Posted by: | Dries Goossens |
Date: | 2018-03-20 |
Contact: | [email protected] |
Ghent University will be hosting a free workshop on “Fairness in Sports”. It aims to bring together researchers and practitioners with an interest in sports research, and fairness issues in particular. The programme is now complete; we welcome you to participate.
Programme:
Jörn Schönberger (TU Dresden) “Implementing Fairness Aspects in the Schedules of Non-commercial and Leisure Sport Leagues”
Ruud H. Koning (U Groningen) “So the last will be the first”
Philip Scarf (U of Salford) “Setting a fair orienteering problem”
Mehmet S. Ismail (King’s college London) “Catch-Up: A Rule that Makes Service Sports More Competitive”
Gianfranco Gambarelli (U of Bergamo) “Fair Averages”
Gerard Sierksma (U Groningen) “The Problem of Increasing Performance Densities in Elite Sports”
Julien Guyon (Columbia U & NYU) “World Cup draw: quantifying (un)fairness and (im)balance”
Mario Guajardo (NHH Bergen) “Operations Research Transformed the Scheduling of South American World Cup Qualifiers: Did it Improve Fairness?”
Registration and participation:
The workshop will be a free 1-day event, which will take place on April 12th 2018 in Ghent (Belgium); registration is required (deadline: March 30th).
Website:
http://www.sportscheduling.ugent.be/workshop/
This workshop is sponsored by ORBEL and the EURO working group OR in Sports.