A goal programming approach for farm planning with resources dimensionality
M. Ortuño () and
B. Vitoriano
Annals of Operations Research, 2011, vol. 190, issue 1, 199 pages
Abstract:
Crop production entails many decision making processes aimed at improving productivity and achieving the best yield from scarce resources, which are normally limited. Assuming that there is a certain technical path of tasks to be carried out within a period, and that each task can be done in different ways, the problem addressed in this paper consists of choosing how and when to carry out each one, in such a way that the tasks are scheduled in sequence at the lowest possible cost, taking account of any relations of precedence among them, and in such a way that each task is done within its time window and with the resources being assigned in a feasible way. Time windows are usually defined in a strict way, and thus, if adjusted, can be a cause of infeasibility for some of the problems, implying the need to acquire new resources. Nevertheless, in most cases small deviations from time windows could be acceptable. In this paper a mixed 0-1 programming model to attain the proposed objective is proposed, applying goal programming to model time windows in a more flexible way. Copyright Springer Science+Business Media, LLC 2011
Keywords: Agricultural planning; Mixed 0-1 programming; Interval goal programming (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2011
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