Multiobjective Problems of Mathematical Programming; Proceedings of an International Conference, Yalta, USSR, October 26 - November 2, 1988

Lewandowski, A. & Volkovich, V. (1991). Multiobjective Problems of Mathematical Programming; Proceedings of an International Conference, Yalta, USSR, October 26 - November 2, 1988. Heidelberg: Springer-Verlag. ISBN 3-540-53432-6

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Abstract

IIASA's approach to research in Multiple Objective Decision Support, Multiple Criteria Optimization (MCO) and related topics assumes a high level of synergy between three main components: methodological and theoretical backgrounds, computer implementation and decision support systems and real life applications. This synergy is reflected in the subjects of papers presented at the Conference as well as in the structure of the Proceedings which is divided into three main sections.

In the first section, "Theory and Methodology of Multiple Criteria Optimization," 21 papers discussing new theoretical developments in MCO are presented. The second section, "Applications of Multiple Criteria Optimization, " contains nine papers dealing with real-life applications of MCO. Five papers on the application of MCO in the development of Decision Support Systems are included in the final section, "Multiple Criteria Decision Support."

Among the important outcomes of this Conference were conclusions regarding further directions of research for Multiple Criteria Optimization, in particular, in the context of cooperation between scientists from Eastern and Western countries.

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