Hub Location Problem

Abstract

One of the novel topics in location problems is the hub location problem. There are plenty of applications for the hub location problem; therefore, this section is dedicated to introducing this problem to readers. The preface is composed of three parts: apprehensions, definitions, and classifications of the hub location problem. In this chapter we discuss services such as, movement of people, commodities and information which occurs between an origin-destination pair of nodes (see A–B in Fig. 11.1 as an origin-destination pair). Each origin-destination pair needs a service different from other pairs. Thus, the commodities carried from i to j are not interchangeable with the commodities carried from j to i . These keywords were added by machine and not by the authors. This process is experimental and the keywords may be updated as the learning algorithm improves.

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