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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Facility Location Design"”.
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Reliable facility location design and traffic sensor deployment under probabilistic disruptions
… and system benefit depend on the choices of facility locations. A good location design can maximize the system benefit while saving as much infrastructure investment as possible. Due to natural disasters or human hazards (e.g., power outages, operational accidents, labor actions or terrorist …
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Scheduling and routing of service trucks and planning of resource replenishment locations for winter roadway maintenance
… GIS interfaces for snow route analysis and design. This decision-support software optimizes a set of snow plow routes based on a set of user input parameters, and it can help stake-holders, engineers, and planners evaluate snow plow options (such as salt usage, vehicle capacities, fleet …
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Planning service facilities and infrastructures under continuous traffic equilibrium
… customers. The customers' choices on service facility and access path may be coupled with one another due to induced or altered traffic congestion near these facilities. Disregarding the congestion effect while planning facility locations may not only lead to unnecessarily high transportation …
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Sustainable and reliable design of large-scale complex logistics systems under competition and uncertainties
… focuses on developing mathematical models for design and analysis of large-scale logistics systems, especially those under competition and uncertainties. It holistically captures interactions and joint impacts of various objectives in large-scale supply chains, including supply reliability …
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Reliable design of interdependent service facility systems under correlated disruption risks
Facility location decisions lie at the center of planning many infrastructure systems. In many practice, public agencies (e.g., governments) and private companies (e.g., retailers) need to locate facilities to serve spatially distributed demands. For example, governments locate public facilities, …