ISSN : 1229-6783(Print)
ISSN : 2288-1484(Online)
ISSN : 2288-1484(Online)
Journal of the Korea Safety Management & Science Vol.15 No.2 pp.167-184
DOI : https://doi.org/10.12812/ksms.2013.15.2.167
DOI : https://doi.org/10.12812/ksms.2013.15.2.167
크로스도킹 시스템에서의 입고 및 출하 트럭의 배차 전략 개발
Development of Dispatching Strategy for Inbound and Outbound Trucks in Cross Docking System
Received March 14, 2013; Revision Received June 12, 2013; Accepted June 5, 2013.
Abstract
A cross docking operation involves multiple inbound trucks that deliver items from suppliers to a distributioncenter and multiple outbound trucks that ship items from the distribution center to customers. Based oncustomer demands, an inbound truck may have its items transferred to multiple outbound trucks. Similarly, anoutbound truck can receive its consignments from multiple inbound trucks. The objective of this study is tofind the best truck spotting sequence for both inbound and outbound trucks in order to minimize total operationtime of the cross docking system under the condition that multiple visits to the dock by a truck to unload orload its consignments is allowed. The allocations of the items from inbound trucks to outbound trucks aredetermined simultaneously with the spotting sequences of both the inbound and outbound trucks.
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3.Ross A, Jayaraman V. An evaluation of new he uristics for the location of cross-docks distribution centers in supply chain network design. Computers and Industrial Engineering 2008; 55:64–79.
4.Liao C, Lin Y, Shih CS. Vehicle routing with cross-docking in the supply chain. Expert Systems with Applications 2010; 37:6868–73.
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6.Gue RK. The effects of trailer scheduling on the layout of freight terminals. Transportation Science 1999; 33(4):419–28.
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8.Vis FAI, Roodbergen KJ. Positioning of goods in a cross-docking environment. Computers and Industrial Engineering 2008; 54:677–89.
9.Oh Y, Hwang H, Cha CN, Lee S. A dock-door assignment problem for the Korean mail distribution center. Computers and Industrial Engineering 2006; 51:288–96.
10.Bozer AY, Carlo JH. Optimizing inbound and outbound door assignments in less-than-truck load crossdocks. IIE Transactions 2008; 40:1007–18.
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12.Chen F, Song K. Minimizing makespan in two-stage hybrid cross docking scheduling problem. Computers and Operations Research 2009; 36:2066–73.
13.Boysen N. Truck scheduling at zero-inventory cross docking terminals. Computers and Operations Research 2010; 37:32–41.
14.Soltani R, Sadjadi SJ. Scheduling trucks in cross-docking systems: A robust meta-heuristics approach. Transportation Research Part E 2010; 46:650–66.
15.Vahdani B, Zandieh M. Scheduling trucks in cross-docking systems: Robust meta-heuristics. Computers and Industrial Engineering 2010; 58:12–24.
16.Arabani ARB, Ghomi SMTF, Zandieh M. Meta -heuristics implementation for scheduling of trucks in a cross-docking system with temporary storage. Expert Systems with Applications 2011; 38:1964–79.
17.Larbi R, Alpan G, Baptiste P, Penz B. Sche duling cross docking operations under full, partial and no information on inbound arrivals. Computers and Operations Research 2011; 38:889-900.
18.Chen P, Guo Y, Lim A, Rodrigues B. Multiple cross docks with inventory and time windows. Computers and Operations Research 2006; 33:43 –63.
19.Waller AM, Cassady CR, Ozment, J. Impact of cross-docking on inventory in a decentralized retail supply chain. Transportation Research Part E 2006; 42:359–382.
20.Chen F, Lee C. Minimizing the makespan in a two-machine cross-docking flow shop problem. European Journal of Operational Research 2009; 193:59–72.
21.Yan H, Tang S. Pre-distribution and postdistribution cross-docking operations. Transportation Research Part E 2009; 45:843–59.
22.Boysen, N, Fliedner M. Cross dock scheduling: Classification, literature review and research agenda. Omega 2010; 38:413–22.
23.Yu, W. Operational strategies for cross docking systems. Iowa State University. Ph.D. Dissertation; 2002.
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