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Operations Research Project - Jupyter Notebook Solutions - ECE AUTH

This repository contains my solutions to a university assignment for the course Operations Research, completed during the Summer Semester of 2024. All solutions are implemented and documented using a Jupyter Notebook.

Contents

The repository includes:

  • A well-documented Jupyter Notebook demonstrating the modeling and solution of two optimization problems.
  • Code implementations using Python libraries (such as gurobi and numpy) for mathematical modeling and optimization.
  • Mathematical formulations, problem constraints, and objective functions for clarity.
  • Results and visualizations illustrating the solutions.

Topics Covered

The assignment focuses on the following topics:

1. Airport Landing Schedule Optimization

  • Formulates a scheduling problem for landing times of aircraft.
  • Minimizes penalties for early or late landings.
  • Incorporates constraints such as minimum time between landings, earliest and latest allowable landing times, and estimated arrival times.

2. Oil Delivery Routing Problem

  • Models a vehicle routing problem for delivering oil to various cities.
  • Minimizes the total distance traveled while satisfying city demands and vehicle capacity constraints.
  • Incorporates flow constraints, vehicle starting/ending conditions, and capacity restrictions.

Disclaimer

  1. Educational Use Only: This project is provided for educational purposes only. It is intended to serve as a reference for students.
  2. No Guarantee of Accuracy: The solutions have been prepared with care but may contain errors or omissions. Use them at your own discretion.
  3. Plagiarism Warning: If you are currently enrolled in a similar course, do not submit this project as your own work. Always adhere to your institution's academic integrity policies.

Acknowledgments

I would like to thank the course instructors and teaching assistants for their guidance during the Summer Semester of 2024. Their insights greatly contributed to the completion of this project.