论文信息 - Models for integrated resource and operation scheduling

Models for integrated resource and operation scheduling

Abstract This paper deals with energy and human resource constraints in scheduling models. It outlines the influence of these resources, and the necessity to account for them in scheduling models. A parallel view of these resources is presented, and their characteristics are illustrated in the case study of a tubing plant.

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