Shahrooz Shahparvari

Dr Shahrooz Shahparvari

Lecturer in Supply Chain and Logistics

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  COBL | School of Accounting, Info Sys & Supply Chain 

  Email: shahrooz.shahparvari@rmit.edu.au

    Phone: +61 3 9925 5233

   Campus: Melbourne City

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 MC198 - Master of Supply Chain and Logistics

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Contact details

  COBL | School of Accounting, Info Sys & Supply Chain 

  Email: shahrooz.shahparvari@rmit.edu.au

    Phone: +61 3 9925 5233

   Campus: Melbourne City

Programs

 MC198 - Master of Supply Chain and Logistics

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Dr Shahrooz Shahparvari is a leading decision making and business optimisation modelling academic in practical industry‐motivated and data-driven problems.

Overview

Dr Shahrooz Shahparvari is a lecturer in Supply Chain and Logistics at the School of Accounting, Information Systems, and Supply Chain at RMIT University. He was previously as Pro-Vice-Chancellor's Postdoctoral research fellow in Supply Chain and Logistics in which he has developed and led several large-scale research projects.

Dr Shahparvari's research and teaching focus on technological transformations in supply chain and logistics and their implications to improve decisions making in businesses and not-for-profit organisations. His works focus as much on humanity as on developing cutting-edge technical and analytical practical robust solutions as resilient decision support systems to solve pressing contemporary supply chain problems.

He has published in top-tier Operations Research analytics journals including the international journal of management science (OMEGA), Transportation research part A, part D, E, Computers & operations research, Fire safety, Journal of disaster risk reduction, Australasian journal of information system, and various others. His research interests include decision support systems using advanced analytics, mathematical optimisation modelling, and statistical analysis in practical business planning procedures.

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Industry experience

2017-2020 – DPVC Postdoctoral fellow (Supply Chain and Logistics)

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Research

Dr Shahparvari's primary research areas are as follows:

  • Supply chain risk management as developing and implementing risk mitigation strategies to improve supply chain resilience/agility
  • Developing and implementing analytics and methodologies for integrated and collaborative decision making
  • Developing frameworks and decision-support tools to quantify and tackle environmental and social sustainability risks

Research keywords

Optimisation, Business Analytics, Modelling, Optimal Decision Making, Emergency Management Analytics, Simulation

Research output summary

31+

Publications

1

Supervisor Projects

5

Awards

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Supervisor interest areas

  • Problem-based analytics
  • Supply chain and logistics modelling
  • Machine learning algorithms
  • City logistics and urban planning
  • Disaster management
  • Urban waste management
  • Stochastic optimisation
  • Supply chain disruption
  • Transport network planning
  • Operations research

Supervisor projects

  • Modelling the Factors Affecting Port Lapse Time

Feature publications

A decision support system for prioritised COVID-19 two-dosage vaccination allocation and distribution.

Transportation Research Part E: Logistics and Transportation Review, 159, 102598. 

Shahrooz Shahparvari, Behnam Hassanizadeh, Alireza Mohammadi, Behzad Kiani, Kwok Hung Lau, Prem Chhetri, and Babak Abbasi. (2022).

Balancing traffic flow in the congested mass self-evacuation dynamic network under tight preparation budget: An Australian bushfire practice

Omega, 111,102658.

Maryam Afkham, Reza Ramezanian, Shahrooz Shahparvari (2022).

Coordinated routing system for fire detection by patrolling trucks with drones

International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction,73,102859.

Maryam Momeni, Hamed Soleimani, Shahrooz Shahparvari, Behrouz Afshar-Nadjafi. (2022).

Key publications by year

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  • Shahparvari, S., Bodaghi, B., Roozbeh, I., Mohammadi, M., Soleimani, H. and Chhetri,P., 2021. “A Cooperative (Or Coordinated) Multi-agency Response to Enhance the Effectiveness of Aerial Bushfire Suppression Operations.”International Journal of Disaster risk reduction. A Rank.
  • Chhetri, P., Javan, M., Soleimani, H., Shahparvari, S., Shamlou, A. 2021 “Closed Supply Net-work Modelling for End-of-Life Ship Re-manufacturing”.International Journal of LogisticsManagement. A Rank.
  • Mohammadi, M.,Shahparvari, S., Soleimani, H. 2021. “Multi-modal cargo logistics distribution problem: decomposition of the stochastic risk-averse models”.InternationalJournal of Computers Operations Research. A Rank.
  • Shahparvari, S., Soleimani, H., Govindan, H., Bodaghi, B., Fard, MT., Jafari, H. 2021. Closing the Loop: Redesigning Sustainable Reverse Logistics Network in Uncertain Supply Chains. International Journal of Computers and Industrial Engineering. A Rank.

