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Seminar
Irene Moser on Vehicle Routing with working hour
constraints
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2016-11-30
The vehicle routing problem has been investigated for
decades. Most approaches attempt to solve a standard
formulation of the problem with few constraints. More
recently, studies that accommodate loading constraints and
delivery time windows have started to appear. In most
cases, the objective is to minimise the total travel
distance, travel time or the number of vehicles used. The
implicit goal is to load a truck 'to the brim', to avoid
frequent returns to the depot. In an actual case brought to
us by industry, one of the important goals is to adhere to
the maximal number of daily working hours a driver is
available for. This means that in some cases, optimally
loaded trucks are undesirable because they take too long
for a driver to deliver legally. Consequently, the problem
has been formulated in a different way for the solutions to
be applicable in practice
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IEEE Trans Computers (TC)- Gernot Heiser
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2016-11-01
IEEE Fellow Gernot
Heiser has been appointed associate editor of IEEE
Trans Computers (TC)...more
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University of Melbourne Early Career Researcher award
October 2016
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2016-10-30
Toby Murray
received an University of Melbourne Early Career Researcher
award to pursue scaling up work on information flow with
separation logic, the CompCert/Verified Software Toolchain
(VST), and the Verasco verified static analyser.
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GovHack 2016 Awards
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2016-10-30
Research Assistant Felix Kam's team of
6 won 3 awards at GovHack 2016 sponsored by Google, the ATO
and the ABS, with cash prizes totaling $7000. Their project
TaxLess: optimizing your tax returns, won first prizes of
the Machine Learning Hack, Smarter Data and Data
intelligence awards. GovHack is the largest open government
and open data hackathon in Australia, where 3000+
participants competed across 40 locations and submitted 480
projects.
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Call for TASTE OF RESEARCH (TOR) Projects 2016/2017
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2016-10-30
The submission of projects for the UNSW Taste of Research
program for 2016/17 are due May 20th 2016...
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