Multiobjective Management in Freight Logistics: Increasing Capacity, Service Level and Safety with Optimization Algorithms,Used

Multiobjective Management in Freight Logistics: Increasing Capacity, Service Level and Safety with Optimization Algorithms,Used

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Thecontentofthisbookismotivatedbytherecentchangesinglobalmarketsandthe availability of new transportation services. Indeed, the complexity of current supply chains suggests todecision makers in logisticsto work witha set ofef?cient (Pare optimal) solutions, mainly to capture different economical aspects that, in general, one optimal solution related to a single objective function is not able to capture tirely. Motivated by these reasons, we study freight transportation systems with a speci?c focus on multiobjective modelling. The goal is to provide decision m ers with new methods and tools to implement multiobjective optimization models in logistics. The book combines theoretical aspects with applications, showing the advantages and the drawbacks of adopting scalarization techniques, and when it is worthwhile to reduce the problem to a goalprogramming one. Also, we show plications where more than one decision maker evaluates the effectiveness of the logistic system and thus a multilevel programming is sought to attain meaningful solutions. After presenting the general working framework, we analyze logistic sues in a maritime terminal. Next, we study multiobjective route planning, relying on the application of hazardous material transportation. Then, we examine freight distribution on a smaller scale, as for the case of goods distribution in metropolitan areas. Finally, we present a humanworkforce problem arising in logistic platforms. The general approach followed in the text is that of presenting mathematics, al rithms and the related experimentations for each problem.

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