The Hub Covering Problem is a location optimization model that belongs to the class of hub location problems, distinguished by its objective to minimize costs while ensuring that all demand points are within a specified coverage distance or time from at least one hub.
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A hub covering model for cargo delivery systems
Pinar Z. Tan, Bahar Y. Kara · Networks · 2006 · 141 citations · Full text
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Tehran, Iran
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Tehran, Iran
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Yazd, Iran
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