Dynamic Location Model of Intermediate nodes within safety zones in focused logistics context
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https://doi.org/10.17533/udea.redin.13769Keywords:
location, operational logistics, safety zones, focused logisticsAbstract
This paper presents a mixed integer programming model for multiple logistics node location in order to support decision making processes as a function of combat units movement. The model let us to obtain a dynamic configuration for a supply network in operational logistics. With this purpose focused logistics concepts are employed as a last tendency for sustaining military operations. The model offers the possibility of use safety zones modeled as a spatial constrains which pretend to give warranties about survivability, operability, supplies continuity and flexibility in a hostile environment.
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