Semblanza
Jenny Díaz-Ramírez es actualmente profesora de la Escuela de Ingeniería y Tecnologías de la Universidad de Monterrey (UDEM). Anteriormente se ha desempeñado como profesora en el Tecnológico de Monterrey (ITESM), México y en la Pontificia Universidad Javeriana Cali, Colombia.
Es Ingeniera Industrial de la Universidad del Valle, Cali, Colombia. Tiene una Maestría en Ingeniería Industrial de la Universidad de Los Andes, Bogotá, Colombia, una Maestría en Investigación de Operaciones de Georgia Tech, EE. UU. y un Doctorado en Ingeniería Industrial del ITESM, Campus Toluca.
Es miembro del Sistema Nacional de Investigadores del CONACYT, SNI Nivel I, desde 2015. Es autora y coautora de más de 40 artículos de investigación en temas como educación en ingeniería, optimización aplicada y estadística en sistemas de salud, calidad del aire, eficiencia energética en el transporte, movilidad urbana y logística.
Expertis y habilidades
- Programación de Tareas
- Enrutamiento
- Optimización
- Planificación de Producción
- Programación Matemática
- Programación Lineal
- Logística
- Programación Entera
- Simulación de Eventos Discretos
- Modelado de Optimización.
Publicaciones académicas destacadas
- Predicting transport mode choice preferences in a university district with decision tree-based models
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- Characterization of urban distribution networks with light electric freight vehicles
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- The School bus routing problem: A systematic literature review
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- A smart school routing and scheduling problem for the new normalcy
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- Real vehicle fuel consumption in logistic corridors
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- A systematic literature review of data science, data analytics and machine learning applied to healthcare engineering systems
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- Characterization of Urban Freight Distribution Networks with Light Electric Vehicles
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- The Incorporation of Eco-Friendly Light Vehicles in Logistics Distribution Models: A Systematic Review
- Evaluating the benefits of last-mile distribution with light electric vehicles (lev): A case study
- Smart school routing problem for the new normality
- Routes optimization with cluster-dependent costs for convenience stores
- Analysis of temperature and humidity in cold transport services
- Incorporation and Design of a New Facility in a Country-wide Logistics Network
- Low-cost and high-precision labs to promote active learning in online learning environments
- Gamification in engineering education–An empirical assessment on learning and game performance
- A unified model framework for the multi-attribute consistent periodic vehicle routing problem
- Increase of the production lines' performance in a chewing gum confectionery
- Comparison of driving cycles obtained by the Micro-trips, Markov-chains and MWD-CP methods
- A lean-TOC approach for improving Emergency Medical Services (EMS) transport and logistics operations
- Using IT-based solutions to improve logistic operations of a scrap collection system