to Ormerod—the importance of being real
by J C Mingers - 354-357 Response to Mingers—an overarching philosophy for OR/MS—Sed Quis Custodet Custodies? [But who is to guard the guards themselves] (Juvenal, c. AD 60–130)
by R J Ormerod - 357-359 Response to Ormerod: play it again, Sam
by J C Mingers - 360-363 A comment on Yolles (2001): Viable boundary critique
by R J Ormerod - 363-367 Reply to Ormerod
by M I Yolles
February 2002, Volume 53, Issue 2
- 123-125 Part Special Issue Editorial: The process of OR
by P Keys & G Midgley - 126-136 Facilitation: some contributions to theorising the practice of operational research
by A Taket - 137-148 Towards user-friendly OR: a Chinese experience
by Z Zhu - 149-160 Size matters: large group methods and the process of operational research
by L White - 161-184 The anatomy of complex societal problems and its implications for OR
by F Liebl - 185-192 Emergency ambulance deployment in Barbados: a multi-objective approach
by S I Harewood - 193-202 Optimal component replacement decisions using vibration monitoring and the proportional-hazards model
by P J Vlok & J L Coetzee & D Banjevic & A K S Jardine & V Makis - 203-210 Concentration and the variability of orthopaedic demand
by J Bowers & G Mould - 211-221 Solving a multi-objective simulation model using a hybrid response surface method and lexicographical goal programming approach—a case study on integrated circuit ink-marking machines
by T Yang & L Tseng - 222-231 Estimating breast cancer risks using neural networks
by M S Hung & M Shanker & M Y Hu - 232-242 Managing manufacturing risks by using capacity options
by B Tan - 243-243 Response to Mingers and O'Brien
by B M Baker & C Benn - 243-243 A comment on Baker and Benn 2001: ‘Assigning pupils to tutor groups in a comprehensive school’
by J C Mingers & F O'Brien
January 2002, Volume 53, Issue 1
- 1-1 Editorial
by T M Williams & J M Wilson - 2-10 Stimulating awareness of actual learning processes
by J L Scott - 11-18 Modelling for the planning and management of bed capacities in hospitals
by P R Harper & A K Shahani - 19-24 A queueing model for bed-occupancy management and planning of hospitals
by F Gorunescu & S I McClean & P H Millard - 25-35 Assigning patients to nurses in neonatal intensive care
by C Mullinax & M Lawley - 36-46 Prioritisation of an IT budget within a local authority
by A Jessop - 47-56 Predicting the probability of winning sealed bid auctions: a comparison of models
by M Skitmore - 57-68 A savings based method for real-life vehicle routing problems
by A Poot & G Kant & A P M Wagelmans - 69-78 Generation of simulation input scenarios using bootstrap methods
by O F Demirel & T R Willemain - 79-87 Knowledge-based time-critical dynamic decision modelling
by Y P Xiang & K L Poh - 88-96 Using a Markov process model of an association football match to determine the optimal timing of substitution and tactical decisions
by N Hirotsu & M Wright - 97-107 Quasi-continuous dynamic equilibrium assignment with departure time choice in congested unidirectional pedestrian networks
by H-J Huang & W H K Lam - 108-114 Marine inventory routing: shipments planning
by D Ronen - 115-118 Relation between vehicle routing problems: an insertion heuristic for the vehicle routing problem with simultaneous delivery and pick-up applied to the vehicle routing problem with backhauls
by J Dethloff - 119-122 A sequential discovery sampling procedure
by J Walker
December 2001, Volume 52, Issue 12
- 1303-1303 Editorial
by J C Ranyard - 1304-1314 Theory and practice in OR and town planning: a continuing creative synergy?
by C J L Yewlett - 1315-1326 Relating value-focused thinking and interactive planning
by R Bordley - 1327-1337 Simulation for business process re-engineering: case study of a database management system
by B Zarei - 1338-1349 Optimisation models for re-routing air traffic flows in Europe
by P Leal de Matos & B Chen & R J Ormerod - 1350-1358 Allocation of buffer spaces in a flexible manufacturing system: a model and a case example
by Z Xiaobo - 1359-1369 Goal programming using multiple objective tabu search
by A Baykasoǧlu - 1370-1378 Joint determination of production quantity, inspection schedule, and quality control for an imperfect process with deteriorating products
by M A Rahim & M Ben-Daya - 1379-1389 Sequencing and scheduling in flowshops with task redistribution
by R L Burdett & E Kozan - 1390-1401 Solving one-dimensional cutting stock problems exactly with a cutting plane algorithm
by G Scheithauer & J Terno & A Müller & G Belov - 1402-1407 Variance reduction for Markov chain processes using state space evaluation for control variates
by F A Dahl - 1408-1408 Enterprise Resources Planning and Beyond: Integrating Your Entire Organization
by B W Hollocks - 1408-1409 Data Envelopment Analysis: A Comprehensive Text with Models, Applications, References and DEA-Solver Software
by C S Sarrico - 1410-1410 Advances in The Management of Organizational Quality: Volume 4
by S New - 1410-1412 Doing Critical Management Research
by A Taket - 1413-1414 John Anthony Hardinge Giffard, 3rd Earl of Halsbury
by George Mitchell & Pat Rivett
November 2001, Volume 52, Issue 11
- 1181-1190 The futures of OR
by M Pidd - 1191-1200 Production of locomotive rosters for a multi-class multi-locomotive problem
by D H Noble & M Al-Amin & R G J Mills - 1201-1214 Product life cycle analysis: a goal programming approach
by S Dowlatshahi - 1215-1224 The multiple frequency delivery operations in the time-definite delivery industry
by C-C Lin & Y-C Wu - 1225-1231 Combining two approaches to efficiency assessment
by C Tofallis - 1232-1243 Bin covering algorithms in the second stage of the lot to order matching problem
by M Carlyle & K Knutson & J Fowler - 1244-1255 Optimal advertising pulsation policies: a dynamic programming approach
by H I Mesak & H Zhang - 1256-1266 An application of Lagrangian relaxation to a capacity planning problem under uncertainty
by C Lucas & S A MirHassani & G Mitra & C A Poojari - 1267-1275 Potential inventory cost reductions using advanced time series forecasting techniques
by G L Shoesmith & J P Pinder - 1276-1283 A sequential method for preventive maintenance and replacement of a repairable single-unit system
by K K Lai & K N F Leung & B Tao & S Y Wang - 1284-1288 A servicing strategy for items sold under warranty
by N Jack & D N P Murthy - 1289-1297 Lower bounding schemes for flowshops with blocking in-process
by D P Ronconi & V A Armentano - 1298-1298 Comment on Makis and Jardine (1992): Optimal replacement policy for a general model with imperfect repair
by J J González-Henríquez & P Saavedra-Santana - 1299-1299 Response to González-Henríquez and Saavedra-Santana
by A K S Jardine - 1300-1301 Some notes on the optimal production stopping and restarting times for an EOQ model with deteriorating items
by Z T Balkhi & S K Goyal & B C Giri
October 2001, Volume 52, Issue 10
- 1057-1066 Measuring performance in Dumfries and Galloway Constabulary with the Balanced Scorecard
by M Wisniewski & A Dickson - 1067-1077 Quantifying the potential savings in travel time resulting from parking guidance systems — a simulation case study
by B J Waterson & N B Hounsell & K Chatterjee