GENTILI M.

We address an important problem in the context of traffic management and control related to the optimum location of vehicle-ID sensors on the links of a network to derive route flow volumes. We consider both the full observability version of the problem, where one seeks for the minimum number of sensors (or minimum cost) such that all the route...

The problem of optimally locating sensors on a traffic network to monitor flows has been an object of growing interest in the past few years, due to its relevance in the field of traffic management and control. Sensors are often located in a network in order to observe and record traffic flows on arcs and/or nodes. Given traffic levels on arcs...

We consider a distribution problem in a supply chain consisting of multiple plants, multiple regional warehouses, and multiple customers. We focus on the problem of selecting a given number of warehouses among a set of candidate ones, assigning each customer to one or more of the selected warehouses while minimizing costs. We present a mixed...