A hierarchical compromise model for the joint optimization of recovery operations and distribution of emergency goods in Humanitarian Logistics

The distribution of emergency goods to a population affected by a disaster is one of the most fundamental operations in Humanitarian Logistics. In the case of a particularly disruptive event, parts of the distribution infrastructure (e.g., bridges, roads) can be damaged. This damage would make it im...

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Published in:Computers & operations research 2014-02, Vol.42, p.3-13
Main Authors: Liberatore, F., Ortuño, M.T., Tirado, G., Vitoriano, B., Scaparra, M.P.
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Damage
Disasters
Distribution planning
Emergency procedures
Humanitarian aid
Humanitarian logistics
Humanitarianism
Logistics
Mathematical models
Multi-criteria optimization
Operations research
Optimization
Optimization techniques
Recovery
Seismic phenomena
Studies
Transportation problem (Operations research)
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Humanitarian aid
Humanitarian logistics
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Mathematical models
Multi-criteria optimization
Operations research
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Optimization techniques
Recovery
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