Research

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Research Interests

My research interests include military operations research, expeditionary logistics with risk, as well as inventory control, production applications, healthcare systems, and national security. A central theme to my research is making these decisions under conditions of uncertainty or while managing a set of risks. My most current work focuses on using nonstationary queuing theory, scheduling, and forecasting to conduct capacity planning and performance analysis for expeditionary logistics networks with risk.

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Research Statement [PDF]

Ph.D. Dissertation Topic: Assessing Uncertainty & Risk in an Expeditionary Military Logistics Network [PDF]