Aviation Applications Dissertation Prize
2012 First Place:
Marcial Lapp ,
University of Michigan
Winning material:
Methods for Improving Robustness and Recovery in Aviation Planning
Purpose of the Award
The Aviation Applications Section of INFORMS awards a prize for the best dissertation in any area related to aviation OR (air traffic management OR and airline OR). The winner will receive a plaque and an honorarium of five hundred dollars. Finalists will receive an honorable mention and a certificate.
Past Awardees
| 2012 | First Place Marcial Lapp , University of Michigan |
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| 2011 | First Place Douglas Fearing, Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
| Honorable Mention Andrew M. Churchill, University of Maryland | |
| 2010 | First Place Poornima Balakrishna, George Mason University |
| Honorable Mention Niklaus Eggenberg, École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne | |
| 2009 | First Place Gizem Keysan, Georgia Institute of Technology |
| Honorable Mention Pavithra Harsha, MIT | |
| 2008 | First Place Mustafa Akan, Northwestern University |
| 2007 | First Place Anne Mercier, ExPretio Technologies |
| 2006 | First Place Mattias Gronkvist, Jeppesen |
| 2005 | First Place Gregory Coldren, Coldren Choice Consulting Ltd |
| 2004 | First Place Laurie Anne Garrow, Georgia Institute of Technology |
| 2003 | First Place Milind Sohoni, Indian School of Business |
| Honorable Mention Amy Mainville Cohn, University of Michigan | |
| Sanne Vincent de Boer, Massachusetts Institute of Technology | |
| Thomas Vossen , University of Colorado - Boulder, Leeds School of Business |
