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Scheduling cross-docking operations : Integration of operational uncertainties and resource capacities
Anne-Laure Ladier

Scheduling cross-docking operations : Integration of operational uncertainties and resource capacities

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Science & Mathematics Published 2014 Verification Pending

Overview & Synopsis

In a cross-docking platform, goods are unloaded from inbound trucks,sorted and directly reloaded in outbound trucks – each product typicallystays less than 24 hours in the platform.By analyzing the gaps between the literature and on-field observations,we highlight two research directions: accounting for operational uncertainties,and for the human resource capacity in the platform.A truck scheduling problem with time windows for the inbound andoutbound trucks is modeled with an integer program and solved withthree different heuristics. The robustness of the schedules obtained is thentested with a discrete-event simulation model, which enables to evaluateseveral robust reformulations of the initial model.The employee timetabling and rostering problem in the platform is addressedwith three mixed integer linear problems solved sequentially. Thetwo models can be combined to serve as a decision-support tool for across-docking platform.

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Document Title Scheduling cross-docking operations : Integration of operational uncertainties and resource capacities
Author / Organization Anne-Laure Ladier
Subject & Discipline Multidisciplinary Academic Open Research
Categories Science & Mathematics
Publication Year 2014
License / Rights Open Access / Creative Commons
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Language EN
Catalog ID DOC-211066
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