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James F. Campbell

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Solving the length constrained K-drones rural postman problem

2021

[EN] In this paper we address the Length Constrained K-Drones Rural Postman Problem (LC K-DRPP). This is a continuous optimization problem where a fleet of homogeneous drones have to jointly service (traverse) a set of (curved or straight) lines of a network. Unlike the vehicles in classical arc routing problems, a drone can enter a line through any of its points, service a portion of that line, exit through another of its points, then travel directly to any point on another line, and so on. Moreover, since the range of the drones is restricted, the length of each route is limited by a maximum distance. Some applications for drone arc routing problems include inspection of pipelines, railwa…

Arc routingMatheuristicInformation Systems and ManagementTraverseGeneral Computer ScienceHeuristic (computer science)Computer science0211 other engineering and technologiesLength constraintsLogistics02 engineering and technologyManagement Science and Operations ResearchIndustrial and Manufacturing Engineering0502 economics and businessPoint (geometry)Finite setDrones050210 logistics & transportation021103 operations researchHeuristic05 social sciencesRange (mathematics)Modeling and SimulationPolygonal chainLine (geometry)MATEMATICA APLICADAAlgorithmArc routingEuropean Journal of Operational Research
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Drone arc routing problems

2018

[EN] In this article, we present some drone arc routing problems (Drone ARPs) and study their relation with well-known postman ARPs. Applications for Drone ARPs include traffic monitoring by flying over roadways, infrastructure inspection such as by flying along power transmission lines, pipelines or fences, and surveillance along linear features such as coastlines or territorial borders. Unlike the postmen in traditional ARPs, drones can travel directly between any two points in the plane without following the edges of the network. As a consequence, a drone route may service only part of an edge, with multiple routes being used to cover the entire edge. Thus the Drone ARPs are continuous o…

050210 logistics & transportation021103 operations researchComputer Networks and Communicationsbusiness.industry05 social sciences0211 other engineering and technologiesEuropean Regional Development Fund02 engineering and technologyDroneRural postman problemHardware and ArchitecturePolitical science0502 economics and businessCutting path problemsTelecommunicationsbusinessMATEMATICA APLICADAArc routingSoftwareInformation SystemsDrones
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