Major Phillip R. Jenkins, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Operations Research
MS Thesis Advised
Virbon, F.B. (2022). Using Markov Decision Process and Approximate Dynamic Programming to Evaluate Impact of Medical Training Facility Capabilities and Capacities on MEDEVAC System Performance
Gelbard, A.G. (2022). Medical Evacuation Dispatch Policies incorporating Armed Escorts using Approximate Dynamic Programming and Stochastic Optimization
Rodriquez, C.A (2022). Analyzing the Impact of Blood Transfusion Kits and Triage Misclassification Errors for Military Medical Evacuation Dispatching Policies via Approximate Dynamic Programming
Graves, E.S. (2021). The Impact of Triage Classification Errors on Military Medical Evacuation System Performance
Dennie, N.C. (2021). The Impact of Threat Levels at the Casualty Collection Point on Military Medical Evacuation System Performance
Wooten, K.M. (2021). Examining How Standby Assets Impact Optimal Dispatching Decisions within a Military Medical Evacuation System via a Markov Decision Process Model