On the End-of-Life Inventory Problem
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Distance-limited Distribution Network Design on the Continuous Space
Title: Risk-averse Multi-stage Mixed-integer Stochastic Programming Problems
Abstract: In real life, parameters of many optimization problems are not exactly known when the decisions are made. Stochastic programming is an approach for modeling optimization problems that involve uncertainty. In stochastic programming problems, it is assumed that the parameters are not known exactly, but they are distributed with respect to given probability distribution functions.
Title of the talk: Brambles and Multi-stage Modeling on Networks
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Department of Industrial Engineering will host a Project Fair to showcase the senior design projects of its graduating class. The projects aim to provide working solutions to complex problems of various industrial firms and organizations both in the manufacturing and service sectors.
We cordially invite everyone to join us at the fair between 14:00-16:00 on June 8, 2017 at Ground Floor Foyer Area of FSA Cultural Center.
The seminar will be on one of the 20th century’s greatest mathematicians A. N. Kolmogorov’s life. His valuable conributions to mathematics and probability theory will be emphasized. As one of the Kolmogorov’s previous students, Prof. Dr. Tahir Hanalioğlu will share his memories of A. N. Kolmogorov with the audience.
The impact of depot location, fleet composition and routing on emissions in city logistics
Abstract: In this talk, I focus on the application of exact and heuristic methods to solve general mixed integer problems, and in particular: inventory problems combined with other decisions such as distribution, supplier selection, vehicle routing, etc (called complex inventory problems), and interesting problems arising from metabolic engineering. In order to solve complex inventory problems, I first consider substructures (relaxations) of such problems which are obtained by the coherent loss of information.
Our guest students, Jochen Barthelmess, Ali Bal and Deniz Esen from Aschaffenburg University of Applied Sciences in Germany, will spend the Spring semester at our department under Erasmus+ program.