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Gregorio Tirado Domínguez

Profesor Contratado Doctor (Professor)
Department of Statistics and Opertional Research II (Decision Methods)

School of Economics & Business

Complutense University of Madrid

Program DEC-HUMLOG: Decision Aid Models and Humanitarian Logistics

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Bio

Associate Professor at University Complutense of Madrid since 2015. PhD in Mathematics from University Complutense of Madrid (Spain) in 2009. Academic visitor at Universita degli Studi di Milano (Crema, Italy, 3 months), University of Colorado at Boulder (Boulder, EEUU, 3 months) and the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (Trondheim, Norway, 6+3 months). Collaborator in several projects for International Cooperation for Educational Development (Mozambique).

Research interests

Optimization; Mathematical programming; Commercial and Humanitarian Logistics; Vehicle Routing Problems; Heuristics and Metaheuristics.

Contact details

 

gregoriotd@mat.ucm.es

 

Personal webpage:

http://www.mat.ucm.es/~gregoriotd/

Selected Publications

  • S. Braaten, Ola Gjønnes, L.M. Hvattum and G. Tirado (2017) “Heuristics for the Robust Vehicle Routing Problem with Time Windows”, Expert Systems With Applications. 77: 136-147.

  • J.M. Ferrer, M.T. Ortuño and G. Tirado (2016) “A GRASP metaheuristic for humanitarian aid distribution”, Journal of Heuristics. 22: 55-87.

  • A. Felipe, M.T. Ortuño, G. Righini and G. Tirado (2014) “A heuristic approach for the Green Vehicle Routing Problem with Multiple Technologies and Partial Recharges”, Transportation Research Part E: Logistics and Transportation Review. 71: 111-128.

  • F. Liberatore, B. Vitoriano, M.T. Ortuño, G. Tirado, and M.P. Scaparra (2014) “A hierarchical compromise model for the joint optimization of recovery operations and distribution of emergency goods in Humanitarian Logistics”, Computers & Operations Research. 42: 3-13.

  • M.T. Ortuño, G. Tirado, B. Vitoriano and J. Montero (2011) “A multi-criteria optimization model for humanitarian aid distribution”, Journal of Global Optimization 51: 189-208.