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An Integrated Location–Scheduling–Routing Framework for a Smart Municipal Solid Waste System
In recent decades, the explosion of the waste generation rate and corresponding environmental impacts worldwide have turned waste management into one of the most vital services in urban areas to alleviate the waste-related issues. In this study, a novel integrated model is developed to improve the municipal solid waste system by considering the facility location, shift scheduling, and vehicle routing decisions. The problem is formulated as a tri-objective mixed-integer linear programming model, striving to optimize the sustainable development goals in the waste system. These objectives encompass the total profit, air pollution emissions, citizen satisfaction, and social risk factors. The findings from this study illustrate that the proposed integrated framework empowers decision makers to maintain the resilience of the municipal solid waste system by concurrently addressing three critical sustainability aspects.
An Integrated Location–Scheduling–Routing Framework for a Smart Municipal Solid Waste System
In recent decades, the explosion of the waste generation rate and corresponding environmental impacts worldwide have turned waste management into one of the most vital services in urban areas to alleviate the waste-related issues. In this study, a novel integrated model is developed to improve the municipal solid waste system by considering the facility location, shift scheduling, and vehicle routing decisions. The problem is formulated as a tri-objective mixed-integer linear programming model, striving to optimize the sustainable development goals in the waste system. These objectives encompass the total profit, air pollution emissions, citizen satisfaction, and social risk factors. The findings from this study illustrate that the proposed integrated framework empowers decision makers to maintain the resilience of the municipal solid waste system by concurrently addressing three critical sustainability aspects.
An Integrated Location–Scheduling–Routing Framework for a Smart Municipal Solid Waste System
Omid Hashemi-Amiri (author) / Ran Ji (author) / Kuo Tian (author)
2023
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