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SUMMARY:EURO2015
DESCRIPTION:Stream in Behavioural OR\nStream organizers: \nL. Alberto Franco\nl.a.franco@lboro.ac.uk\nLoughborough University\, UK \nRaimo P. Hämäläinen\nraimo.hamalainen@aalto.fi\nAalto University\, Finland \nKEYNOTE: Raimo P. Hämäläinen: Behavioural Operational Research\nVideo recording of the presentation coming later. \nBehavioural OR general papers\n\nPhilip Jones: A hitchhiker’s guide to putting behaviour change ideas into behavioural OR\nJukka Luoma: Model-based organizational decision making: A behavioral lens\nSang-Won Kim: The impact of consumer behaviour on optimal allocations\n\nBehavioural issues in forecasting\n\nKonstantinos Nikolopoulos\, Christina Phillips: Forecasting for a simultaneous regular and non-regular production planning of multipurpose batch plants: a behavioural operations perspective in a Pharmaceutical company\nXia Meng: Cross-cultural differences in judgmental forecasting\nShari De Baets\, Nigel Harvey: Allowing for promotion effects in judgmental forecasting: Effects of series type and provision of formal forecasts\nFotios Petropoulos\, Nikolaos Kourentzes\, Konstantinos Nikolopoulos: DIY forecasting: judgment\, models and judgmental model selection\n\nBehavioural issues in simulation modelling and use\n\nStewart Robinson\, Anastasia Gogi\, Antuela Tako: Generating insights in a simulation project: the consultant’s perspective\nHubert Korzilius: A different outlook on stock-flow tasks. Using eye tracking methodology to explore eye movements of problem solvers\nDuncan Robertson\, L. Alberto Franco: An agent-based model of knowledge transferal\n\nBehavioural issues in decision analysis practice I\n\nTuomas Lahtinen\, Raimo P. Hämäläinen: Path dependence in operational research: An illustration with the even swaps decision analysis method\nIan Durbach\, Gilberto Montibeller: Behavioural analytics: exploring behavioral patterns in large data sets\nKai Helge Becker\, Ana Barcus: Understanding the challenges of decision-analytic interventions in organisations — a practice-based framework\nGilberto Montibeller\, Detlof von Winterfeldt: Biases and Debiasing in Risk and Decision Analysis Modelling\n\nBehavioural issues in decision analysis practice II\n\nLisette Firet\, Etienne Rouwette\, J. Vennix: Processing of information via decision making protocols\nJudit Lienert\, Mert Duygan\, Jun Zheng: Preference stability over time using two weight elicitation methods for wastewater infrastructure planning\nKinga Lowrie: Facilitating non-expert use of decision analytical models\nKonstantinos Katsikopoulos\, Niklas Keller: Two possible pitfalls when importing behavioural science to OR; and a demonstration in military stability operations\n\nBehavioural issues in OR interventions\n\nThanos Papadopoulos\, Elena Tavella: Towards a dynamic learning perspective of facilitated modelling\nJonathan Malpass: Understanding the impact of stakeholder behavior in preparing forecasts\nL. Alberto Franco\, Etienne Rouwette: Exploring the behavioural dimension of OR intervention: Variance\, process and modelling approaches\nMike Yearworth\, Leroy White\, Richard Ormerod: The performative idiom and PSMs\n\nBehavioural issues in negotiation theory and support\n\nTomasz Wachowicz\, Gregory Kersten\, Ewa Roszkowska: The impact of preference visualization and the negotiators’ profiles on scoring system accuracy\nMichael Filzmoser\, Rudolf Vetschera: The influence of different support approaches on negotiation processes and outcomes\nMareike Schoop\, Dominik Schoop: Securing e-negotiation deals\n\nBehavioural OR and emergency planning\n\nYasushi Sugimoto\, K. Nadia Papamichail\, Anita Greenhill: Face-to-face versus computer-mediated collaborative decision making processes: A scenario-based approach\nNavonil Mustafee\, John Powell: The role of knowledge in risk identification and management: the 2014 Ebola outbreak\nThyago C. Nepomuceno\, Ana Paula Costa: The behavior of violent crimes as an extension of property offenses in the world’s most violent cities.\nNikolaos Argyris\, Simon French: Behavioural issues in nuclear emergency decision support\n\nBehavioural OR: The next 10 years (Discussion Panel)\n \nChair: L. Alberto Franco \n\nKonstantinos Katsikopoulos: A decision analysis perspective\nRudolf Vetschera: A group decision and negotiation perspective\nKonstantinos Nikolopoulos: A supply chain forecasting perspective\nEtienne Rouwette: A cognitive perspective\nKai Helge Becker: A social science and mathematical modelling perspective
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