Vehicle routing problem with parcel locker and public transportation: Goods delivery using mass-rapid-transit system

The logistics industry is experiencing significant transformations with the emergence of modern technologies, well-established civil infrastructure, and mixed transportation methods. These changes are driven by the increase in mobility, sustainability, and eco-friendliness of logistics processes. As...

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Main Authors: NGUYEN, Pham K.M., YU, Vincent F., GUNAWAN, Aldy
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spelling sg-smu-ink.sis_research-94102024-01-09T03:48:50Z Vehicle routing problem with parcel locker and public transportation: Goods delivery using mass-rapid-transit system NGUYEN, Pham K.M. YU, Vincent F. GUNAWAN, Aldy The logistics industry is experiencing significant transformations with the emergence of modern technologies, well-established civil infrastructure, and mixed transportation methods. These changes are driven by the increase in mobility, sustainability, and eco-friendliness of logistics processes. As a result, recent works have focused on incorporating mixed fleets and omnichannel systems to the original vehicle routing problem which boosts the delivery system's efficiency, effectiveness, reliability, and customer satisfaction while reducing operational costs simultaneously. We augment the existing studies by proposing a new mathematical model that combines common mass rapid transit systems and delivery fleets to solve the traditional vehicle routing problem with time windows and delivery options. The model is tested and validated using commercial solver and 20 modified Gehring&Homberger's instances. The results look promising and ready for realistic adoption. However, the commercial solver faces a problem in solving larger instances. Therefore, it is required to develop efficient algorithms to achieve time-saving results with considerably small gaps from the achieved optimal solutions which can be considered as an extension for this work. 2023-08-01T07:00:00Z text application/pdf https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/sis_research/8407 https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/context/sis_research/article/9410/viewcontent/Vehicle_Routing_Problem_with_Parcel_Locker_and_Public_Transportation.pdf http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/ Research Collection School Of Computing and Information Systems eng Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University Transportation
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NGUYEN, Pham K.M.
YU, Vincent F.
GUNAWAN, Aldy
Vehicle routing problem with parcel locker and public transportation: Goods delivery using mass-rapid-transit system
description The logistics industry is experiencing significant transformations with the emergence of modern technologies, well-established civil infrastructure, and mixed transportation methods. These changes are driven by the increase in mobility, sustainability, and eco-friendliness of logistics processes. As a result, recent works have focused on incorporating mixed fleets and omnichannel systems to the original vehicle routing problem which boosts the delivery system's efficiency, effectiveness, reliability, and customer satisfaction while reducing operational costs simultaneously. We augment the existing studies by proposing a new mathematical model that combines common mass rapid transit systems and delivery fleets to solve the traditional vehicle routing problem with time windows and delivery options. The model is tested and validated using commercial solver and 20 modified Gehring&Homberger's instances. The results look promising and ready for realistic adoption. However, the commercial solver faces a problem in solving larger instances. Therefore, it is required to develop efficient algorithms to achieve time-saving results with considerably small gaps from the achieved optimal solutions which can be considered as an extension for this work.
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author NGUYEN, Pham K.M.
YU, Vincent F.
GUNAWAN, Aldy
author_facet NGUYEN, Pham K.M.
YU, Vincent F.
GUNAWAN, Aldy
author_sort NGUYEN, Pham K.M.
title Vehicle routing problem with parcel locker and public transportation: Goods delivery using mass-rapid-transit system
title_short Vehicle routing problem with parcel locker and public transportation: Goods delivery using mass-rapid-transit system
title_full Vehicle routing problem with parcel locker and public transportation: Goods delivery using mass-rapid-transit system
title_fullStr Vehicle routing problem with parcel locker and public transportation: Goods delivery using mass-rapid-transit system
title_full_unstemmed Vehicle routing problem with parcel locker and public transportation: Goods delivery using mass-rapid-transit system
title_sort vehicle routing problem with parcel locker and public transportation: goods delivery using mass-rapid-transit system
publisher Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
publishDate 2023
url https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/sis_research/8407
https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/context/sis_research/article/9410/viewcontent/Vehicle_Routing_Problem_with_Parcel_Locker_and_Public_Transportation.pdf
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