Dr. Brian J. Lunday, Professor of Operations Research

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PhD Dissertations Advised

DISSERTATION ADVISOR

1. Nathan Whitehead: (2024-2027, projected): Nathan Whitehead: Civil Agile Combat Employment: a Trilevel Multi-objective approach for Location-Coverage Response to Natural Disasters
2. Lennon Conson (2022-2025, projected): Temporal Transshipment Optimization
3. Stephen Donnel (2021-2023):  AFIT-ENS-DS-23-S-014 Analysis of Multi-agent Routing Solution Methodologies Exploring a Mosaic Warfare Strategy
4. Carson Long (2020-2023): AFIT-ENS-DS-23-S-018 Network Vulnerability Identification for the Material Routing Problem 
5. Adam Haywood (2018-2021):  AFIT-ENS-DS-21-S-043 Enterprise Resource Allocation for Intruder Detection and Interception 
6. Michael Hughes (2019-2021): AFIT-ENS-DS-21-S-045 Coordinated, Multiagent Attack Planning for an Anti-access, Area-denial Environment: Frameworks, Models, and Solution Methods 
7. William Caballero (2016-2019):  AFIT-ENS-DS-19-J-022 Persuasion, Political Warfare, and Deterrence:  Behavioral and Behaviorally Robust Models
8. Phillip Jenkins (2016-2019):  AFIT-ENS-DS-19-J-037 Strategic Location and Dispatch Management of Assets in a Military Medical Evacuation Enterprise (co-advised with Dr. Matthew J. Robbins)
9. Aaron Lessin (2015-2018):  AFIT-ENS-DS-18-S-035 Multi-level Multi-objective Programming and Optimization for Integrated Air Defense System Disruption