Truck and Unmanned Vehicle Routing Problem with Time Windows: A Satellite Synchronization Perspective

Table 1

Studies that are related to intersatellite synchronization.

References	Truck	Truck and UV	UV capacity	Time window	Objective and model
Murray and Chu [6]; de Freitas and Penna [7, 8]; Dell’Amico et al. [9]; Agatz et al. [11]; Es Yurek and Ozmutlu [12]; Ha et al. [13, 14]; Jeong et al. [10]; and Marinelli et al. [15]	1	1 : 1	One		Min makespan, time, or costs; MILP
Poikonen and Golden [16] and Gonzalez-R et al. [17]	1	1 : 1	Many		Min makespan; MIP
Poikonen and Golden [23]	1	1 : n	Many		Min makespan; MILP
Murray and Raj [18]; Moshref-Javadi et al. [19, 20]; Salama and Srinivas [21]; and Dell’Amico et al. [22]	1	1 : n	One		Min makespan, time, or costs; MILP
Sacramento et al. [26] and Euchi and Sadok [27]	m	1 : 1	One		Min time or costs; MILP
Di Puglia Pugliese and Guerriero [28] and Das et al. [29]	m	1 : 1	One	✓	Min distance or costs; MIP
Wang et al. [24] and Schermer et al. [25]	m	1 : n	One		Min makespan; MILP
Kitjacharoenchai et al. [30]	m	1 : n	Many		Min makespan; MILP
Li et al. [31]	m	1 : n	Many	✓	Min costs; MILP
This paper	m	1 : 1	Many	✓	Min costs; MILP

Note. “✓” denotes that the factor is considered. “MIP” denotes mixed-integer programming. “MILP” denotes mixed-integer linear programming.