Naval Research Logistics (NRL) · 2005 · 48 citations · 8 references
Transport Network AnalysisEngineeringNetwork PlanningNetwork Interdiction ProblemsNetwork AnalysisSufficient DisruptionOperations ResearchDynamic NetworkStochastic NetworkPath ProblemsSystems EngineeringLogisticsNetwork InterdictionNetwork OptimizationCombinatorial OptimizationNetwork FlowsStochastic NetworksComputer ScienceNetwork ModelingInteger ProgrammingTree ProblemsNetwork ScienceGraph TheoryNetwork AlgorithmBusinessVehicle Routing ProblemScenario Decomposition Method
Abstract We describe the application of a decomposition based solution method to a class of network interdiction problems. The problem of maximizing the probability of sufficient disruption of the flow of information or goods in a network whose characteristics are not certain is shown to be solved effectively by applying a scenario decomposition method developed by Riis and Schultz [Comput Optim Appl 24 (2003), 267–287]. Computational results demonstrate the effectiveness of the algorithm and design decisions that result in speed improvements. © 2005 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Naval Research Logistics, 2005.
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