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FEAT-Fair and Efficient Allocation of TransportationDate: 01.2016-12.2018Contact:
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AbstractTransportation carriers fulfill transport requests for other parties and provide the physical connection between shippers, who own the freight, and their customers. To improve the situation and stay competitive, carriers must focus on transport requests offering a relatively high profit margin. A particular problem is caused by empty (return) trips, which by definition do not generate revenue, but cause costs and thereby reduce profits. The main goal of the present project is to study collaborative mechanisms to reallocate trips between carriers and thus improve the system-wide efficiency. We consider periodic shipments of goods in a three-stage setting. In local trips, goods are collected from costumers to hubs. A carrier is assumed to have at least two hubs, which are connected by a long haul transportation leg. Goods arriving at the destination of this main leg are again distributed to customers using local trips.
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FEAT Hertha Firnberg Multi Framework HybridMOOP Leuchtturm i - plan PL KoKA RACE Service Plan + ROST Mauritius II FLOW + ProcompositeII Health Log Maurit. Service Plan FCD- Route Procomp. Disaster MOP Simma Beton TPA WALZ Roller Mill VRPandBPP Ambulance Inventory Location Models SCM-SimOpt Variable Neighbourhood Search Lotsizing Problems Capacitated Arc Routing Problems Parallelization of Metaheuristics Dracula RESITANT Ant Colony Optimization Machine Scheduling Problems Assembly Line Balancing Multi Objective Combinatorial Optimization Rich Vehicle Routing Problems Optimal Control Applications Limit cycles History Dependence in optimal Control Unusual Applications Applications of Operations Research Heterogeneous Capital Stock and Technological Progress Metaheuristics Applications and Theory Surveys Vampirism Patiententransport Healthlog ALNS Consistency |
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