2021
DOI: 10.3390/math9161982
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Optimization of the Real-Time Response to Roadside Incidents through Heuristic and Linear Programming

Abstract: This paper presents a solution for a real-world roadside assistance problem. Roadside incidents can happen at any time. Depending on the type of incident, a specific resource from the roadside assistance company can be sent on site. The problem of allocating resources to these road-side incidents can be stated as a multi-objective function and a large set of constraints, including priorities and preferences, resource capacities and skills, calendars, and extra hours. The request from the client is to a have re… Show more

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“…They avoided fixing a specific value for each territory depending on its characteristics. Assigning a threshold to the CI was quite challenging, since this value depends on the number of FS and vehicles, number of incidents per year, and the population of the regions, so it was established by analysing the frequency of the CI calculated for each incident and by consulting experts from the firefighting service [33]. The results of the optimisation process showed that the optimal locations of one to five FS increased the efficiency of the system.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…They avoided fixing a specific value for each territory depending on its characteristics. Assigning a threshold to the CI was quite challenging, since this value depends on the number of FS and vehicles, number of incidents per year, and the population of the regions, so it was established by analysing the frequency of the CI calculated for each incident and by consulting experts from the firefighting service [33]. The results of the optimisation process showed that the optimal locations of one to five FS increased the efficiency of the system.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Buil et al presented a study applying both linear programming and simulated annealing to determine the optimal allocation of resources to incidents in real time in a roadside assistance problem that minimised operating costs while maintaining the level of service above a certain threshold. These authors introduced a constraint similar to the one presented in this paper [33].…”
Section: Previous Related Metaheuristic Studiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, it is worthy to note that there is poor literature on this field. Most of the optimisation fields related to the road management and maintenance problem are waste allocation problems [7]- [11], human resource allocation [12], allocating resources [13], [16], highway maintenance [14], [15], winter road maintenance [17], pavement and bridge maintenance [18]. TABLE 1 presents a summary of these most recent works.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%