Georgia Institute of Technology The Supply Chain and Logistics Institute

Center for Resource Scheduling

Developing models and algorithms that provide practical solutions for

  • Large scale scheduling problems
  • Scheduling scarce resources under complex constraints
  • Addressing practical scheduling issues including variability and uncertainty
  • Integrating collaboration and optimization in developing schedules
  • CENTER SPOTLIGHT
  • ISyE professors George Nemhauser (right) and Ellis Airline Optimization in ISyE
    Atlanta (January 4, 2010) — Air transportation networks have always been a fertile field for optimization applications and will continue to be so as we begin to work on new problems involving online optimization and optimization under uncertainty.
  • Dr. Barry C. Smith Barry C. Smith Continues As Edenfield Executive-in-Residence
    Atlanta (June 1, 2009) — The H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering welcomes back Dr. Barry C. Smith as Edenfield Executive-in-Residence for the 2009-2010 year.Smith, whose appointment began in 2008, will continue working on a project for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to redesign the National Airspace System (NAS).
  • (L to R) Ellis Johnson, Coca-Cola Chaired Professo SCL Welcomes Global Logistics Scholar to Campus
    Atlanta (August 7, 2007) — The H. Milton Stewart School of ISyE's Supply Chain and Logistics Institute (SCL) is hosting Dr. Meilong "Charles* Le, a Global Logistics Scholar, for the next two years. "We look forward to having Professor Le at Georgia Tech as a Global Logistics Scholar,* said Don Ratliff, SCL's Executive Director. "He has much to contribute to our understanding of Chinese port operations and China's role in the global economy.*
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