Chance-Constrained Goal-Programming based day ahead scheduling in wind power integrated system

Wang, Yang; Zhou, Zhi; Zhao, Shanshan; Xu, Yan; Chen, Runze; Yin, Jiafu; Botterud, Audun

doi:10.1109/pesgm.2016.7741938

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“…While some areas have become the focus of researchers' interest, some studies have remained limited in the literature. In the studies under the other title; the authors of [40] in the planning of information resources for strategic planning in health systems, the authors of [43] in strategic planning for human resources in health systems, the authors of [44] in a basketball league game schedule, the authors of [47] for pre-scheduling in wind power, and the authors of [55] in mine planning used goal programming. When we look at the studies, it is pointed out that real life problems contain too many limitations.…”

Section: Goal Programming According To Types Of Scheduling and Plannimentioning

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Scheduling and Planning in Service Systems with Goal Programming: Literature Review

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Eren

2018

Mathematics

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Background: People want to be able to evaluate different kinds of information in a good way. There are various methods that they develop in such situations. Among the optimization methods, the goal programming method is often used when there are multiple objectives that decision makers want to accomplish. Because scheduling and planning problems have multiple objectives that are desired to be achieved, the goal programming method helps the researcher in contradictory situations between these goals. Methods: This study includes, examines, and analyzes recent research on service scheduling and planning. In the literature, service scheduling and planning studies have been examined using goal programming method from past to today. Results: The studies are detailed according to the type of goal programming, according to scheduling types, the purpose used in the studies, and the methods integrated with the goal programming. There are 142 studies in Emerald, Science Direct, Jstor, Springer, Taylor and Francis, Google Scholar, etc. databases that are examined in detail. For readers, diversification has been made to facilitate the identification of these studies and a detailed overview has been presented. Conclusion: As a result of the study, studies with the goal programming in the literature have been seen. The readers’ perspectives for planning and scheduling are discussed.

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