Mathematical formulations for complex resource scheduling problems/ T R Lalita
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TextPublication details: Hyderabad: Indian Statistical Institute, 2021Description: xiii, 202 pagesSubject(s): DDC classification: - 23 658.4040285 L195
- Guided by Prof. G S R Murthy
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| 658.404 Sp768 Resource-constrained project scheduling | 658.404 T956 Project auditing methodology | 658.404 V256 Project management with dynamic scheduling : | 658.4040285 L195 Mathematical formulations for complex resource scheduling problems/ | 658.4040285 W913 Project management in data processing | 658.4054 R144 Spreadsheet modeling and decision analysis | 658.4056 C978 Managing a crisis |
Thesis (Ph.D.)- Indian Statistical Institute, 2021
Includes bibliography
The Integrated Staff And Task Scheduling Problem -- Planning Airport Check-in Counter Allocation -- Berth Assignment and Crane Scheduling at Ports -- Extension of Resource Scheduling Models to Wind Power Scheduling
Guided by Prof. G S R Murthy
This thesis deals with development of effective models for large scale real-world resource scheduling problems. Efficient utilization of resources is crucial for any organization or industry as resources are often scarce. Scheduling them in an optimal way can not only take care of the scarcity but has potential economic benefits. Optimal utilization of resources reduces costs and thereby provides a competitive edge in the business world. Resources can be of different types such as human (personnel-skilled and unskilled), financial(budgets), materials, infrastructures(airports and seaports with designed facilities, windmills, warehouses’ area, hotel rooms etc) and equipment (microprocessors, cranes, machinery, aircraft simulators for training), etc. Typically, scheduling of resources is done over a period of time (planning horizon), but in many cases there are other dimensions to the problem induced by limited resources.
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