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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP0669156

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $290,000.00
    Summary
    Designing Robust Reactive Scheduling System for Emergency Medical Services. The job shop approach to reactive scheduling system for Emergency Departments promises considerable benefits over existing approaches, and allows problems of large size and complexity to be solved with great accuracy. The application of research results in Australia has the potential to: - provide benchmarks in ED scheduling; - reduce patients waiting times and rejections by better planning of patient schedules of em .... Designing Robust Reactive Scheduling System for Emergency Medical Services. The job shop approach to reactive scheduling system for Emergency Departments promises considerable benefits over existing approaches, and allows problems of large size and complexity to be solved with great accuracy. The application of research results in Australia has the potential to: - provide benchmarks in ED scheduling; - reduce patients waiting times and rejections by better planning of patient schedules of emergency departments; - leads to less costs for staff and resources; - enhance the ability of managers to control operations in an efficient manner and minimise conflicts; and - to increase efficiency of emergency departments, leading to lower operating and capital cost.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP0668273

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $110,000.00
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    Hybrid Job Shop Techniques for Dynamic Train Scheduling. The job shop approach to dynamic train scheduling promises considerable benefits over existing approaches, and allows problems of large size and complexity to be solved with great accuracy. The application of research results in Australia has the potential to: - reduce train delays and costs by better planning of train schedules of railway systems; - reduce transport costs to rail customers and increase rail's market share of freight .... Hybrid Job Shop Techniques for Dynamic Train Scheduling. The job shop approach to dynamic train scheduling promises considerable benefits over existing approaches, and allows problems of large size and complexity to be solved with great accuracy. The application of research results in Australia has the potential to: - reduce train delays and costs by better planning of train schedules of railway systems; - reduce transport costs to rail customers and increase rail's market share of freight movements; - enhance the ability of operators to control operations in an efficient manner and minimise conflicts; - to increase efficiency of Australian Railway System, leading to lower operating and capital costs; - optimise the energy consumed.
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    Linkage Projects - Grant ID: LP0990739

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    Australian Research Council
    Funding Amount
    $488,000.00
    Summary
    Using Mathematics to Maximize the Efficiency of Shared Infrastructure in Australia's Coal Export Supply Chain. Port Waratah Coal Services operates the world's largest coal export terminal, servicing about 14 coal mining companies in the Hunter Valley, NSW. It is responsible for around $15 billion in annual export income for Australia. The coal supply chain is a complex operation, hampered by bottlenecks in critical shared infrastructure. Such limitations are estimated to cost Australia about $2 .... Using Mathematics to Maximize the Efficiency of Shared Infrastructure in Australia's Coal Export Supply Chain. Port Waratah Coal Services operates the world's largest coal export terminal, servicing about 14 coal mining companies in the Hunter Valley, NSW. It is responsible for around $15 billion in annual export income for Australia. The coal supply chain is a complex operation, hampered by bottlenecks in critical shared infrastructure. Such limitations are estimated to cost Australia about $2 billion pa in lost sales. This project will support the design of new infrastructure and processes to ensure an efficient supply chain. The new science resulting will benefit other coal operations in Australia, and potentially other bulk goods supply chains.
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