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Scheduling the Operation Desert Storm Airlift: An Advanced Automated Scheduling Support System

Record Type:	Projected and video material : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Scheduling the Operation Desert Storm Airlift: An Advanced Automated Scheduling Support System/ Produced by Institute of Operations Research and the Management Sciences
Published:	Linthicum, MD :Institute of Operations Research and the Management Sciences :
Description:	1 computer laser optical disc :sd., col. ;4 3/4 in.
Notes:	At the head of title on container: Informs/CPMS
Series:	Edelman award for management science achievement;
Subject:	Management Science -

Scheduling the Operation Desert Storm Airlift: An Advanced Automated Scheduling Support System
Scheduling the Operation Desert Storm Airlift: An Advanced Automated Scheduling Support System[videorecording] /Produced by Institute of Operations Research and the Management Sciences - Linthicum, MD :Institute of Operations Research and the Management Sciences - 1 computer laser optical disc :sd., col. ;4 3/4 in. - Edelman award for management science achievement;[v.65].

At the head of title on container: Informs/CPMS

Presentors, Michael R. Hilliard, Rajendra S. Solanki, Ingrid K. Busch, Cheng Liu, Ronald D. Kraemer, Glen Harrison

An Airlift Deployment Analysis System planned for the summer of 1991 was accelerated on the shortest of notice for Operation Desert Storm. A dynamic programming algorithm is embedded within a rule-based heuristic, within constraints, for the most efficient delivery of cargo with a minimum of flying hours. An additional benefit is the ability to schedule hundreds of missions in minutes, instead of hours, as required by traditional approaches.

VCD format.

US120.00Subjects--Topical Terms:

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Management Science

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