Michael G. Monticino

Previous Scheduled Teaching

Published Intellectual Contributions

Abstracts and Proceedings

• Gregory Hill, Michael Monticino, Eric T. Jones, Steven Kolmes, and Rebecca McLain. (2008). "Aspirational Goals and Incremental Tools: Does forecasting exclude other frameworks for strategic planning?". Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility Directions and Implications of Advanced Computing Conference Proceedings.
• M. Monticino, E. Brooks, T. Cogdill, M. Acevedo and B. Callicott. (2006). "Applying a Multi-Agent Model to Evaluate Effects of Development Proposals and Growth Management Policies on Suburban Sprawl". Proceedings of the iEMSs Third Biennial Meeting: Summit on Environmental Modelling and Software; Voinov, A., Jakeman, A., Rizzoli, A. (eds.)..
• Michael Monticino, Miguel Acevedo, Baird Callicott and Travis Cogdill. (2005). Multi-agent model of human values and land-use change.
• Michael Monticino, Miguel Acevedo, Baird Callicott, Travis Cogdill, and Christopher Lindquist. (Pahl-Wostl, C., Schmidt, S., Rizzoli, A.E. and Jakeman, A.J. (eds.)). (2004). Coupled Human and Natural Systems:  A Multi-Agent Based Approach.
• Michael Monticino, Miguel Acevedo and Travis Cogdill. (2002). "Cell interaction in semi-Markov forest landscape models" In Rizzoli, A.E. and Jakeman, A.J. (eds.), Integrated Assessment and Decision Support.

Book Chapter

• Burggren, W.W., , Chapman, K.D., Monticino, M.G., Torday, J. (2017). Interdisciplinarity In The Biological Sciences.. (2) Oxford University Press.
• Warren Burggren, Kent Chapman, Bradley Keller, Michael Monticino and John Torday. (2010). "Interdisciplinarity in the Biological Sciences". Handbook of Interdisciplinarity. Oxford University Press.
• McIntosh, Giupponi, Voinov, Smith, Matthews, Monticino, Kolkman, Crossman, van Ittersum, Haase, Haase, Mysiak, Groot, Sieber, Verweij, Quinn, Waeger, Gaber, Hepting, Scholten, Sulis, van Delden, Gaddis, Assaf. (2009). "Bridging the gaps between design and use: developing tools to support environmental management and policy". Environmental Modelling & Software. State of the Art and Futures in Environmental Modelling and Software, Jakeman, T., Rizzoli, A., Voinov, A. & Chen (eds.). Elsevier.

Conference Proceeding

• Mikler, A.R., Monticino, M.G., Callicott, B., Khalil, S. (2003). Agent based modeling of human and natural systems and their interactions. In Proceedings of 7th Annual Swarm Researchers/Users Conference (SwarmFest 2003), Notre Dame, IN.

Journal Article

• McConnell, Millington, Reo, Alberti, Asbjornsen, Baker, Brozović, Drinkwater, Drzyzga, Fragoso, Holland, Jantz, Kohler, Maschner, Monticino, Podestá, Pontius, Redman, Sailor, Urquhart, Liu.. (2011). Research on Coupled Human and Natural Systems (CHANS): Approach, Challenges and Strategies. Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America. 92 218-228.
• Miguel F. Acevedo, Baird Callicott, Michael Monticino, Donald Lyons, Jenny Palomino, Judith Rosales, Luz Delgado, Magdiel Ablan, Jacinto Davila, Hirma Ramírez, Emilio Vilanova, Giorgio Tonella. (2008). "Models of Natural and Human Dynamics in Forest Landscapes: cross-site and cross-cultural synthesis". Geoforum. 39 846-866.
• Travis Cogdill and Michael Monticino. (2007). "Analysis of Teller Service Times in Retail Banks".
• J. Baird Callicott, Ricardo Rozzi, Luz Delgado, Michael Monticino, Miguel Acevedo and Paul Harcombe. (2007). "Biocomplexity and Conservation of Biodiversity Hotspots: Three Case Studies from the Americas".
• Michael Monticino, Miguel Acevedo, Baird Callicott, Travis Cogdill and Christopher Lindquist. (2007). "Coupled Human and Natural Systems:  A Multi-Agent Based Approach".
• Baird Callicott, Miguel Acevedo, Pete Gunter, Paul Harcombe, Christopher Lindquist and Michael Monticino. (2006). "Biocomplexity in the Big Thicket". Ethics, Place & Environment. 9 21-45.
• W. Burggren and M. Monticino. (2005). "Assessing physiological complexity". Journal of Experimental Biology. 208 3221-3232.
• Kathleen Swigger, Ferda Alpaslan, Robert Brazile, and Michael Monticino. (2004). Effects of Culture on Computer-Supported International Collaborations.
• Pieter Allaart and Michael Monticino. (2003). Pseudo-prophet inequalities in average-optimal stopping.
• M.G. Monticino. (2001). How to a construct random probability measure.
• Pieter Allaart and Michael Monticino. (2001). Optimal stopping rules for directionally reinforced processes.
• M.G. Monticino. (1998). Constructing prior distributions with trees of exchangeable processes.
• Theodore Hill and Michael Monticino. (1998). Constructions of random distributions via sequential barycenters.
• M.G. Monticino. (1998). Web-Analysis: Stripping away the hype.
• R. D. Mauldin, M.G. Monticino and H. von Weizsacker. (1996). Directionally reinforced random walks.
• M.G. Monticino and J. R. Weisinger. (1995). Optimal cut-off strategies in capacity expansion problems.
• R. D. Mauldin and M.G. Monticino. (1995). Randomly generated distributions.
• S. J. Benkoski, M.G. Monticino and J. R. Weisinger. (1992). A survey of the search theory literature.
• M.G. Monticino. (1991). The adequacy of universal strategies in analytic gambling problems.
• M.G. Monticino. (1991). Utility functions which ensure the adequacy of stationary strategies.

Other

• J. Dau, E. Lightfoot, H. D. Schwark, M. Monticino and J. Fuchs. (2008). "Application of Mathematical Models to Classify and Characterize Cell Types Derived from Neural Progenitor Cells".

Popular Press Article

• M.G. Monticino and J. R. Weisinger. (1989). The feasibility of applying search theory to the Korean tunnel problem.
• M.G. Monticino and S. J. Benkoski. (1988). The effects of non-homogenous environments on passive sonobuoy search for a submerged target.

Contracts, Grants and Sponsored Research

Contract

• Fite, J.T. (Supporting), Monticino, M.G. (Principal), "Lockheed Martin Supply Chain Analytics Program," sponsored by Lockheed Martin, International, $50000 Funded. (2018 - 2018).
• Fite, J. (Supporting), Monticino, M. (Principal), "Lockheed Martin Supply Chain Analytics Program," sponsored by Lockheed Martin, International, Funded. (2018 - 2018).

Grant - Research

• Monticino, M. (Principal), "Transportation Resource Study," sponsored by Capital One/Boys & Girls Club, National, $15000 Funded. (2019 - 2020).
• Monticino, M. (Principal), "Transportation Resource Study," sponsored by Capital One/Boys & Girls Club, National, Funded. (2019 - 2020).

Grant - Teaching

• Monticino, M., "Stackable Micro-Courses – A Pathway to UNT Data Analytics Certificates," sponsored by Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board: Accelerating Credentials of Purpose and Value Grant Program, State, $325321 Funded. (2022).