Grain emergency vehicle scheduling problem with time and demand uncertainty

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Abstract

Grain transportation plays an important role in many relief and emergency supply chains. In this paper, we take the grain emergency vehicle scheduling model between multiwarehouses as the research object. Under the emergency environment, the aim of the problem is to maximize the utilization of vehicles and minimize the delay time. The randomness of the key parameters in grain emergency vehicle scheduling, such as time and demand, is determined through statistical analysis and the model is solved through robust optimization method. Besides, we apply the numerical examples for experimental analysis. We compare the robust optimization model with classic model to illustrate the differences and similarities between them. The results show that the uncertainty of both time and demand has great influence on the efficiency of grain emergency vehicle scheduling problem.

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Dongqing, J., & Qunxiong, Z. (2014). Grain emergency vehicle scheduling problem with time and demand uncertainty. Mathematical Problems in Engineering, 2014. https://doi.org/10.1155/2014/971861

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