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A Branch-and-Price Algorithm for a Team Orienteering Problem with Fixed-Wing Drones

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arxiv 1912.04353 v7 pith:HVBBTO4R submitted 2019-12-09 math.OC

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keywords dronesproblemfixed-wingthemalgorithmbranch-and-priceconstraintsorienteering
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This paper formulates a team orienteering problem with multiple fixed-wing drones and develops a branch-and-price algorithm to solve the problem to optimality. Fixed-wing drones, unlike rotary drones, have kinematic constraints associated with them, thereby preventing them to make on-the-spot turns and restricting them to a minimum turn radius. This paper presents the implications of these constraints on the drone routing problem formulation and proposes a systematic technique to address them in the context of the team orienteering problem. Furthermore, a novel branch-and-price algorithm with branching techniques specific to the constraints imposed due to fixed-wing drones are proposed. Extensive computational experiments on benchmark instances corroborating the effectiveness of the algorithms are also presented.

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