Optimization Dislocation of Accoutrements Military Distribution Points in the Czech Armed Forces
Journal Title: Vojenske rozhledy - Year 2016, Vol 25, Issue 1
Abstract
The article presents four possible dislocation options of military distribution points of accoutrements in the sector of Czech Armed Forces. The article assesses the impact of those options on the driving distance,total operation costs and the value of the stocks staff uniform shirts for men. There is defined simplified model and the calculation is used localization task on the base of these parameters. Analysis of the various options and their subsequent comparison is proposed optimal dislocation distribution points. In calculation the distance value will be determined based on knowledge of the coordinates of the localized objects. The final section is using a multi-criteria evaluation of alternatives selected the most appropriate option for distribution point of military accoutrements.
Authors and Affiliations
Tatiana Machačová, Michal Zelenák
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