Crew assignment problem for routes scheduling: a fatigue balancing approach

Luis Andres Saavedra Robinson; Nicolás Clavijo Buriticá; Juan Posada Gálvez; Valentina Martínez Arbeláez; Daniela Carrera Soto; Isabella Burbano García

Crew assignment problem for routes scheduling: a fatigue balancing approach

Luis Andres Saavedra Robinson, Nicolás Clavijo Buriticá, Juan Posada Gálvez, Valentina Martínez Arbeláez, Daniela Carrera Soto, Isabella Burbano García

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In this paper, a crew assignment model is presented for a transport of valuables company with the objective of reducing
fatigue in its operational personnel. To achieve it a workload balance is made through the effort required by each route,
the effort was measured through the heart rate and the Frimat Coefficient. Having this parameter defined a goal programming model is designed with the objective of minimizing the variation between the effort made by each person, fulfilling
the restrictions of the activity. The model's development is validated with positive results by the two evaluated criteria

Idioma original	Inglés
Estado	Publicada - may. 2019
Evento	IISE Annual Conference & Expo 2019 - Rosen Shingle Creek Hotel, Orlando, Florida, Estados Unidos Duración: 18 may. 2019 → 21 may. 2019

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Conferencia	IISE Annual Conference & Expo 2019
País/Territorio	Estados Unidos
Ciudad	Orlando, Florida
Período	18/05/19 → 21/05/19

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