Name
Affiliation
Papers
ENRICO ANGELELLI
Department of Quantitative Methods, University of Brescia, Brescia, Italy
29
Collaborators
Citations 
PageRank 
26
291
20.58
Referers 
Referees 
References 
493
386
258
Search Limit
100493
Title
Citations
PageRank
Year
A matheuristic for the air transportation freight forwarder service problem.10.632020
Minimizing the total travel time with limited unfairness in traffic networks.00.342020
A trade-off between average and maximum arc congestion minimization in traffic assignment with user constraints20.462019
Timing portfolio strategies with exponential Lévy processes00.342019
Congestion avoiding heuristic path generation for the proactive route guidance.10.432018
The Traveling Purchaser Problem with time-dependent quantities.30.382017
The probabilistic orienteering problem.30.412017
A reclaimer scheduling problem arising in coal stockyard management10.392016
The Stochastic and Dynamic Traveling Purchaser Problem40.392016
Complexity and approximation for Traveling Salesman Problems with profits.20.362014
Reclaimer Scheduling: Complexity and Algorithms.00.342014
The Clustered Orienteering Problem.60.562014
Optimal interval scheduling with a resource constraint30.422014
Kernel Search: a new heuristic framework for portfolio selection120.652012
On the complexity of interval scheduling with a resource constraint130.612011
Look-ahead heuristics for the dynamic traveling purchaser problem110.562011
Kernel search: A general heuristic for the multi-dimensional knapsack problem351.102010
Geometric representation for semi on-line scheduling on uniform processors30.392010
Comparison of policies in dynamic routing problems40.422010
Exploring greedy criteria for the dynamic traveling purchaser problem100.552009
Maximum Expected Utility of Markovian Predicted Wealth00.342009
Semi-online scheduling on two uniform processors161.012008
Competitive analysis of a dispatch policy for a dynamic multi-period routing problem110.612007
Competitive analysis for dynamic multiperiod uncapacitated routing problems200.982007
New Bounds And Algorithms For On-Line Scheduling: Two Identical Processors, Known Sum And Upper Bound On The Tasks100.642006
The On-Line Multiprocessor Scheduling Problem with Known Sum of the Tasks160.902004
Semi-On-line Scheduling on Two Parallel Processors with an Upper Bound on the Items.140.922003
The application of a vehicle routing model to a waste-collection problem: two case studies241.532002
The periodic vehicle routing problem with intermediate facilities663.922002