We are inviting papers, for a special issue of the Journal of the Operational Research Society (JORS) that focusses on Multi-Disciplinary Scheduling. The topic of this special issue will cover all aspects of scheduling and could cover, but not be limited to, the following disciplines:
- Artificial Intelligence
- Manufacturing
- Computer Science
- Mathematics
- Engineering
- Operational Research
- Management
The scope of this special issue includes (but is not limited to):
- Agent Based Scheduling
- Meta-heuristic Search
- Algorithmics
- Multi-processor Scheduling
- Applications
- Process Scheduling
- Automated Reasoning
- Production Scheduling
- Batch Scheduling
- Real World Scheduling
- Commercial Packages
- Real-Time Scheduling
- Complexity of Scheduling Problems
- Rostering
- Constraint Logic Programming
- Rule-Based Expert Systems
- Delivery Scheduling
- Shop-Floor Scheduling
- Evolutionary Algorithms
- Sports Scheduling
- Heuristic Search
- Theoretical Scheduling
- Knowledge-Based Systems
- Timetabling
- Large Scale Scheduling
- Transport Scheduling
- Local Search
- Vehicle Routing
- Machine Scheduling
This is an open call but we would particularly welcome extended papers of those presented at the 8th MISTA (Multidisciplinary International Scheduling Conference: Theory and Applications) conference that will place 5-8 Dec 2017 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The conference serves as a forum for an international community of researchers, practitioners and vendors on all aspects of multi-disciplinary scheduling. These papers must make an additional contribution, they must cite the conference paper (or abstract) and explicitly state what the additional contribution is See http://www.schedulingconference.org/ for details of the conference.
How can I contribute?
Papers should be submitted using the JORS submission system.
https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/ors-jors
You should submit a covering letter stating the paper is being submitted to the special issue on Multi-Disciplinary Scheduling so that the paper can be routed correctly.
Editorial information
- Guest Editor: Paul Harper (harper@cardiff.ac.uk)