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Classical hybrid approaches on a transportation problem with gas emissions constraints

In order to keep a green planet, in particular its important to limiting the pollution with gas emissions. In a specific capacitated fixed-charge transportation problem with fixed capacities for distribution centers and customers with particular demands, the objective is to keep the pollution factor in a given range while the total cost of the transportation is as low as possible. In order to solve this problem, we developed several hybrid variants of the nearest neighbor classical approach. The proposed models are analyzed on a set of instances used in the literature. The preliminary results shows that the newly approaches are attractive and appropriate for solving the described transportation problem.

preprint2012arXivOpen access

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