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  1. ; ; (, Proceedings of the Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineering Annual Conference 2024)
    Brown_Greer, A; Contardo, C; Frayret, J-M (Ed.)
    The Arctic has been experiencing significant changes to its climate, thus allowing the emergence of new tourism and industrial activities. Underdeveloped emergency response capabilities in the region raise concerns regarding managing man-made hazards; i.e., oil spill and mass rescue incidents. We propose a mathematical optimization model that considers new infrastructure investments within a limited budget to optimally allocate shared response resources across these different emergency response events. Our case study focuses on response in Arctic Alaska and helps answer policy questions that could aid decision-makers in the region. 
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  2. ; ; ; ; (, Transportation Research Part E: Logistics and Transportation Review)
    null (Ed.)
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  3. ; ; ; ; (, Industrial engineer)
    null (Ed.)
    This article discusses the role that industrial engineers can have in helping to shape the future of the Arctic and how they should partner with domain experts to responsibly apply their tools and techniques. 
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