Contribution of robust optimization on handling agricultural processed products supply chain problem during Covid-19 pandemic

Chaerani, D.; Irmansyah, A.; Perdana, T.; Gusriani, N.

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Uncertain Supply Chain Management

ISSN 2291-6830 (Online) - ISSN 2291-6822 (Print) Quarterly Publication Volume 10 Issue 1 pp. 239-254 , 2022

Contribution of robust optimization on handling agricultural processed products supply chain problem during Covid-19 pandemic Pages 239-254 Download PDF

Authors: Diah Chaerani, Athaya Zahrani Irmansyah, Tomy Perdana, Nurul Gusriani

DOI: 10.5267/j.uscm.2021.9.004

Keywords: Supply Chain, Agricultural Processed Product Distribution, Robust Optimization, Covid-19 Pandemic, Local Food Hubs

Abstract: This research aims to show how decision sciences can make a significant contribution on handling the supply chain problem during Covid-19 Pandemic. The paper discusses how robust optimization handles uncertain demand in agricultural processed products supply chain problems within two scenarios during the pandemic situation, i.e., the large-scale social distancing and partial social distancing. The study assumes that demand and production capacity are uncertain during a pandemic situation. Robust counterpart methodology is employed to obtain the robust optimal solution. To this end, the uncertain data is assumed to lie within a polyhedral uncertainty set. The result shows that the robust counterpart model is a computationally tractable through linear programming problem. Numerical experiment is presented for the Bandung area with a case on sugar and cooking oil that is the most influential agricultural processed products besides the main staple food of the Indonesian people, rice.

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 Chaerani, D., Irmansyah, A., Perdana, T & Gusriani, N. (2022). Contribution of robust optimization on handling agricultural processed products supply chain problem during Covid-19 pandemic.Uncertain Supply Chain Management, 10(1), 239-254.

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