Lewis Ntaimo, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Industrial and
Systems Engineering,
Texas A&M University
3131 TAMU, College Station, Texas 77843, USA.
Office: 239C Zachry Engineering Center
Phone: 979-862 4066 Fax: 979-847 9005
Email: ntaimo at tamu dot edu
Other Positions:
Vice Chair for the INFORMS
Optimization Society - 2008-present
Research Advisor for Operations Research
for the
Arizona Center
for Integrative Modeling
and Simulation (ACIMS)- 2006-present
Lewis Ntaimo received his Ph.D. in Systems and Industrial Engineering from the University of Arizona (2004), M.S. in Mining and Geological Engineering (2000) and B.S. in Mining Engineering (1998), both from the University of Arizona. Dr. Ntaimo received his Engineer-In-Training (EIT) certification (07760) in June 1999, State of Arizona, USA. Dr. Ntaimo's research interests are in stochastic programming, systems modeling and engineering processes, and discrete event modeling and simulation. Applications of interest include wildfire planning, healthcare, wind energy, and homeland security.
Research:
- Stochastic programming; large-scale computational optimization
- Systems modeling and systems engineering processes
- Discrete event modeling and simulation
- Dynamic data driven application systems
Applications:
- Wildfires: Response planning under uncertainty
- Healthcare: Patient service and resource management
- Wind energy: Operations and maintenance of wind turbines
- Homeland security: Petrochemical transportation security
Teaching: Fall 2010
- ISEN 636 Large-Scale Stochastic Optimization - Course Website
- ISEN 416 Facilities Location, Layout and Material Handling