Saul I. Gass Interview (MORS)

Interviewers: Sheldon, Robert S.; Visco, Eugene P. Interview location(s): Bethesda, Marylan

Linear programming : methods and applications/ Gass

xi, 532 hal.: 22 cm

Linear Programming 5th Edition

xi, 531 hlm.; Ind.; 24 c

National Bureau of Standards Reports

Abstract: The symposium on Oil and Gas Supply Modeling, held at the Department of Commerce, Washington, DC (June 18-20, 1980), was funded by the Energy Information Administration of the Department of Energy and co-sponsored by the National Bureau of Standards' Operations Research Division. The symposium was organized to be a forum in which the theoretical and applied state-of-the-art of oil and gas supply models could be presented and discussed. Speakers addressed the following areas: the realities of oil and gas supply, prediction of oil and gas production, problems in oil and gas modeling, resource appraisal procedures, forecasting field size and production, investment and production strategies, estimating cost and production schedules for undiscovered fields production regulations, resource data, sensitivity analysis of forecasts, econometric analysis of resource depletion, oil and gas finding rates, and various models of oil and gas supply. This volume documents the proceedings (papers and discussion) of the symposium