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Dan Lab
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A lab that supports organizational decision-making with mathematical methods.
AboutAbout the lab
Supporting decision-making through the power of mathematics.
Dan Lab studies mathematical methods for making organizational management more efficient and for supporting managerial decision-making.
The environment surrounding organizations such as companies, national governments, and local governments grows more complex every year, and mathematical methods and computer support have become indispensable.
The lab's research focuses on two areas: mathematical optimization and network analysis.
Through basic and applied research in these areas, the lab aims to develop people with a high level of both research ability and technical skill.
Key terms
- Mathematical optimization
- A method that expresses objectives and constraints as mathematical formulas and finds the state in which the objective is best achieved within those constraints
- Network analysis
- A general term for methods that represent connections among people or organizations as diagrams of points and lines and examine their structure
NewsLab news
A joint research project in which Prof. Dan participated received an Excellence Award at the 9th Infrastructure Maintenance Grand Prize
A joint research project in which Prof. Dan participated received an Excellence Award at the 8th Infrastructure Maintenance Grand Prize
Prof. Dan took up his post, and the lab was established in the Department of Industrial and Management Systems Engineering
A joint research project in which Prof. Dan participated received the Cold Region Technology Award (Planning category) at the 38th Cold Region Technology Symposium
ResearchResearch themes
Dan Lab focuses on mathematical optimization and network analysis. Its interests include expressing the objectives and constraints of the system under study in mathematical form to find the best possible solution, and methods for correctly evaluating the elements that make up connections among people and organizations.
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- ProfessorHiroshige Dan
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