Program

Friday, June 25

13:00-13:15Opening Session
13:25-14:40TS1: Supply Chain Management
14:40-15:00Break
15:00-16:40TS2: Production Scheduling and Management
16:40-17:00Break
17:00-18:00Keynote Speech 1 (Professor Erwin Pesch)

Saturday, June 26

9:00-10:00Keynote Speech 2 (Professor Nicholas G. Hall)
10:00-10:20Break
10:20-12:00TS3: Resource Allocation and Planning
12:00-13:00Lunch Break
13:00-14:40TS4: Heuristic Algorithms for Optimization
14:40-15:00Break
15:00-16:00Keynote Speech 3 (Professor Toshiya Kaihara)
16:00-16:20Break
16:20-18:00OS1: Urban Operations Research 1

Sunday, June 27

9:00-10:40OS2: Urban Operations Research 2
10:40-11:00Break
11:00-12:15TS5: Robust Optimization
12:15-12:30Closing Session

Friday, June 25

13:00-13:15Opening Session
13:25-14:40TS1: Supply Chain Management
TS1-1:A bilevel production planning using machine learning based customer’s modeling
Jun Nakao and Tatsushi Nishi
TS1-2:Robust optimization for a dual-channel closed-loop supply chain with cost and demand uncertainty
Essam Kaoud, Mohammad A. M. Abdel-Aal, Tatsuhiko Sakaguchi and Naoki Uchiyama
TS1-3:Robust multi criteria decision making model for supplier selection in fuzzy environment
Md. Mohibul Islam and Masahiro Arakawa
14:40-15:00Break
15:00-16:40TS2: Production Scheduling and Management
TS2-1:A comparison of integer programming based models for parallel machine batch scheduling
Hiroto Ueda, Yunfei Chen, Ken Sato, Maiko Shigeno and Ushio Sumita
TS2-2:Estimating weighting factors using approximate solutions of multi-objective scheduling problems
Hidetoshi Togo, Kohei Asanuma and Tatsushi Nishi
TS2-3:An application of structural design exploration to multi-objective permutation flow shop scheduling problem
Masato Toi, Masataka Kaihara, Yutaka Nomaguchi and Kikuo Fujita
TS2-4:Surrogate-assisted genetic programming for multi-objective dynamic job shop scheduling with machine breakdowns
Salama Shady, Toshiya Kaihara, Nobutada Fujii and Daisuke Kokuryo
16:40-17:00Break
17:00-18:00Keynote Speech 1
K1:Conflict-free crane scheduling in a seaport terminal
Professor Erwin Pesch (Department of Management Information Science, University of Siegen and Center for Advanced Studies in Management, HHL Leipzig Graduate School of Management, Germany)
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Saturday, June 26

09:00-10:00Keynote Speech 2
K2:A new design for tournaments
Professor Nicholas G. Hall (Fisher College of Business, Ohio State University, United States)
10:00-10:20Break
10:20-12:00TS3: Resource Allocation and Planning
TS3-1:Optimal relocation plan for improving management of bookshelves – A case study at Nanzan University Library –
Aino Ohnishi, Atsuo Suzuki and Shungo Koichi
TS3-2:Optimization approaches for a heterogeneous-resource allocation problem to optimize production capacity
Muhammad Akbar, Takashi Irohara, Yutaka Itou and Tomohiro Takahashi
TS3-3:Computationally efficient and widely applicable models for nurse scheduling
Naoaki Katoh, Wei Wu and Atsuko Ikegami
TS3-4:Nursery teacher scheduling based on shift preference satisfaction
Yoshito Namba, Mari Ito, Ryuta Takashima and Masatake Hirao
12:00-13:00Break
13:00-14:40TS4: Heuristic Algorithms for Optimization
TS4-1:Adaptive comprehensive learning particle swarm optimization with a parameter control method
Ziang Liu and Tatsushi Nishi
TS4-2:A heuristic algorithm based on tabu search for the linear ordering problem
Masahiro Sakabe and Mutsunori Yagiura
TS4-3:On the integrality gap of a point-to-point based airline network design problem
Shungo Koichi, Mihiro Sasaki and Jinha Hibino
TS4-4:Minimizing carry-over effect values under restricted breaks for round-robin tournament
Fei Xue, Haijunfu Ma and Maiko Shigeno
14:40-15:00Break
15:00-16:00Keynote Speech 3
K3:An innovative systems approach for designing Society 5.0
Professor Toshiya Kaihara (Graduate School of System Informatics, Kobe University, Japan)
16:00-16:20Break
16:20-18:00OS1: Urban Operations Research 1
OS1-1:A study on the driving characteristics of high capacity vehicles in Japan by k-means clustering analysis
Thuta Kyaw Win, Daisuke Watanabe and Tetsuro Hyodo
OS1-2:Travel behavior and optimal length of toll road
Masashi Miyagawa
OS1-3:A basic study of outlier path detection based on inverse shortest paths problem
Hiroyuki Hasada, Daisuke Hasegawa and Yudai Honma
OS1-4:Exact solution algorithm of continuous two-hub location problem using BTST method
Atsuo Suzuki
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Sunday, June 27

09:00-10:40OS2: Urban Operations Research 2
OS2-1:Investigation of livelihood support services considering factors that prevent elderly people from going out
Tomoki Sanada and Aya Ishigaki
OS2-2:Optimal policy for the renovation of historical buildings – Combination of theoretical model and real data survey –
Kaori Isawa, Hiroko Watanabe, Daisuke Hasegawa and Yudai Honma
OS2-3:Trip length distribution of shortest travel path that includes a visit to a facility on a continuous network
Ken-ichi Tanaka and Kazuki Tanno
OS2-4:Point-to-point airline network design under cooperation and competition
Jinha Hibino, Shungo Koichi, Takehiro Furuta and Mihiro Sasaki
10:40-11:00Break
11:00-12:15TS5: Robust Optimization
TS5-1:A simulation based method for project schedule management with stochastic activity duration
Daisuke Morita and Haruhiko Suwa
TS5-2:Preventive maintenance of offshore wind turbines with seasonality
Kyoka Yamada and Koichi Nakade
TS5-3:A heuristic dynamic programming method for the robust knapsack problem
Wei Wu, Jiabao Zhang, Yannan Hu and Mutsunori Yagiura
12:15-12:30Closing Session
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