Galina Merkurjeva (Merkuryeva) is a professor and leading researcher at the Institute
of Information Technology at Riga Technical University (RTU), Latvia. She holds
Dr.sc.ing. (1984, in Fuzzy Decision Making) and Dr.habil.sc.ing. (2003, in Simulation
Metamodelling and Optimization) degrees. Research interests: artificial
intelligence, simulation engineering and modeling, simulation metamodeling and
optimization, data-driven modeling and simulation, and logistics and supply
chain management. Author of more than 210 publications, including 6 monographs,
7 edited proceedings and 6 book chapters, as well as more than 20 articles in
international scientific journals - Fuzzy Sets & Systems, Cybernetics &
Systems, European Journal of Operational Research, Simulation, Technical
Cybernetics, Studies in Informatics and Control, Process Modelling and
Simulation, and the International Journal of Computational Science. She holds the
title of Professor at RTU, since 2004, Latvia; Honorary Visiting Professor,
University of Ljubljana, 2005-2010, Slovenia; Emeritus Professor of RTU;
Latvian State Emeritus Scientist; included in the list of the most significant
achievements of Latvian science by the Latvian Academy of Sciences in 2014.
Galina Merkurjeva (Merkuryeva) is a professor and leading researcher at the Institute
of Information Technology at Riga Technical University (RTU), Latvia. She holds
Dr.sc.ing. (1984, in Fuzzy Decision Making) and Dr.habil.sc.ing. (2003, in Simulation
Metamodelling and Optimization) degrees. Research interests: artificial
intelligence, simulation engineering and modeling, simulation metamodeling and
optimization, data-driven modeling and simulation, and logistics and supply
chain management. Author of more than 210 publications, including 6 monographs,
7 edited proceedings and 6 book chapters, as well as more than 20 articles in
international scientific journals - Fuzzy Sets & Systems, Cybernetics &
Systems, European Journal of Operational Research, Simulation, Technical
Cybernetics, Studies in Informatics and Control, Process Modelling and
Simulation, and the International Journal of Computational Science. She holds the
title of Professor at RTU, since 2004, Latvia; Honorary Visiting Professor,
University of Ljubljana, 2005-2010, Slovenia; Emeritus Professor of RTU;
Latvian State Emeritus Scientist; included in the list of the most significant
achievements of Latvian science by the Latvian Academy of Sciences in 2014.