  • Shahparvari, S., Fadaki, M., Chhetri, P., 2020. “Spatial Accessibility of Fire Stations for Enhancing Operational Response in Melbourne”. Journal of Fire Safety. Q1 Rank.
  • Shahparvari, S., Nasirian, A., Mohammadi, A, Noori, S., Chhetri, P. 2020. “A GIS-LP Integrated Approach for the Logistics Hub Location Problem”.International Journal of Computers and Industrial Engineering. A Rank.
  • Bodaghi, B., Shahparvari, S., Fadaki, M., Lau, K.H., Ekambaran, P., Chhetri, P. 2020. “Multi-ResourceScheduling and Routing for Emergency Recovery Operations”. Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction. A Rank.
  • Asefi, H., Zhanh,Y., Lim, S., Maghrebi, M.,Shahparvari, S. 2020. “A multi-criteria decision support framework for municipal solid waste landfill siting: A case study of New South Wales (Australia)”. Journal of Environmental Monitoring and Assessment. IF Factor: 1.903
  • Bodaghi, B., Palaneeswaran, E.,Shahparvari, S., Mohammadi, M. 2020. “Probabilistic al-location and scheduling of multiple resources for emergency operations; a Victorianbushfire case study”.Computers, Environment and Urban Systems, 81, 101479. Q1 Rank.
  • Asefi, H.,Shahparvari, S., Chhetri, P. 2020. “Advances in the development of sustainable integrated Solid Waste Management systems: lesson learned on the adopted approachesin the last decade”.Journal of Environmental Planning and Management. Q1 Rank.

  • Asefi, H.,Shahparvari, S.., Chhetri, P. 2019. “Stochastic Time-Restricted Fleet Size and MixVehicle Routing Problem in Integrated Solid Waste Management”.Journal of SustainableCities and Society. Q1 Rank.
  • Asefi, H.,Shahparvari, S., Chhetri, P.,Lim, S., 2019. “Variable Fleet Size and Mix VRP withFleet Heterogeneity in Integrated Solid Waste Management”. Journal of Cleaner Produc-tion. A Rank.
  • Shahparvari, S., Abbasi, B., Chhetri, P. and Abareshi, A., 2019. “Fleet routing and scheduling bushfire emergency evacuation: A regional case study of the Black Saturday bushfiresin Australia”. Transportation Research Part D: Transport and Environment. A Rank.

  • Shahparvari, S., Bodaghi, B., 2018. “Risk reduction for distribution of the perishable res-cue items; A possibilistic programming approach”.International journal of disaster risk reduction. 31, 886-901, Elsevier. A Rank.
  • Shin, S-Ho, Kwon, O., Ruan, X., Chhetri, P., Lee, P.,Shahparvari, S., 2018. “Analyzing Sus-tainability Literature in Maritime Studies with Text Mining”.Sustainability. 10-10, MDPI.
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Grants

Understanding the resilience of lifelines for regional and remote communities.

Funded by Natural Hazards Research Australia (NHRA), Australian Government

2022

Vietnam’s Industry 4.0 opportunities for Australian business. 

Funded by Victorian Higher Education State Investment Fund (VHESIF), Victoria State Government.

2021

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Awards

College of Business and Law Early Career Research Excellence Award, RMIT University

Award date: 2020

Recipients: Shahrooz Shahparvari

Dean’s Early Career Research Excellence Award, RMIT University

Award date: 2020

Recipients: Shahrooz Shahparvari

Key awards by year

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  • College of Business and Law Early Career Research Excellence Award 2020 - RMIT University
  • Dean's Early Career Research Excellence Award 2020 - RMIT University

  • Deputy Pro Vice-Chancellor High-Quality Publication Award 2016 - RMIT University

  • Best Paper Award - IEEE-IEEM Conference 2015
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Acknowledgement of Country

RMIT University acknowledges the people of the Woi wurrung and Boon wurrung language groups of the eastern Kulin Nation on whose unceded lands we conduct the business of the University. RMIT University respectfully acknowledges their Ancestors and Elders, past and present. RMIT also acknowledges the Traditional Custodians and their Ancestors of the lands and waters across Australia where we conduct our business.

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