(Español) Gender-based violence in India: unveiling spatial patterns and temporal trends of dowry deaths in the districts of Uttar Pradesh
| 29 October, 2019 | ||
| 11:00 am |
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(Español) Seminario Osvaldo A. Rosso
| 11 October, 2019 | ||
| 12:00 pm |
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El CIO participará en las Jornadas de Innovación en Calzado
El CIO, uno de los catorce institutos universitarios de investigación en matemáticas de España, estará presente en las Jornadas de Innovación en Calzado “Estrategias de Marketing y Comercialización para el Sector del Calzado” que se celebrarán el 26 de septiembre, de 9:00 a 13:15 horas, en la Cámara de Comercio de Elche (Parque Industrial).
En estas jornadas, se pretende reflexionar sobre el futuro del retail del sector calzado, introduciendo la importancia de incorporar las nuevas estrategias de marketing y comercialización para el sector del calzado. El investigador del CIO y profesor de la Universidad Miguel Hernández de Elche Alex Rabasa intervendrá de 11:30 a 11:45 horas con la ponencia “Exprimiendo los datos desde el sector del calzado”.
Esta actividad es de carácter gratuito y ha sido organizada por el Cluster Calzado Innovación (CCI), con la colaboración de INESCOP y FICE.
Más información en: https://www.inescop.es/es/actualidad/jornada-marketing-y-comercializacion
Seminar of Sebastián Lozano
| 10 October, 2019 | ||
| 12:30 pm | a | 1:30 pm |
Speaker: Sebastián Lozano (University of Sevilla)
Title: “DEA analysis of network processes (Network DEA): Models and applications”
Date: Thursday, October 10, 12:30 a.m.
Localication: CIO Seminar Room (Torretamarit Building)
Abstract. Conventional data wrap analysis (DEA) considers the production process as a black box, that is, as a unique process that performs the transformation of inputs into outputs. There are, however, DEA approaches that open that box and distinguish within it different threads, each with its own inputs and outputs, and usually with intermediate product flows between the threads. A fundamental characteristic, then, of this type of Network DEA (NDEA) approaches is that each thread has its own technology. DEA models, both multiplier and envelope type, can be formulated for these types of situations. There are variants regarding the notation used as well as the treatment of intermediate products. There are radial approaches, directional distance function (DDF), Network SBM, etc. You can also consider shared inputs and undesirable outputs. With regard to applications, these are numerous and range from the transport sector to the banking sector, hotel sector, sports, etc.
Seminar of Antonino Laudani
| 26 September, 2019 | ||
| 11:00 am | a | 12:00 pm |
Speaker: Antonino Laudani (Università Degli Studi Roma Tre)
Title: “Mathematics vs Photovoltaic systems”
Date: Thursday, September 26, 11:00 a.m.
Localication: Classrooms 0.1 and 0.2 of the CIO (Torretamarit Building)
Abstract. All the field of engineering are fullfilled by mathematic approaches and this is particularly true for the fields of electrical and electronic engineering. On the other hand, it is also true that in the case of Photovoltaic systems (with this term I indicate all the Photovoltaic objects from the small devices to the large power plants), there are still a lot of things that mathematicians can do to improve the analysis, the modelling and the design of them. In this talk, I will discuss the contribution given by mathematic techniques (from Lambert function to Least Square Problem solution, etc) applied to photovoltaics and their open problems. Mathematicians together with electrical and electronic enginers and computer science scientists can provide a fundamental contribution in the research advance.
Seminar of Annick Laruelle
| 27 September, 2019 | ||
| 12:30 pm | a | 1:30 pm |
Speaker: Annick Laruelle (Basque Country University)
Title: “Cost-Benefit analysis in participatory budgeting”
Date: Friday, September 27, 12:30 a.m.
Localication: CIO Seminar Room (Torretamarit Building)
Abstract. In participatory budgeting, citizens are invited to vote on different projects. Those with the most votes are chosen and implemented. The voting rules used in practice are usually based on single winner elections. A shortcoming of using these rules is that they do not take into account the costs of the projects, although those costs may differ substantially. The aim of this study is to provide an algorithm for a decision support system adapted to participatory budgeting processes. It relies on two main principles: First, a costly project should require more votes than a cheap project in order to be adopted¡ second, it is important to satisfy as many participants as possible. The method is applied to the 2018 participatory budgeting of the city of Portugalete (Spain).
