Discrete-event simulation is still alive and strong : evidence from bibliometric performance evaluation of research during COVID-19 global health pandemic
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2024
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| Authors: | Akpan, Ikpe Justice ; Shanker, Murali ; Offodile, O. Felix |
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International transactions in operational research : a journal of the International Federation of Operational Research Societies. - Oxford : Wiley-Blackwell, ISSN 1475-3995, ZDB-ID 2019815-2. - Vol. 31.2024, 4, p. 2069-2092
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| Subject: | COVID-19 | agent-based simulation | discrete-event simulation | global health pandemic | management science | operational research | operations research | performance bibliometric evaluation | text analytics | Operations Research | Operations research | Coronavirus | Simulation | Bibliometrie | Bibliometrics | Epidemie | Epidemic | Welt | World | Gesundheitsversorgung | Health care | Gesundheitswesen | Health care system | Gesundheit | Health |
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