Repair scheduling and routing and logistics support are interdependent and critical for post-disaster distribution system restoration (PDSR), which is also influenced by the geographical characteristics of outage area. Hence, we develop a co-optimization model for the PDSR with logistics support and geographical characteristics. A hybrid improved bacterial colony chemotaxis algorithm is proposed to solve the model, in which A* algorithm is employed to route repair crews and material delivery in the transportation network considering geographical characteristics, and an improved bacterial colony chemotaxis algorithm is proposed to determine the repair scheduling and material allocation in the distribution system. Different scale of distribution system instances with different damage levels and different geographical characteristics are used to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed methodology.
Post-Disaster Distribution System Restoration With Logistics Support and Geographical Characteristics
IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Transportation Systems ; 23 , 7 ; 9011-9020
2022-07-01
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