AWARDS
Two special awards have been attributed during the banquet of the IFAC MIM 2016 conference with the aim to honor distinctive contributions: the Best Paper Award and the Young Researcher Award.
The selection was assessed in two stages:
- First, a jury committee identified several finalists among the best papers accepted based on the reviewers’ comments as well as his/her own reading of the papers
- Second, finalists exposed their work to the jury during sessions at the conference, and the winners have been chosen after deliberation before the banquet. Young researcher award nomination required a presentation by a speaker registered as a student.
Judging was based on subject matter, use of appropriate methodological rigor, contribution/originality, results, clarity of writing and/or presentation, significance of the paper to the conference general theme, originality and timeliness.
Caroline Prodhon (Chair)
Daoud Ait-Kadi
Hassane Alla
Alexandre Dolgui
Frédéric Gardi
Dmitry Ivanov
Fabio Sgarbossa
Reza Tavakkoli-Moghaddam
Farouk Yalaoui
The 4 finalists:
Sophie Hennequin, Laura Maria Ramirez Restrepo, “Fuzzy model of a joint maintenance and production control under sustainability constraints”
C. Caputo, Pacifico M. Pelagagge, Paolo Salini “Selection of assembly lines feeding policies based on parts features”
Nikolay A. Korgin, Vsevolod O. Korepanov “Experimental Gaming Analysis of ADMM Dynamic Distributed Optimization Algorithm”
Maxime Chassaing, Gérard Fleury, Christophe Duhamel, Philippe Lacomme “Determination of robust solutions for the DARP with variations in transportation time”
And the winner was :
Maxime Chassaing, Gérard Fleury, Christophe Duhamel, Philippe Lacomme
“Determination of robust solutions for the DARP with variations in transportation time”
The 4 finalists:
Quan Liu, Ayeley Tchangani, François Pérès “Modelling Complex Large Scale Systems Using Object Oriented Bayesian Networks (OOBN)”
Azeddine Cheref, Christian Artigues, Jean-Charles Billaut “A new robust approach for a production scheduling and delivery routing problem”
Roberto Pinto, Ruggero Golini, Alexandra Lagorio “Loading/unloading lay-by areas location and sizing: a mixed analytic-Monte Carlo simulation approach”
Can Sun, Thomas Rose, Claudia Colella, Jürgen Schubert “One small change can lead to large complexity: a first glimpse at the Master Data change and its impact on the semiconductor supply chain”
And the winner was :
Can Sun, Thomas Rose, Claudia Colella, Jürgen Schubert
“One small change can lead to large complexity: a first glimpse at the Master Data change and its impact on the semiconductor supply chain”
