Daniel Serra
Professor
Department of Economics and Business
University Pompeu Fabra
Spain
Biography
Academic degrees: Bachelor in economics and business, Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona, 1984 Master in economics and systems analysis for public decision making, Whiting School of Engineering, the Johns Hopkins University, 1987. PhD, Whiting School of Engineering, The Johns Hopkins University, 1989, Visiting professor, 1991-1993 Academic degrees: Bachelor in economics and business, Universitat Autónoma de Barcelona, 1984 Master in economics and systems analysis for public decision making, Whiting School of Engineering, the Johns Hopkins University, 1987. PhD, Whiting School of Engineering, The Johns Hopkins University, 1989, Visiting professor, 1991-1993
Research Interest
Main Research Interests Logistics Location modelling. Fleet management. Supply chain management. Reverse logistics. Geographical Information Systems. Transportation. Quantitative models for decision making Linear, integer and multiobjective programming. Metaheuristics. Network models. Queuing systems. Project management. Health care management: Emergency systems. Queuing modelling. Health care services management. Transportation systems Regional and urban economics Cost-benefit analysis, economic impact of large infrastructures, Financing of infrastructures, toll systems.
Publications
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Serra, Daniel, and Revelle, Charles. Competitive Location and Pricing on Networks, Geographical Analysis, 31(2), 109-129, 1999
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Silva, Francisco, and Serra, Daniel. Locating Emergency Services with Priority Rules: The Priority Queuing Covering Location Problem, Journal of the Operational Research Society, 59, 1229-1238, 2008
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Marianov, Vladimir, and Serra, Daniel. Median problems in networks, H. A . Eiselt and V. Marianov (eds), "Foundations of Location Theory", Ed. Springer, 39-70, 2011
