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The resource transfer problem a framework for integrated scheduling and routing problems

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The resource transfer problem a framework for integrated scheduling and routing problemseries/1505Illa WeissThe Resource TransferProblemA Framework for Integrated Scheduling and Routing ProblemsSpringerIlla WeissClausthal-ZellerfeklGerman

yDissertation Clausthal University of Technology. Germany. 2018. D 104ISSN 1431-1941ISSN 2197-716X (electronic)Contributions to Management ScienceISBN The resource transfer problem a framework for integrated scheduling and routing problems

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d company address is: Gcwcrbcstrassc 11. 6330 Cham, SwitzerlandForewordDue to their practical relevance and challenging intractability, scheduling and

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vehicle routing problems have been matters of intense research since the early days of operations research. From the combinatorial perspective, sched

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The resource transfer problem a framework for integrated scheduling and routing problemsr of variants have been considered in the literature. In industrial applications of complex scheduling problems. beyond precedence constraints and sca

rce renewable resources representing potential factors, generalized precedence relations, sequence-dependent changeover times, and storage resources f The resource transfer problem a framework for integrated scheduling and routing problems

or consumable factors like materials have to be taken into account. Rich vehicle routing problems include such diverse requirements as temporal or spa

The resource transfer problem a framework for integrated scheduling and routing problems

tial synchronization constraints, multi-dimensional capacity restrictions, incompatibilities between goods, restricted accessibility of roads and loca

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The resource transfer problem a framework for integrated scheduling and routing problems, scheduling and vehicle routing problems were mostly considered separately. Moreover, the overwhelming majority of models and methods proposed in the

literature arc dedicated to specific problem settings. In real-world planning, however, scheduling and routing problems often arise jointly, and a la The resource transfer problem a framework for integrated scheduling and routing problems

rge variety of individual requirements must be considered. In supply chain operations planning, production and transportation must be coordinated to r

The resource transfer problem a framework for integrated scheduling and routing problems

educe order-to-delivery time and stocks. Due to short shelf life times, aligning production scheduling and vehicle routing is frequently of particular

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The resource transfer problem a framework for integrated scheduling and routing problemsons may be cited as a further example of an important problem setting including scheduling and routing aspects. In industrial practice, scheduling and

routing are generally performed sequentially. This hierarchical approach, however, may lead to substantial performance losses, which could be avoided The resource transfer problem a framework for integrated scheduling and routing problems

if scheduling and routing decisions were made simultaneously.The need for general and integrated scheduling and routing approaches was the starting p

The resource transfer problem a framework for integrated scheduling and routing problems

oint for the research of Illa Weiss. In her dissertation, she proposes the resource transfer problem (RTP) as a comprehensive reference model for comp

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