Low-carbon economy has been a hot research topic in recent years. This paper firstly considers the vehicle load weight, the key factors affecting the fuel consumption, to establish the fuel consumption model, and then constructs the vehicle routing planning model in the last mile delivery with multiple depots within time windows. In order to solve this problem, we improve the classical fruit fly algorithm which is easy to fall into the local optimum, and the improved fruit fly optimization algorithm is designed and integrated with genetic algorithm. Computational results show that our solution approach is capable of solving instances with up to 48 customers and 4 different depots. The effectiveness and efficiency of the model and multigroup...
Focusing on the multi-depot vehicle routing problem (MDVRP) for hazardous materials transportation, ...
With the fastest consumer demand growth, the increasing customer’s demands trend to multivarieties a...
In this paper, we introduce a new city logistics problem arising in the last mile distribution of e-...
In order to cut the costs of third-party logistics companies and respond to the Chinese government&r...
The paper addresses the problem of efficiently planning routes for multiple ground vehicles used in ...
Under the background of the normalization of COVID-19 prevention and control and the rapid developme...
To solve the low-carbon vehicle routing problem (VRP) with sustainable development background, the V...
Torespondto the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and global warming, this paper investigates th...
AbstractThe concept of green logistics stems from green economic concepts which are inherently drive...
Distribution is one of the major sources of carbon emissions and this issue has been addressed by Gr...
A significant portion of Gross Domestic Production (GDP) in any country belongs to the transportatio...
In order to promote the development of low-carbon logistics and economize logistics distribution cos...
In the industrial sector, transportation plays an essential role in distribution. This activity impa...
Emission reductions could be achieved by replacing the single-depot mode with a multi-depot mode of ...
A generalized clustering method based on a Genetic Algorithm is proposed. The Genetic Clustering (Ge...
Focusing on the multi-depot vehicle routing problem (MDVRP) for hazardous materials transportation, ...
With the fastest consumer demand growth, the increasing customer’s demands trend to multivarieties a...
In this paper, we introduce a new city logistics problem arising in the last mile distribution of e-...
In order to cut the costs of third-party logistics companies and respond to the Chinese government&r...
The paper addresses the problem of efficiently planning routes for multiple ground vehicles used in ...
Under the background of the normalization of COVID-19 prevention and control and the rapid developme...
To solve the low-carbon vehicle routing problem (VRP) with sustainable development background, the V...
Torespondto the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and global warming, this paper investigates th...
AbstractThe concept of green logistics stems from green economic concepts which are inherently drive...
Distribution is one of the major sources of carbon emissions and this issue has been addressed by Gr...
A significant portion of Gross Domestic Production (GDP) in any country belongs to the transportatio...
In order to promote the development of low-carbon logistics and economize logistics distribution cos...
In the industrial sector, transportation plays an essential role in distribution. This activity impa...
Emission reductions could be achieved by replacing the single-depot mode with a multi-depot mode of ...
A generalized clustering method based on a Genetic Algorithm is proposed. The Genetic Clustering (Ge...
Focusing on the multi-depot vehicle routing problem (MDVRP) for hazardous materials transportation, ...
With the fastest consumer demand growth, the increasing customer’s demands trend to multivarieties a...
In this paper, we introduce a new city logistics problem arising in the last mile distribution of e-...