Minimizing latency in post-disaster road clearance operations
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- Multi-vehicle synchronized arc routing problem to restore post-disaster network connectivity
- A metaheuristic for the delivery man problem with time windows
- Solving the integrated multi-period scheduling routing problem for cleaning debris in the aftermath of disasters
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- Routing multiple work teams to minimize latency in post-disaster road network restoration
- The post-disaster debris clearance problem under incomplete information
- Solution methodologies for debris removal in disaster response
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