Poster Information
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Assessing the needs of the working poor during a pandemic
Terrence M. (Terry) O'Sullivan, PhD
Cranfield University, UK
The Impact of Gender on Humanitarian Logistics
Peter Tatham
University of Akron
Relationship Building in Humanitarian Relief Supply Chains: A Research Agenda
Paul Larson
University of Manitoba
V2V: Design of A Blood Flow System
Adebola Osuntogun
Georgia Tech
An Analysis of Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank
Canan Gunes
CMU
Improving the Pan American Health Organization’s Vaccine Supply Chain
Jesica Heier
Georgia Tech
Investigating the Effects of Partnerships on Local Health Departments Preparedness
Sergey Sotnikov
CDC
Using the Internet to Communicate Disaster Information to Individuals with Disabilities and Chronic Illness
Owen Kulemeka
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
WFP Supply Chain Reoptimization
James Wade and Lawrence Lee
Georgia Tech
Investigating the Use of Intermodal Transportation in Humanitarian Supply Chains
Lesley Strawderman
Missisipi State University
ABSTRACT OF THE POSTER FOR THE HUMANITARIAN LOGISTICS CONFERENCE
Carlo Davila Payan
GT - CARE
A web based system for homeless shelters
Abisheak Iyer
Georgia Tech
Efficient Utilization of Mobile Facilities in Humanitarian Logistics
Russell Halper
UMD
Mass Casualty Behavior Triage (MCBT): A Model for Efficient, Rapid, Mass Casualty Disaster Behavior Health Triage
PeJaze Havice
Colorado Medical Society
Planning for Pandemic- Quarantine, Isolation and Social Distancing: Behavioral Health
Community Based Approach for Natural Disaster Management in Sri Lanka
Pb Dharmesane
Sri Lanka - Consultant
Reliable and Low-cost Mobile Ad Hoc Wireless Networks
Ashwin Paranjpe
Georgia Tech
Sociocultural Considerations for Resource Allocation Models of HIV Prevention Methods
Rupa Valdez
University of Wisconson - Madison
Application of Voronoi Based Heuristic for Facility Location in Disasters
Miguel Jaller
RPI
An analysis of the immediate resource requirements after Hurricane Katrina: Policy implications for disaster response
Private Industry Case Studies in Humanitarian Logistics
Monica Villareal
Georgia Tech
Debris collection Operations
Monica and Antonio
Georgia Tech
Estimating Material Convergence: Flow of Donations for Hurricane Katrina
Lisa Destro
RPI
Supply chain process review in NGO operation (country level)
Moin Islam
Georgia Tech
Emergency logistics issues impacting the response to Hurricane Katrina
Noel Perez
RPI
Engineers without borders: Providing Technical Assistance to Mungoa-goa, Cameroon: Site Assessment Trip
Angela Rice
Georgia Tech
Analysis of MSF-Spain stock levels for on-going projects and the option of creating a new distribution center in East Africa
Maria Laura Varela
MIT Zaragoza
Monitoring Blood Supply Safety in Developing Regions
Syephen Thomas
GT CoC
WFP IT
Luyi Gui and Kael Stilp
Georgia Tech
Towards a Research Agenda for Aollaborative crisis Response Management
Ulrike Lechner
Universität der Bundeswehr München
Heuristics for Emergency Response Supply Chains
Erica Gralla
MIT
Decision-support for Mass Vaccination During a Pandemic Influenza Using Agent-based Modeling
Jay Schindler
Northrop Grumman Corporation
UNHCR: Design of a Centrally Managed Stockpiling System to Support Refugees and IDPs
Patricio Bichara
Georgia Tech
CARE: Pre-positioning Relief Supplies
Marco Gutierrez
Georgia Tech
Three Central Stockpiles for 33 Million Beneficiaries: UNHCR’s
Jessica Mccoy
Stanford
Medshare International Environmental Sustainability
Corey Johnson
Georgia Tech
A Decision Model for Volunteer Management in Humanitarian Organizations
Mauro Falasca
Virginia Tech
Study of Deworming Gifts-In-Kind Logistics
Jackie Griffin
Georgia Tech
A Dynamic Distribution Model for Hurricane Relief
Desiree Tejada
Florida International UniversitY