Serra Daniel

Daniel Serra

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Found 9 papers in total
Location models for ceding market share and shrinking services
Location models for ceding market share and shrinking services
2007
New location models are presented here for exploring the reduction of facilities in a...
A new chance-constrained maximum capture location problem
A new chance-constrained maximum capture location problem
2003
The paper presents a new model on the basic Maximum Capture model, MAXCAP. The new...
Location models for airline hubs behaving as M/D/c queues
Location models for airline hubs behaving as M/D/c queues
2003
Models are presented for the optimal location of hubs in airline networks, which take...
Location–allocation of multiple-server service centers with constrained queues or waiting times
Location–allocation of multiple-server service centers with constrained queues or waiting times
2002
Recently, the authors have formulated new models for the location of congested...
Hierarchical location–allocation models for congested systems
Hierarchical location–allocation models for congested systems
2001
In this paper we address the issue of locating hierarchical facilities in the presence...
Location of hubs in a competitive environment
Location of hubs in a competitive environment
1999
We offer a formulation that locates hubs on a network in a competitive environment;...
The p-median problem in a changing network: The case of Barcelona
The p-median problem in a changing network: The case of Barcelona
1998
In this paper a p -median-like model is formulated to address the issue of locating...
The maximum-capture hierarchical location problem
The maximum-capture hierarchical location problem
1992
In this paper we present a 0-1 integer programming model for locating services with a...
The maximum capture problem including relocation
The maximum capture problem including relocation
1991
In an earlier work on facility siting in a competitive environment it was shown how to...
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