A multi-objective fuzzy programming model for port tugboat scheduling based on the Stackelberg game.
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ABSTRACT: To solve the optimization problem of tugboat scheduling for assisting ships in entering and exiting ports in uncertain environments, this study investigates the impact of the decisions of tugboat operators and port dispatchers on tugboat scheduling under the scenario of dynamic task arrival and fuzzy tugboat operation time. Considering the features of the shortest distance tugboat principle, the first available tugboat principle, and the principle of fairness in the task volume of each tugboat, the tugboat company aims to minimize the total daily fuel consumption of tugboat operations, maximize the total buffer time of dynamic tasks, and minimize the total completion time as the objective functions. Due to the limitations of port vessel berthing and departure, as well as the allocation sta
SUBMITTER: Ren Y
PROVIDER: S-EPMC11499605 | biostudies-literature | 2024 Oct
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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