The Optimized Terminal Transport Organization of the Small Pieces of Cargo in CRE

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The thesis finds the bottleneck restricting the efficiency of enterprise operational from capacity allocation of the small pieces cargos terminal transportation in CRE. The transport organization is optimized by the merge of pickup and delivery. And the use of mobile-cars strengthens the time limit of express service program. On this basis, the optimization of the transport organization is proposed: First, it builds the model and designs algorithms to get the path planning of pickup and delivery. Then combined with the reality factor, it completes timely dispatching command. At last, to prove the feasibility, it uses the optimized organization of terminal transport on a real case, and gets a better result with the total working time reduced by 30%.

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