This book examines logistics systems in an integrated way. Its goal is to describe and show how to find rational structures for logistics systems considering all the relevant aspects. Building on an understanding of the simplest logistical system with only one origin and one destination, the book treats problems with many origins and one destination, many destinations and one origin, and many origins and many destinations; this is done for systems with and without transshipments. The solutions and methodologies presented in the book are particularly helpful in instances where detailed data are not available and when time is of the essence.
1;Preface to the Fourth Edition;6 2;Preface to the Third Edition;7 3;Preface to the Second Edition;8 4;Preface to the First Edition;9 5;Table of Contents ;12 6;1 The Use of Succinct Models and Data Summaries;17 6.1;1.1 Different Approaches for Solving Logistics Problems;17 6.2;1.2 An Example;18 6.3;1.3 Remarks;24 6.4;Suggested Exercises;27 7;2 Cost;31 7.1;2.1 Initial Remarks;31 7.2;2.2 Holding Costs;33 7.3;2.3 Transportation Costs;39 7.4;2.4 Handling Costs;48 7.5;2.5 Stochastic Effects;54 7.6;Suggested Exercises;61 7.7;Glossary of Symbols;63 8;3 Optimization Methods: One-to-One Distribution;65 8.1;3.1 Initial Remarks;65 8.2;3.2 The Lot Size Problem with Constant Demand;66 8.3;3.3 The Lot Size Problem with Variable Demand;72 8.4;3.4 Other One-Dimensional Location Problems;80 8.5;3.5 Accuracy of the CA Expression;85 8.6;3.6 Generalization of the CA Approach Approach Approach Approach Approach;89 8.7;3.7 Network Design Issues;91 8.8;Suggested Exercises;100 8.9;Glossary of Symbols;106 9;4 One-to-Many Distribution;108 9.1;4.1 Initial Remarks;108 9.2;4.2 The Transportation Operation;110 9.3;4.3 Identical Customers; Fixed Vehicle Loads Loads;120 9.4;4.4 Identical Customers; Vehicle Loads Not Given;126 9.5;4.5 Implementation Considerations;140 9.6;4.6 Different Customers: Symmetric Strategies;148 9.7;4.7 Different Customers: Asymmetric Strategies ;159 9.8;4.8 Other Extensions;163 9.9;Suggested Exercises;169 9.10;Glossary of Symbols;173 10;5 One-To-Many Distribution with Transshipments;176 10.1;5.1 Initial Remarks;176 10.2;5.2 Distribution with Transshipments;177 10.3;5.4 Refinements and Extensions;196 10.4;5.5 Multiple Transshipments ;210 10.5;5.6 Automatic Discretization;216 10.6;Suggested Exercises;222 10.7;Glossary of Symbols;228 11;6 Many-To-Many Distribution;230 11.1;6.1 Initial Remarks;230 11.2;6.2 Operation Without Transshipments;235 11.3;6.3 One Terminal Systems;238 11.4;6.3.1 Symmetric Strategies;239 11.5;6.4 Multi-Terminal Systems: One Transshipment;247 11.6;6.5 Multi-Terminal Systems: Multiple Transshipments;264 11.7;Suggested Exercises;275 11.8;Glossary of Symbols;282 11.9;References;284 12;Appendix A: Some Properties of the TSP and the VRP;292 13;Appendix B;300 14;Index;303
Daganzo, Carlos F.
| ISBN | 9783540275169 |
|---|---|
| Artikelnummer | 9783540275169 |
| Medientyp | E-Book - PDF |
| Auflage | 4. Aufl. |
| Copyrightjahr | 2005 |
| Verlag | Springer-Verlag |
| Umfang | 296 Seiten |
| Sprache | Englisch |
| Kopierschutz | Digitales Wasserzeichen |
