Robust models for after disaster delivery schedules
Authors
Lu, Dan
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Mitchell, John E.
HolguÃn-Veras, José
Bennett, Kristin P.
Ecker, Joseph G.
HolguÃn-Veras, José
Bennett, Kristin P.
Ecker, Joseph G.
Issue Date
2017-12
Keywords
Mathematics
Degree
PhD
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Abstract
Emergency management has a four stage life cycle: mitigation, preparation, response and recovery (Beamon, et al., 2004, Wassenhove, et al., 2006). The disaster response stage aims to provide critical resources and services to the affected people in a very short time window. Thus this stage requires accessing the areas impacted by disasters to enable proper disaster responses.
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December 2017
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School of Science
Department
Dept. of Mathematical Sciences
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY
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