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Title: | Multiobjective vehicle routing and scheduling problem with time window constraints in hazardous material transportation | Authors: | Meng, Q. Lee, D.-H. Cheu, R.L. |
Keywords: | Algorithms Hazardous materials Multiple objective analysis Routing Scheduling Transportation networks |
Issue Date: | Sep-2005 | Citation: | Meng, Q., Lee, D.-H., Cheu, R.L. (2005-09). Multiobjective vehicle routing and scheduling problem with time window constraints in hazardous material transportation. Journal of Transportation Engineering 131 (9) : 699-707. ScholarBank@NUS Repository. https://doi.org/10.1061/(ASCE)0733-947X(2005)131:9(699) | Abstract: | This paper proposes a novel vehicle routing and scheduling problem in transporting hazardous materials for networks with multiple time-varying attributes. It actually aims to identify all nondominated time-varying paths with departure times at the origin and waiting times at intermediate nodes along these paths for a given pair of origin and destination, subject to three kinds of practical constraints: Limited operational time period, and service, and waiting time window constraints at a node. Based on the assumption of linear waiting attributes at a node, the proposed problem can be equivalently transformed into a static multiobjective shortest path problem in an acyclic network reconstructed by the space-time network technique. An efficient dynamic programming method is then developed. In addition, two numerical examples and a case study are carried out to demonstrate the methodology proposed in this paper. Journal of Transportation Engineering © ASCE. | Source Title: | Journal of Transportation Engineering | URI: | http://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/65849 | ISSN: | 0733947X | DOI: | 10.1061/(ASCE)0733-947X(2005)131:9(699) |
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