Table 1 Parameter interpretation.
Parameter | Explain |
|---|---|
C | The aggregation of supply reserve centers, \(\:C=\left\{0\right\}\) |
D | The aggregation of affected sites, \(\:D=\left\{\text{1,2},\dots\:,n\right\}\) |
K | The aggregation of transport vehicles, \(\:K=\left\{\text{1,2},\dots\:,k\right\}\) |
U | The aggregation of all nodes, \(\:U=C\cup\:D\) |
\(\:{x}_{j}\) | Actual supply at disaster site \(\:j\:(j\in\:D)\) |
\(\:{b}_{j}\) | Demand per unit of population at disaster site \(\:j\:(j\in\:D)\) |
\(\:{r}_{j}\) | Total population of affected point \(\:j\:(j\in\:D)\) |
\(\:{p}_{j}\) | Dependency function of the affected point \(\:j\:(j\in\:D)\) |
\(\:{y}_{j}\) | Actual demand at disaster site \(\:j\:(j\in\:D)\) |
\(\:\gamma\:\) | Minimum needs satisfaction rate |
\(\:S\) | Stocks at the Supply Reserve Center |
\(\:n\) | The number of affected sites |
\(\:m\) | The number of transport vehicles |
\(\:E\) | Maximum loading capacity of transport vehicles |
\(\:{t}_{ij}\) | Vehicle travelling time from node \(\:i(i\in\:U)\) to node \(\:j(j\in\:U)\) |
\(\:{t}_{ij}^{{\prime\:}}\) | Corrected vehicle travelling time from node \(\:i(i\in\:U)\) to node \(\:j(j\in\:U)\) |
\(\:{d}_{ij}\) | Distance of road section \(\:ij\) |
\(\:{v}_{ij}\) | Average speed on road section \(\:ij\) |
\(\:L\) | Maximum mileage that a transport vehicle can travel |
\(\:{z}_{ij}^{k}\) | 0–1 variable, taking 1 means that vehicle \(\:k(k\in\:K)\) drives from node \(\:i(i\in\:U)\) to node \(\:j(j\in\:U)\); otherwise it takes 0 |
\(\:{f}_{j}^{k}\) | 0–1 variable, taking 1 means that vehicle \(\:k(k\in\:K)\) serves the affected point \(\:j(j\in\:U)\); otherwise it takes 0 |
\(\:{h}_{j}^{k}\) | 0–1 variable, taking 1 means that vehicle \(\:k(k\in\:K)\) travels from the distribution center to node \(\:j(j\in\:U)\); otherwise it takes 0 |