Single facility location and relocation problem with time dependent weights and discrete planning horizon

Single facility location and relocation problem with time dependent weights and discrete planning horizon

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Article ID: iaor200971081
Country: Germany
Volume: 167
Issue: 1
Start Page Number: 353
End Page Number: 368
Publication Date: Mar 2009
Journal: Annals of Operations Research
Authors: , ,
Keywords: programming: dynamic, programming: integer
Abstract:

In this paper a single facility location problem with multiple relocation opportunities is investigated. The weight associated with each demand point is a known function of time. We consider either rectilinear, or squared Euclidean, or Euclidean distances. Relocations can take place at pre-determined times. The objective function is to minimize the total location and relocation costs. An algorithm which finds the optimal locations, relocation times and the total cost, for all three types of distance measurements and various weight functions, is developed. Locations are found using constant weights, and relocations times are the solution to a Dynamic Programming or Binary Integer Programming (BIP) model. The time horizon can be finite or infinite.

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