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Haiquan Wang¹, Hans-Dietrich Haasis², Menghao Su³

¹Zhongyuan-Petersburg Aviation College, Zhongyuan University of Technology, Zhengzhou 450007, China.

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Summary

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This study optimizes air freight station operations by scheduling tasks and elevating transfer vehicles (ETVs). An improved artificial bee colony (ABC) algorithm enhances efficiency and outperforms existing methods for complex scheduling problems.

Keywords:

air freight station artificial bee colony algorithm cargo flow schedule dual elevating transfer vehicles improved multi-dimensional search strategy

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Area of Science:

Operations Research
Artificial Intelligence
Logistics Management

Background:

Air freight stations face challenges in optimizing operating efficiency.
Coordinating inbound/outbound tasks and elevating transfer vehicles (ETVs) is complex.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop an optimized scheduling model for air freight station container storage areas.
To improve the operating efficiency of air freight stations through advanced algorithms.

Main Methods:

A scheduling model considering picking sequence, collision-free ETV routing, and port assignment was established.
An improved multi-dimensional search (IMABC) algorithm, based on the artificial bee colony (ABC), was proposed.
The IMABC algorithm balances exploration and exploitation for evolutionary guidance.

Main Results:

The proposed IMABC algorithm effectively solves complex scheduling problems in air freight stations.
Numerical experiments demonstrated the superiority of IMABC over the original ABC and other improved algorithms.
The method generates optimal solutions for the integrated task sequencing and ETV scheduling.

Conclusions:

The developed scheduling model and IMABC algorithm significantly enhance air freight station operating efficiency.
IMABC offers a robust and effective approach for complex logistics and scheduling challenges.
This research provides a valuable tool for optimizing airport container storage operations.