Search for dissertations about: "solution of transportation problem"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 47 swedish dissertations containing the words solution of transportation problem.
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1. Foliated Transportation Networks - Evaluating feasibility and potential
Abstract : Neither the critical role that transportation plays for economic activities nor its negative external effects can be denied. At the same time, the resources required to sustain and develop the transportation system to an adequate degree and at the required pace are limited. READ MORE
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2. Optimal Truck Scheduling : Mathematical Modeling and Solution by the Column Generation Principle
Abstract : We consider the daily transportation problem in forestry which arises when transporting logs from forest sites to customers such as sawmills and pulp and paper mills. Each customer requires a specific amount of a certain assortment, and the deliveries to the customers can be made within time intervals, known as time windows. READ MORE
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3. Energy Optimal Operation of Electric Trains : Development of a Driver Advisory System
Abstract : The electric traction system used in trains is the most energy efficient traction system in the transportation sector. Moreover, it has the least NOx and CO2 emissions in comparison to other transportation systems (e.g. busses, passenger cars, airplanes, etc. READ MORE
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4. Ghosts of the Past or Facilitators of the Future? : Firm-System Interactions in the Transition to Electrified Goods Transportation
Abstract : If you visit Linköping, you have good chances to see electrified cars, or you may even take a ride on an electric city bus. However, you will have some difficulty spotting one of the very few electric trucks operating in the city. READ MORE
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5. Dynamic Optimization of Transportation Networks with Delays
Abstract : The topic of this thesis is the optimal control of transportation networks. The problem studied is a dynamical extension of a classical problem in economics, in which the objective is to distribute goods to maximize welfare, whilst satisfying constraints on production and consumption. READ MORE