Curriculum Vitae Gernot Tragler - orcos - Technische Universität Wien

Co-Supervision of Master’s Theses (Assistant to Gustav Feichtinger)
at the Institute for Econometrics, Operations Research and Systems
Theory (as of January 1 st , 2004: IWM), TU Wien
• Martina Scheirer, 1995:
Modellierung, Regelung und Analyse von Verkehr mit Hilfe von zellulären Automaten
• Maria Dworak, 1999:
A Dynamic Model of Drug Enforcement and Property Crime
ÖGOR – Diplomarbeitspreis 2000 (Austrian OR Society Master’s Theses Award 2000)
• Milica Jankovic, 2000:
Optimal Mix of Drug Enforcement in Light and Heavy Users’ Networks
• Julia Balta, 2002:
Optimal Control of Methadone Treatment in Preventing Blood-Borne Disease
GOR – Diplomarbeitspreis 2002 (German OR Society Master’s Theses Award 2002)
• Claudia Knoll, 2002:
Modeling the US Cocaine Epidemic: Dynamic Trajectories of Initiation and Demand I
• Karin Mautner, 2002:
A Dynamic One-State Two-Control Optimization Model of the Current Australian
Heroin Problem
• Doris Winkler, 2002:
Controlling the US Cocaine Epidemic: Estimating the Relative Efficiency of Six Types of
Prevention Programs
• Doris Zuba, 2002:
Modeling the US Cocaine Epidemic: Dynamic Trajectories of Initiation and Demand II
• Florian Großlicht, 2003:
Optimal Dynamic Allocation of Prevention and Treatment in a Model of the Australian
Heroin Epidemic
• Joachim Morawetz, 2003:
Sensitivity Analysis in an Optimal Control Model of the Australian Heroin Epidemic
• Florian Moyzisch, 2003:
Sensitivity Analysis in a One-State Three-Control Model of the U.S. Cocaine Epidemic
• Irmgard Zeiler, 2004:
Prevention, Treatment and Law Enforcement in an Optimal Control Model of Cocaine
Use in the USA
• Nina Swaton, 2005:
Optimal Dynamic Allocation of Prevention, Treatment and Law Enforcement in a One-
State Model of the U.S. Cocaine Epidemic
• Dagmar Wallner, 2005:
Optimal Control of the U.S. Cocaine Epidemic: Traditional Approach vs. Harm
Reduction
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