This invention relates to the field of
emergency logistics technology, specifically disclosing a method for the delivery of emergency relief supplies after an earthquake. The method includes data collection and preprocessing, post-earthquake road network
capacity assessment, emergency facility
site selection and material pre-positioning, assessment of the urgency of needs at disaster sites, multi-objective material delivery
route planning, dynamic adjustment and replanning, and result
visualization and decision support. This scheme extracts influencing factors from multiple levels, updates the
posterior probability of each road segment using
Bayesian network theory combined with real-time
observation data, and achieves dynamic
perception of road network capacity. Based on p-
robust optimization theory, it constructs a collaborative
site selection and allocation model for emergency facilities, providing feasible and efficient
site selection and allocation schemes under various uncertain scenarios, significantly improving the resilience of the emergency collaborative response network. An optimization model is established, and a
hybrid large
neighborhood search-
simulated annealing algorithm is designed. Through improved destruction operators and greedy
insertion heuristics, the global search performance and solution efficiency of the
algorithm are significantly improved.