Paul Calamai
Professor
SYSTEMS DESIGN ENGINEERING
University of Waterloo
Canada
Biography
Paul Calamai received his PhD (Waterloo). The focus of my research is on problems in resource management. In the past my work concentrated on a class of problems called location-allocation problems. New methodologies, as well as state-of- the-art algorithms, were developed for a large class of these problems. Industrial applications include those involving layouts (ex. plant floor, circuit component), data analysis (ex. clustering, classification), and facility location-allocation (ex. warehousing, distribution, communications).
Research Interest
The focus of my research is on problems in resource management. In the past my work concentrated on a class of problems called location-allocation problems. New methodologies, as well as state-of- the-art algorithms, were developed for a large class of these problems. Industrial applications include those involving layouts (ex. plant floor, circuit component), data analysis (ex. clustering, classification), and facility location-allocation (ex. warehousing, distribution, communications).
Publications
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Bowerman R, Hall B, Calamai P. A multi-objective optimization approach to urban school bus routing: Formulation and solution method. Transportation Research Part A: Policy and Practice. 1995 Mar 31;29(2):107-23.
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Calamai PH, Moré JJ. Projected gradient methods for linearly constrained problems. Mathematical programming. 1987 Sep 1;39(1):93-116.
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Vicente LN, Calamai PH. Bilevel and multilevel programming: A bibliography review. Journal of Global optimization. 1994 Oct 1;5(3):291-306.
