优化布局的两阶段方法:拉丁美洲推癌症中心的案例

Anderson Coutinho1,2, Rafael Morais1,2, Anand Subramanian2,3

  • 1Centro de Informática, Universidade Federal da Paraíba, R. dos Escoteiros, s/n - Mangabeira, João Pessoa, 58058-600, PB, Brazil.

概括

这项研究优化了拉丁美洲的癌症中心布局,降低了患者和工作人员的旅行费用. 这种两阶段的方法大大降低了垂直和水平运输费用.

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