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A New Branch-and-Cut Algorithm for the Generalized Directed Rural Postman Problem

2016

The generalized directed rural postman problem, also known as the close-enough arc routing problem, is an arc routing problem with some interesting real-life applications, such as routing for meter reading. In this article we introduce two new formulations for this problem as well as various families of new valid inequalities that are used to design and implement a branch-and-cut algorithm. The computational results obtained on test bed instances from the literature show that this algorithm outperforms the existing exact methods

050210 logistics & transportationMathematical optimization021103 operations research05 social sciences0211 other engineering and technologiesTransportation02 engineering and technologyTravelling salesman problemClose-enough arc routing problemBranch-and-cut0502 economics and businessGeneralized rural postman problemRouting (electronic design automation)MATEMATICA APLICADABranch and cutArc routingAlgorithmAutomatic meter readingCivil and Structural EngineeringMathematics
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Formulations and exact algorithms for the distance-constrained generalized directed rural postman problem

2017

[EN] The generalized directed rural postman problem is an arc routing problem with many interesting real-life applications, such as routing for meter reading. In this application, a vehicle with a receiver travels through a series of neighborhoods. If the vehicle gets closer than a certain distance to a meter, the receiver is able to record the gas, water, or electricity consumption. Therefore, the vehicle does not need to traverse every street, but only a few, to get close enough to each meter. We study an extension of this problem in which a fleet of vehicles is available. Given the characteristics of the mentioned application, the vehicles have no capacities but there is a maximum distan…

90C27Mathematical optimizationControl and OptimizationTraverseManagement Science and Operations ResearchMathematicsT57-57.97Applied mathematics. Quantitative methodsSeries (mathematics)Extension (predicate logic)90C1090B99QA75.5-76.9590C57Constraint (information theory)Computational MathematicsClose-enough arc routing problemBranch-and-cutModeling and SimulationElectronic computers. Computer scienceRouting (electronic design automation)Distance constrainedMATEMATICA APLICADABranch and cutArc routingAlgorithmAutomatic meter readingMultivehicleGeneralized directed rural postman problem
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Contributions to Close-Enough Arc Routing Problems

2021

A pesar de carecer de datos específicos, se estima que el sector del transporte representa aproximadamente el 64% del consumo mundial de combustible, el 27% del consumo total de energía y el 23% de las emisiones mundiales de dióxido de carbono (CO2) relacionadas con la energía. Además, se prevé que el impacto medioambiental del sector del transporte aumente de forma drástica en los próximos años debido al efecto de la globalización, que ha eliminado barreras haciendo posible la accesibilidad a todos los lugares, productos y servicios del mundo. Por ello, el transporte se sitúa como uno de los principales retos en materia de desarrollo, para impulsar la prosperidad y lograr así un entorno so…

:MATEMÁTICAS [UNESCO]logisticscombinatorial optimizationarc routing problemsUNESCO::MATEMÁTICASclose-enough
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On the Distance-Constrained Close Enough Arc Routing Problem

2021

[EN] Arc routing problems consist basically of finding one or several routes traversing a given set of arcs and/or edges that must be serviced. The Close-Enough Arc Routing Problem, or Generalized Directed Rural Postman Problem, does not assume that customers are located at specific arcs, but can be serviced by traversing any arc of a given subset. Real-life applications include routing for meter reading, in which a vehicle equipped with a receiver travels a street network. If the vehicle gets within a certain distance of a meter, the receiver collects its data. Therefore, only a few streets which are close enough to the meters need to be traversed. In this paper we study the generalization…

Mathematical optimizationInformation Systems and ManagementGeneral Computer ScienceClose-enoughComputer scienceHeuristic (computer science)0211 other engineering and technologies02 engineering and technologyManagement Science and Operations ResearchIndustrial and Manufacturing EngineeringSet (abstract data type)Rural Postman0502 economics and businessDistance constraintsRouting050210 logistics & transportation021103 operations researchHeuristic05 social sciencesBranch and cutModeling and SimulationBenchmark (computing)Routing (electronic design automation)MATEMATICA APLICADAArc routingAutomatic meter readingStreet network
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