Participants list

• Magdalena Hedrzak (Poland): Assumptions for the simulation model of the dynamics of changes in the number of the common hamster (Cricetus Cricetus)
• Dominica Cywicka (Poland): The model of exploitation of the red deer (Cervus elaphus) population within the hunting districts surrounding the given National Parks
• Reza Pourmoayed (Denmark): A hierarchical Markov decision process modelling  feeding and marketing decisions of growing pigs Part 1 Part 2
• Ozan Evkaya (Turkey): Nonlinear Optimization of the Indemnity Level under Drought Hazard and Basis Risk
• Esteve Nadal (Spain): Optimal planning of a pig supply chain under uncertainty
• Jordi Mateo (Spain): Paralellisation of the CBD algorithm to speed up the optimisation of supply chain models
• Ann-Kathrin Mueller (Germany): Optimization of Biomass Value Chains for Material and Energetic Utilization
• Nir Halman (Israel): Fully Polynomial Time Approximation Schemes for Stochastic Dynamic Programs
• Gaston Notte (Uruguay): Food Resources Allocation in Pastoral Diary Production Systems
• Vladimir Caceres (Peru): OR for Sustainable development of rural areas in Peruvian Andes
• Vladimir Soto (Chile): An optimization model for planning fruit transport from cold storages to packing plants
• Morteza Zangeneh (Iran): Developing location indicators of agricultural service center location problem using Delphi-TOPSIS-FAHP
• Narges Banaeian (Iran): Green supplier selection in raw material and packaging of food
  industry using a compound approach
• Nicholas Mason (USA): Using Auctions as Coordination Mechanisms for Planning Perishable Crop Production
• Ali Asghar (Pakistan): Development of low fat muffins using carbohydrate based fat replacer
• Thakur Upadhyay (Norway): Importance of biomass qualities in biomass supply chains for bioenergy production: A goal programming approach
• Yael Perlman (Israel): Analysis of Pricing Strategies in a Supply Chain under Uncertain Demand

Speaker Info

Audio/Visual equipment

Lectures of invited speakers and contributions of participants will be given in the “Sala de Juntes”, Faculty of Law and Economics. The room is equipped with a desktop PC connected to a LCD projector. The computers contain up-to-date software for the main presentation formats (PowerPoint, MS Office, PDF, Postscript) and have USB connections for memory cards. You can either use your laptop or transfer your presentation onto the desktop. Overhead transparency projectors will be provided as needed. The day after the session begins, all presenters should set up and test their presentation and the connection with the LCD projector.

Speaker information for participants

Time your presentation to fit the allotted time (55 minutes including discussion and questions), allowing time for questions and audience participation. Feel free to bring along copies of your paper to distribute or to provide a handout with related information