Computers & Operations Research, Volume 2

Volume 2, Number 1, April 1975

• Deepak Bammi:
  Allocation of police beats to patrol units to minimize response time to calls for service. 1-12
  
• Robert E. Markland, Robert J. Newett:
  Analyzing commodity market trading strategies within a corporate environment. 13-25
  
• Charles G. DeWald, Arnold C. Keller:
  A network model and conductor shape classification scheme for the macro-routing of digital printed circuit cards. 27-37
  
• Arne Mjøsund:
  Toward a strategy for information needs analysis. 39-47
  
• Gary R. Wells:
  A sensitivity analysis of simulated River Basin planning for capital budgeting decisions. 49-54
  
• Shaul P. Ladany:
  A model for optimal design of keyboards. 55-59
  

Volume 2, Number 2, September 1975

• Charles G. DeWald, Lewis H. Geyer:
  An operations research approach to the modeling and analysis of different feature sets proposed for human perception of capital letters. 61-70
  
• Abraham Charnes, David Karney, Darwin Klingman, Joel David Stutz, Fred Glover:
  Past, present and future of large scale transshipment computer codes and applications. 71-81
  
• Jatinder N. D. Gupta:
  A search algorithm for the generalized flowshop scheduling problem. 83-90
  
• Gilbert R. Gordon, Julius Surkis:
  A control policy for multi-item inventories with fluctuating demand using simulation. 91-100
  
• Stewart A. Schuster:
  Optimal contiguous area location in geographical parcel configurations. 101-108
  
• Subhash C. Narula, Vasant Katdare:
  Markov chain theory and jury deliberation process. 109-114
  
• James A. Chisman:
  The clustered traveling salesman problem. 115-119
  
• Milan Zeleny:
  Notes, ideas & techniques new vistas of management science. 121-125
  
• Samuel J. Raff:
  Communication through operations research journals. 127-135
  

Volume 2, Numbers 3-4, December 1975

• Samuel J. Raff:
  Preface. 141
  
• Bruce A. Smith:
  A perspective on energy modeling. 143-144
  
• Jeremy F. Shapiro:
  Or models for energy planning. 145-152
  
• Joseph G. Debanné:
  A regional techno-economic energy supply-distribution-demand model for North America. 153-193
  
• Leo A. Rapoport:
  Long-range modeling of worldwide energy development and supplies - outline of formulation and applications. 195-211
  
• R. G. Tessmer, K. C. Hoffman, W. Marcuse, D. J. Behling:
  Coupled energy system - economic models and strategic planning. 213-224
  
• Ben Bernanke, Dale W. Jorgenson:
  The integration of energy policy models. 225-249
  
• William W. Hogan:
  Energy policy models for project independence. 251-271