OR Forum—What's Happened in Search Theory Since the 1975 Lanchester Prize?
Operations Research · 1989 · Volume 37 · Issue 3
Abstract
This article is based on a talk that I gave at the 1988 TIMS/ORSA meeting in Washington, D.C. about developments in search theory since the Lanchester Prize for 1975 was awarded to me for Theory of Optimal Search . The answer to the question in the title is that a lot has happened, particularly in the area of the search for moving targets and in the use of computers in search theory and applications.
Keywords
search and surveillance: review of developments since 1975
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