New Submission Deadline: October 28, 2013
Call for Papers
Computers & Operations Research
Special Issue on "Recent Advances in Location Analysis"
Guest Editors: Sibel A. Alumur, Bahar Y. Kara
The subjects of interest within location analysis are of many kinds, centering on the optimal choice of locations for one or more facilities, within any framework (the classical settings being discrete, network, and planar) in a way that optimizes a certain objective such as minimizing transportation costs, providing equitable service to customers, capturing the largest market share, etc. Many other fields have direct connections with location analysis, either by subject such as transportation and routing, supply chain management, environmental studies, layout and design, data and cluster analysis, or as techniques, like mathematical (linear, integer, non-linear, convex, global, ...) programming, multi-criteria analysis, approximation theory, computational geometry, statistics, etc.
Recently, there have been several new developments in location analysis. The aim of this special issue is to collect high quality papers that address recent advances in theory, practice and application. Potential topics include, but are not limited to:
* network location, * continuous location, * discrete location, * obnoxious location, * competitive location, * hub location, * location-routing, * location applications (logistics, network design), * exact and heuristic solution methods.
Researchers from all relevant disciplines are invited to consider this special issue as an outlet to publish their high quality work on the topic.
Submission Guidelines:
All manuscripts should be submitted electronically via the Elsevier Editorial System (EES) http://ees.elsevier.com/cor http://ees.elsevier.com/cor. Corresponding author must select Special Issue: Recent Advances in Location Analysis as the Article Type to make sure that the paper will be considered for the special issue.
Important Dates:
The deadline for submission to the special issue is October 28, 2013. The plan is to publish the special issue in early 2015.
Guest Editors:
Sibel A. Alumur
Department of Industrial Engineering
TOBB University of Economics and Technology
Ankara, Turkey
e-mail: mailto:salumur@etu.edu.tr salumur@etu.edu.tr
Bahar Y. Kara
Department of Industrial Engineering
Bilkent University
Ankara, Turkey
e-mail: mailto:bkara@bilkent.edu.tr bkara@bilkent.edu.tr
Dear Colleagues,
Submissions to the Computers & Operations Research Special Issue on "Recent Advances in Location Analysis" has been closed.
We had more than 60 submissions. This is a lot more than we anticipated. Thank you very much all for your contribution.
We particularly want to thank those of you who accepted to act as a reviewer. Your time and efforts will especially be valuable for the success of this special issue.
Best regards,
Sibel & Bahar
From: Ewgla [mailto:ewgla-bounces@euro-online.org] On Behalf Of Sibel Alumur Alev Sent: Monday, September 30, 2013 10:59 AM To: ewgla@euro-online.org; location-analysis@list.informs.org Subject: [Ewgla] Deadline Extension - Special Issue on "Recent Advances in Location Analysis"
New Submission Deadline: October 28, 2013
Call for Papers
Computers & Operations Research
Special Issue on "Recent Advances in Location Analysis"
Guest Editors: Sibel A. Alumur, Bahar Y. Kara
The subjects of interest within location analysis are of many kinds, centering on the optimal choice of locations for one or more facilities, within any framework (the classical settings being discrete, network, and planar) in a way that optimizes a certain objective such as minimizing transportation costs, providing equitable service to customers, capturing the largest market share, etc. Many other fields have direct connections with location analysis, either by subject such as transportation and routing, supply chain management, environmental studies, layout and design, data and cluster analysis, or as techniques, like mathematical (linear, integer, non-linear, convex, global, ...) programming, multi-criteria analysis, approximation theory, computational geometry, statistics, etc.
Recently, there have been several new developments in location analysis. The aim of this special issue is to collect high quality papers that address recent advances in theory, practice and application. Potential topics include, but are not limited to:
* network location, * continuous location, * discrete location, * obnoxious location, * competitive location, * hub location, * location-routing, * location applications (logistics, network design), * exact and heuristic solution methods.
Researchers from all relevant disciplines are invited to consider this special issue as an outlet to publish their high quality work on the topic.
Submission Guidelines:
All manuscripts should be submitted electronically via the Elsevier Editorial System (EES) http://ees.elsevier.com/cor http://ees.elsevier.com/cor. Corresponding author must select Special Issue: Recent Advances in Location Analysis as the Article Type to make sure that the paper will be considered for the special issue.
Important Dates:
The deadline for submission to the special issue is October 28, 2013. The plan is to publish the special issue in early 2015.
Guest Editors:
Sibel A. Alumur
Department of Industrial Engineering
TOBB University of Economics and Technology
Ankara, Turkey
e-mail: mailto:salumur@etu.edu.tr salumur@etu.edu.tr
Bahar Y. Kara
Department of Industrial Engineering
Bilkent University
Ankara, Turkey
e-mail: mailto:bkara@bilkent.edu.tr bkara@bilkent.edu.tr
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Sibel Alumur Alev