Optimizing Disaster Response: A Systematic Review of Time-Dependent Cumulative Vehicle Routing in Humanitarian Logistics
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https://doi.org/10.26555/jiteki.v10i3.29686Keywords:
Time-Dependent Cumulative Vehicle Routing Problem (TDCVRP, Humanitarian logistics, Disaster response, Optimization models, Vehicle Routing Problems (VRP)Abstract
Effective delivery of aid during disasters is crucial for mitigating impacts and ensuring well-being. A major challenge in humanitarian logistics is optimizing vehicle routing to maximize efficiency and minimize delivery times. which included 50 studies published between 2012 and 2022. We used the prism method to guide the process of choosing a study, which started from 200 Abstract which is identified and ends with 50 appropriate studies for in -depth analysis. This systematic literature review (SLR) examines the Time-Dependent Cumulative Vehicle Routing Problem (TDCVRP) in humanitarian logistics, identifying VRP variants, their applications, and effectiveness in disaster scenarios. Using a comprehensive search and PRISMA guidelines, the review highlights the importance of optimization models and advanced algorithms. Applications include aid delivery, evacuation management, and facility location optimization, though challenges like computational complexity and reliance on real-time data persist. The review identifies research gaps and suggests future research should focus on integrating advanced methods and improving practical applicability in disaster responses.References
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