Xiaojun "Gene" Shan
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Dr. Xiaojun (Gene) Shan is an Assistant Professor of Engineering Management at University of Houston-Clear Lake. Dr. Shan's research interests are in the areas of Healthcare systems engineering, modeling, applied operations research/optimization, continuous process improvement, health information systems, data mining and big data analytics, with emphasis on operational excellence; Mathematical modeling (with focus on game-theoretic modeling) of complex systems (e.g., health care delivery, defense and electricity systems); Risk management against man-made and natural disasters.
Recent Submissions
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Evaluating Different Proposed Scheduling Strategies with Discrete Event Simulation
(2017 Healthcare Systems Process Improvement Conference, 2017-03-01)Abstract not available. -
Game-theoretic Model for Attack and Defense of Smart Grids at Three Levels
(Society for Risk Analysis (SRA) Annual Meeting, 2016-12-11)As the society relies more on electric technologies, efficient generation and delivery of electric power becomes increasingly important. Smart grids provide a promising solution to the increasing electricity needs. Whereas ... -
Cost of Equity in Defensive Resource Allocations in the Face of a Possibly Non-Strategic Attacker
(The Institute for Operations Research and Management Science (INFORMS), 2012-10-14)Abstract not available. -
Hybrid Defensive Resource Allocations in the Face of a Partially Strategic Attacker, and Comparison with Fully Endogenous and Exogenous Models
(The Behavior and Brain Sciences Symposium, 2012-06-01)Abstract not available. -
Cost of Equity in Defensive Resource Allocatoins in the Face of a Possibly Non-Strategic Attacker
(2012 Industrial and Systems Engineering Research Conference (ISERC), 2012-05-18)Abstract not available. -
Strategic Interactions in Disaster Preparedness and Relief in the Face of Man-Made and Natural Disasters (peer-reviewed)
(9th International Conference on Information Systems for Crisis Response and Management, 2012-04)Abstract not available. -
Subsidizing to Disrupt a Terrorism Supply Chain − A Four-player Game
(University at Buffalo Sigma Xi Research Day and Poster Competition, 2012-04-06)Abstract not available. -
Subsidizing to Disrupt a Terrorism Supply Chain - A Four-Player Game
(Society for Risk Analysis (SRA) Annual Meeting, 2011-12-04)Terrorism with weapons of mass destruction (WMDs) is an urgent threat to homeland security. The process of counter-WMD terrorism often involves multiple government and terrorist group players, which is under-studied in the ... -
Cost of Equity in Defensive Resource Allocations in the Face of a Possibly Non-Strategic Attacker
(INFORMS Annual Meeting, 2011-11-13)Abstract not available. -
Cost of Equity in Defensive Resource Allocations in the Face of a Possibly Non-Strategic Attacker
(Second New York Conference on Applied Mathematics, 2011-04-30)Abstract not available. -
Cost of Equity in Defensive Resource Allocations in the Face of a Possibly Non-Strategic Attacker
(State University of New York at Buffalo's Information and Computing Technology Workshop, 2011-04-06)Abstract not available. -
Cost of Equity in Defensive Resource Allocations in the Face of a Possibly Non-Strategic Attacker
(State University of New York at Buffalo Sigma Xi Research Day and Poster Competition, 2011-04-06)Abstract not available. -
Cost of Equity in Homeland Security Resource Allocations in the Face of a Possibly Non-Strategic Attacker (acceptance rate~=20%)
(Fifth Annual U.S. Department of Homeland Security University Network Summit, 2011-04-01)Abstract not available. -
Cost of Equity in Homeland Security Resource Allocations in the Face of a Possibly Non-Strategic Attacker
(Society for Risk Analysis (SRA) Annual Meeting, 2010-12-05)Abstract not available. -
Hybrid Defensive Resource Allocations in the Face of Partially Strategic Attacker, and Comparison with Fully Endogenous and Exogenous Models
(the Institute for Operations Research and Management Science (INFORMS), 2010-11-07) -
Integrating Standardization and Optimizatoin Based Staffing Model Development for Care Management
(The Institute for Operatoins Research and Management Science (INFORMS), 2019-10-20)Abstract not available. -
Benefits of Introspection and Self-Reflection in a Course on Effective Teaching Practices
(Benefits of Introspection and Self-Reflection in a Course on Effective Teaching Practices, 2019-04-26)Abstract not available. -
A predictive framework to identify potential diversion by health care providers
(Proceedings of the 7th Annual World Conference of the Society for Industrial and Systems Engineering, 2018)Drug diversion committed by health care providers is increasing in the United States. Automated dispensing systems (ADSs) are implemented in many hospitals and care facilities, and contain a wealth of information within ... -
Environmental, Health, and Safety Department Reorganization and Prioritization: Using Analytical Hierarchy Process to Mitigate Scope Creep
(The Institute for Operations Reserach and Management Science (INFORMS), 2017-10-24)Our objectives in this article are twofold: first, to use the analytical hierarchy process (AHP) to establish core priorities and, second, to discuss how to reorganize an environmental, health, and safety (EHS) department ... -
Empirical Study of Effectiveness of Defensive Resource Allocation
(Risk Analysis and Security, 2017-07-21)Abstract not available.
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