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MORe: Natashia Boland's Research Interest - Integer programming methods for delivery logistics problems.
Applied problem arising via consulting work with the Operations Research Group Pty Ltd (ORG) on optimal combinations of service providers for international shipping deliveries. Collaboration with ORG personnel.
Publications
- N. Boland, J. Horton and E. Jago. "Delivery planning over time with inhomogeneous service providers and service spread constraints", Proceedings of the 15th National Conference of the Australian Society for Operations Research, Gold Coast, Australia, July 4-7 (1999): pp. 194-204.
- N. Boland and T. Surendonk. "A column generation approach to delivery planning over time with inhomogeneous service providers and service interval constraints." Annals of Operations Research, N. Boland, M. Krishnamoorthy and P. Stuckey (eds.), 108:143-156, 2001.
- J. Watson and N. Boland, "Tactical scheduling for maritime operations", 5th International Congress on Industrial and Applied Mathematics, Sydney, Australia, 7-11 July 2003.
Inventory Routing.
Supplier management of inventory at customer sites opens up new opportunities for trading off risk of customer shortage against cost of re-supply. Building on mathematics underlying RAS operations (DSTO project), but with applications across a wide range of business/industry settings. Joint with Prof. Peter Taylor, one vacation student 2003, PhD student commenced in 2003.
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