Efficient Methodology for Assessing and Improving Secure Shredding Bin Service Sizing
Studying the benefit and cost structure of paper recycling methods will assist large corporations in improving their sustainability efforts.
Adolfo Escobedo
Adolfo Escobedo joined the School of Computing, Informatics, and Decision Systems Engineering at Arizona State University as an assistant professor in 2016. Escobedo is an educator and researcher in the field of industrial engineering and operations research.
Total projects: 5
Projects
Input-elicitation Methods for Crowdsourced Human Computation
Investigating better ways to collect opinions from people will improve data quality and motivate less-biased crowdsourcing results.
Ryan Kemmer
FURI: Spring 2020
Integration of Renewables and Cost-Efficient Technologies in Transmission Expansion Planning
Modeling the optimizing techniques during extreme weather events will minimize the investment and operational costs of the electric power systems network.
The Optimal Waste Reduction (OWR) Tool
Developing a prescriptive decision-making tool will help users set optimized economic, social and environmental goals for recycling waste materials.
Kelly White
FURI: Fall 2019
Application of Axiomatic Distance Calculation of Incomplete Rankings in Genomics
Vishwa Vasani
MORE: Spring 2018
