DEAIC2020: Data Envelopment Analysis International Conference 2020 Dongguk University Seoul, South Korea, June 19-22, 2020 |
Conference website | http://www.deaic.org/2020 |
Submission link | https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=deaic2020 |
Data Envelopment Analysis
International Conference 2020
(Data Enabled Analytics)
June 19-22, 2020
Dongguk University, Seoul, Republic of Korea
Seoul, the capital of the Republic of Korea, is a city with a millennia of history. Seoul was the capital of an ancient dynasty Baekje, from 18 BC to 475 AD. After a long time had passed, Seoul has been serving again as the capital of the country since the Joseon Dynasty in 1394 until now for more than 600 years. The Republic of Korea is surrounded by seas on three sides, and Seoul is in the west of the country, with Hangang River stretching across it. A number of bridges are connecting the southern and northern part of the city, boasting beautiful sceneries of their own. Seoul is full of cultural heritages with unique stories, and you can find traditional villages in their original forms on one side of the city and ultra-modern buildings on the other, existing in a perfect harmony. Seoul is a city of world’s best public transportation, with safe, accessible, relatable and interconnected subway, bus and railway systems. What makes the city even more special is its high-speed information and telecommunication infrastructure and the citizen-driven urban development strategies for a happy city.
The DEAIC2020 conference is jointly organized by the Dongguk University, Seoul, Korea, and Nanjing Audit University, China. The broad focus of this conference is DEA2, which comprises two interrelated knowledge domains, Data Envelopment Analysis and Data Enabled Analytics. As such, the conference aims at bringing together researchers from the data envelopment analysis field and from a plethora of other analytics areas under the common umbrella of DEA2, to share their research findings. Of particular interest are research studies dedicated to exploring the new and potential power of DEA2 in the era of Big Data. Our conference intends to lead the efforts to showcase and push the research frontier of DEA2. The conference extents an invitation to researchers from various fields of analytics, including business analysts, data scientists, OR/MS analysts, economists, and academics and practitioners, engaged in performance evaluation and benchmarking, dataenabled analytic tasks such as machine learning, deep learning, pattern recognition, classification, prediction, and forecasting. Additionally, this conference also aims at delivering input to institutional, regional, national, and international policymaking. You are cordially invited to submit abstracts related to the theory and practice of DEA2 and other relevant performance evaluation tools within the conference theme. In particular, we seek contributions that can provide valuable insights and implications from (Big) data-oriented analytics and algorithms, productivity, benchmarking, performance analytics, and composite indexes.