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Multi-objective modeling of relief items distribution network design problem in disaster relief logistics considering transportation system and CO: emission

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I whakaputaina i:Scientia Iranica. Transaction E, Industrial Engineering vol. 32, no. 4 (2025), p. 1-22
Kaituhi matua: Modiri, Mahdi
Ētahi atu kaituhi: Eskandari, Mohammad, Hasanzadeh, Samira
I whakaputaina:
Sharif University of Technology
Ngā marau:
Disaster relief
Mathematical programming
Deprivation
Mathematical models
Humanitarianism
Optimization
Transportation networks
Distribution centers
Health facilities
Multiple objective analysis
Operating costs
Decision making
Economic impact
Tactics
Climate change
Suppliers
Case studies
Literature reviews
Distribution management
Costs
Carbon dioxide
Objective function
Carbon dioxide emissions
Sustainability
Transportation systems
Disasters
Earthquakes
Mixed integer
Logistics
Network design
Goal programming
Economic
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Whakarāpopotonga:The present study aims to propose a multi-objective mixed integer mathematical programming model for designing a relief items distribution network in sustainable disaster relief logistics. The first objective function minimizes the total network costs. Which are divided into two parts: 1. Relief costs including (transportation costs, inventory costs and fixed costs of facilities) 2. Social costs (deprivation cost). The second objective function minimizes the amount of pollution generated by the network. Considering the related literature review, this is the first study that to propose a robust fuzzy optimization approach for relief items distribution network design problem considering environmental (CO2 emission), social (deprivation cost) and economic impacts under reliability and uncertainty. Then, the multi-objective model was solved using the multi-choice goal programming. To indicate the validity of the proposed model, a case study was evaluated based on real data (2019 flood in Sari city, Mazandaran province). Using the proposed model, decision-makers and managers are able to make strategic and tactical decisions with the least cost and time, and in relief planning can enhance the structure of distribution networks and inventory and reduce victims' dissatisfaction.
DOI:10.24200/sci.2022.57132.5080
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