Inventory relief chain model with deterioration and disposal of relief commodity

Q3 Decision Sciences
C. Jaggi, Jitendra Singh
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Abstract

Our environment can be hit by disasters such as earthquake, flood, tornadoes, hurricanes, etc., and if any happens, organizations (private or government) start to provide facilities for evacuation and supply of relief commodities in the affected regions. This paper formulates an inventory-relief-chain (IRC) model with the relief supply chain for the relief commodity distribution. The results of the model provide the optimal number of intermediate distribution and relief centers. However, in the study, every center is considered to distribute relief commodities. The model is formulated with a core objective to optimize the total cost of the relief operation. An algorithm is proposed to find the optimal solution of the model. Furthermore, a numerical analysis is carried out on a numerical example to validate the efficiency of the algorithm. The sensitivity analysis is done over the optimal solution and the respective parameters of the model, at the same time representing the strength of the model,i.e., the extent these parameters are sensitive to the objective. The model can help relief organizations when managing relief supplies to the disaster areas.
考虑救济物资变质与处置的库存救济链模型
我们的环境可能会受到地震、洪水、龙卷风、飓风等灾害的袭击,一旦发生灾害,组织(私人或政府)就会开始为受灾地区的疏散和救援物资供应提供设施。本文建立了以救灾供应链为对象的救灾物资分配库存-救援链模型。模型结果给出了最优的中间分布中心和救助中心数量。然而,在研究中,每个中心都被认为是分发救济商品的。该模型的核心目标是优化救援行动的总成本。提出了一种求解该模型最优解的算法。最后对一个算例进行了数值分析,验证了算法的有效性。对模型的最优解和各自参数进行敏感性分析,同时表示模型的强度,即。,这些参数对目标的敏感程度。该模型可以帮助救援组织管理灾区的救援物资。
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Yugoslav Journal of Operations Research
Yugoslav Journal of Operations Research Decision Sciences-Management Science and Operations Research
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