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Robust optimization for hurricane preparedness
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DOI：10.1016/j.ijpe.2019.07.037.png)
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This paper applies the concept of social cost (i.e., logistic, deprivation, and fatality costs) to analyze the optimal deployment time, location and capacities of stockpiles for Points of Distribution (PODs) in hurricane preparedness. We first propose a single-stage, adaptive robust model to determine the optimal deployment time, given the time-variant characteristics of hurricanes. The model is nested in an optimal stopping-time framework that captures the trade-offs between increasing deployment costs and reduced uncertainty as the hurricane approaches landfall. Once the optimal deployment time has been determined, we then propose a less conservative, two-stage robust optimization model with recourse actions to determine the PODs' location, stockpile capacities and flow. Tested on a case study, results show that 1) a non-adaptive model leads to poor decisions about the optimal deployment time; 2) improperly modeled deprivation costs pose significant hidden risks to decisionmakers; 3) deprivation costs increase $3-5 for every dollar cut when the available budget is strictly binding; and 4) significant savings in social cost result from the wait-and-see strategy implemented through the two-stage robust model.
Keyword:
Disaster planning
Location-allocation
Deprivation costs
Adaptive robust optimization
Two-stage robust optimization
Recourse actions
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