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Research Dr.
Grisselle Centeno’s
research has examined optimization based approaches for the planning and
control of operations in transportation industries, as well as in
manufacturing and healthcare environments. Her work addressed modeling and
solution of short-term capacity allocation. She possesses experience in
working with large-scale mathematical programming models, developing
heuristic solution methods, and building decision support systems. Dr.
Centeno is currently involved in funded research in
the areas of Security Modeling & Simulation for major airports,
Maintenance Support Systems & Decision Making models for Transit Systems,
and Capacity Planning & Pricing models for Parking services and the
Healthcare Industry. She is also a Co-PI for the STARS NSF GK-12 Fellows Project granted
to the University of South Florida which focuses on the most neglected group
of children: grades 3-5 students by building a unique program that infuses
engineering and science principles into the elementary classrooms. Her
research interest is expanding into the areas of demand forecasting models
for analysis and system planning including operations management
applications. Current Sponsored
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