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期刊名称：DECISION ANALYSIS ISSN： 1545-8490 出版频率： Quarterly 出版社： INFORMS, 5521 RESEARCH PARK DR, SUITE 200, CATONSVILLE, USA, MD, 21228   出版社网址： http://da.journal.informs.org 期刊网址： http://da.journal.informs.org/ 影响因子： 1.818 (2020年) 1.000(2018年) 1.063(2017年) 1.242(2016年) 1.132(2015年) 0.660(2014年) 1.196(2013年) 1.933 (2012年) 2.143(2011年) 主题范畴： MANAGEMENT 期刊简介(About the journal)    投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)    编辑部信息(Editorial Board)    About the journal Decision Analysis is a quarterly journal dedicated to advancing the theory, application, and teaching of all aspects of decision analysis. The primary focus of the journal is to develop and study operational decision-making methods, drawing on all aspects of decision theory and decision analysis, with the ultimate objective of providing practical guidance for decision makers. As such, the journal aims to bridge the theory and practice of decision analysis, facilitating communication and the exchange of knowledge among decision analysts in academia, business, industry, and government. Instructions to Authors Submission Guidelines Decision Analysis uses ScholarOne Manuscripts (formerly known as Manuscript Central), the online manuscript submission and reviewing system, for all new submissions. Please visit the following website to submit your manuscript: http://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/deca . Contact Managing Editor, Kelly Kophazi at kelly.kophazi@informs.org with any questions about ScholarOne Manuscripts. The fundamental objectives of Decision Analysis are to advance the theory, application, and teaching of all aspects of decision analysis. In order to accomplish this effectively, the editors are committed to using the journal’s pages wisely. Requirements for submitting a manuscript to Decision Analysis Please write concisely. Although the journal does not have a strict page limit, journal pages are a scarce commodity. The editors will consider each manuscript carefully and will request revisions to make the final paper’s length commensurate with its contribution. Format manuscripts to fit on standard paper (8.5 x 11-inch or A4), using a 12-point font, and one-inch margins on all four sides. All material should be double-spaced, including abstracts, references, and footnotes. Provide an abstract of not more than 200 words in length. This should be written using non-technical language, and without the use of formulas or mathematical notation (see note below on mathematical notation). The purpose of the abstract is to provide a concise, highly readable overview of the manuscript's objectives, methods, and the nature and significance of the conclusions and contribution. Mathematical notation should be selected so as to simplify the typesetting process. Please make mathematical expression in the body of the text as simple as possible. Greek letters and unusual symbols (if handwritten rather than typed) should be labeled whenever they first appear in the manuscript, as should the letter symbols "oh" and "el" (as distinguished from the numbers "zero" and "one"). Displayed material should clearly indicate the alignment that is desired. If the equations are numbered, the numbers should be given in parentheses, flush with the right margin of the page. It is important that your abstract not contain mathematical notation that may be difficult to properly present in Web browsers. The abstract is not only a part of the full article (print and online) but, more importantly, serves as the only free-for-all record of your paper. It is reused and remapped by a variety of online portals and metadata databases, some of which are text only. Please provide a text-only abstract, or, if that is absolutely impossible, try to minimize the use of math symbols and please completely avoid accented variables. Footnotes should be numbered consecutively and listed separately, double-spaced, at the end of the paper and should be indicated in the text by superscript numbers. Footnote numbers should never be attached to mathematical symbols. To the extent possible, please avoid footnotes; material that normally would appear as a footnote should be placed in the body of the text when it will not impair readability. All references are to be listed alphabetically by the author at the end of the paper, and should conform to the style of the journal Management Science. They should also be typed, double-spaced. Reference callouts in the body of the text should be indicated by the author's last name and year of publication, e.g., (Norman 1977). Authors may, at their option, submit names of suggested, preferred referees via ScholarOne Manuscripts. The suggested referees should not have a conflict of interest with the author(s). A person has a conflict of interest when the author is or was a) his/her major professor, b) a student for whom the person served as a major professor, c) someone who has worked in the same organization within the last five years, d) a collaborator on work, whether completed or in-progress, during the last five years, or e) someone who has a relationship, whether business or personal, that would reasonably be construed to affect the individual’s impartiality and independence. Authors may also list non-preferred referees. Manuscripts that do not conform to the format requested (as described above), if accepted, are subject to considerable delay pending revisions. Please also be prepared to supply an editable, electronic version of the article (e.g., Microsoft Word or LaTeX), including all art, as soon as an article has been accepted. LaTex users may download INFORMS style files and instructions for their use. Submission of a manuscript to Decision Analysis for possible publication means that the author(s) certifies that the manuscript has not been published previously nor currently is submitted for publication elsewhere. In addition, please read about Copyrights & Permissions. For authors with accepted papers The INFORMS Author Portal is maintained by the publications department as a tool to support authors as they move along the production process. The Author Portal contains the following information: Rights & Permissions File Preparation Frequently Asked Questions Contact Your Production Editor Key words La TeX Style Files Author Forms* * After a paper is accepted, authors are required to formally transfer the copyright to the paper to INFORMS. Go to the INFORMS Author Portal and click on "Author Forms" for the Copyright Transfer Agreement Form and instructions for returning your signed form to INFORMS. Editorial Board Associate Editors: Ali Abbas University of Illinois, Champaign-Urbana   David Budescu Fordham University      Jason R. W. Merrick Virginia Commonwealth University Manel Baucells Universitat Pompeu Fabra    John C. Butler University of Texas at Austin       Ahti Salo Aalto University Vicki Bier University of Wisconson, Madison       Philippe Delquié George Washington University     George Wu University of Chicago Editorial Board: Erin Baker University of Massachusetts, Amherst Gordon B. Hazen Northwestern University       Kevin F. McCardle University of California, Los Angeles Phillip C. Beccue Baxter BioScience        Eric Horvitz Microsoft Research       Miley W. (Lee) Merkhofer Folio Technologies, LLC J. Eric Bickel University of Texas, Austin   Ronald A. Howard Stanford University      Kara Morgan U.S. Food & Drug Administration Han Bleichrodt Erasmus University       Donald L. Keefer Arizona State University      Robert F. Nau Duke University Robert T. Clemen Duke University    Ralph L. Keeney Duke University    Greg S. Parnell United States Military Academy Enrico Diecidue INSEAD       Craig W. Kirkwood Arizona State University      Lawrence D. Phillips London School of Economics and Political Science Robin L. Dillon-Merrill Georgetown University        Don N. Kleinmuntz Strata Decision Technology, LLC Daniel Read University of Durham James S. Dyer The University of Texas at Austin        Howard C. Kunreuther University of Pennsylvania   Rakesh K. Sarin University of California, Los Angeles Kazuo J. Ezawa Professional Trader and Consultant      Thomas Langer University of Muenster James E. Smith Duke University Simon French The University of Manchester      Kenneth C. (Casey) Lichtendahl, Jr. University of Virginia   Jeffrey S. Stonebraker North Carolina State University Robin S. Gregory Decision Research James E. Matheson SmartOrg Inc.       Robert L. Winkler Duke University Raimo P. Hämäläinen Aalto University          Detlof von Winterfeldt International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA)