LTC Jamie Grymes Assistant Professor james.grymes@westpoint.edu Biography Originally from Jacksonville FL, obtained a bachelor’s degree in mathematics in 2006 from Presbyterian College, a master’s degree in computational operations research in 2015 from the College of William and Mary, and a PhD. in operations research from the Colorado School of Mines. Military Assignments include the 3rd Infantry Division, US Army Recruiting Command, and the Army G1. Currently serving as an Assistant Professor of Mathematics at the United States Military Academy in West Point, NY. Ongoing Research Projects Energy System ModelingInstallation Resilience and SustainabilityOptimization Publications & Presentations A Matheuristic for Design and Dispatch of a Utility-Connected Distributed Energy System”, JamesGrymes, Alexandra M Newman, Alexander Zolan, Dinesh Mehta, Under Review.“Optimizing Microgrid Deployment for Community Resilience”, James Grymes, Alexandra Newman, Zana Cranmer, Destenie Nock, Optimization and Engineering, 2 November 2023.“North Carolina Water Utility Builds Resilience with Distributed Energy Resources”, Kate Anderson, James Grymes, Alexandra Newman, and Adam Warren, INFORMS Journal on AppliedAnalytics, 2023, 53:4, 247-265.“Allometric models of adult regional body lengths and circumferences to height: Insights from a 3D body image scanner”, American Journal of Human Biology, 26 October 2019.“The Effectiveness of Kahoot! as a Pre-lesson Assessment Tool”, Joshua Borrell, Nicholas Cosmas, James Grymes, Joel Radunzel, Center for Faculty Excellence, West Point, NY, May 2017.Presented “A Matheuristic for Design and Dispatch of Hybrid Combined Heat and Power Systems” at The Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS) Annual Meeting, Phoenix, AZ, 16 October 2023.Presented “Optimizing Community Resilience Through Microgrid Deployment” at The Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS) Annual Meeting, Indianapolis, IN, 18 October 2022.Presented “Disaster Recovery and Response Innovation through Fuel Cell Deployment” at the 2022 Disaster Resilience Symposium, Virtual, 15 September 2022.Presented “Balancing Cost and Resilience: Distributed Energy System Design and Dispatch” at the Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS) Annual Meeting, Vancouver, BC, 6 June 2022.Presented “Balancing Cost And Resilience: Distributed Energy System Design And Dispatch” at the The Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (INFORMS) Annual Meeting, Anaheim, CA, 27 October 2021.Presented “Military Applications Of Approximate Dynamic Programming: Optimizing Helicopter Lift Operations” at the The Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (IN-FORMS) Annual Meeting, Nashville, TN, 16 November 2016.Presented “Optimizing the Fulfillment of Military Rotary Wing Air Mission Requests with Uncertainty through Approximate Dynamic Programming” at the 85th Annual Military Operations Research Society Meeting, West Point, NY, 21 June 2017.