Stochastic optimization models in forest planning: a progressive hedging solution approach
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Badilla Véliz, Fernando
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Watson, Jean-Paul
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Weintraub Pohorille, Andrés
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Wets, Roger J-B
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Woodruff, David L.
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2015-11-12T14:48:55Z
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2015-11-12T14:48:55Z
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2015
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Ann Oper Res (2015) 232:259–274
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DOI 10.1007/s10479-014-1608-4
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https://repositorio.uchile.cl/handle/2250/135056
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Artículo de publicación ISI
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Abstract
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We consider the important problem of medium term forest planning with an integrated
approach considering both harvesting and road construction decisions in the presence
of uncertainty modeled as a multi-stage problem.We give strengthening methods that enable
the solution of problems with many more scenarios than previously reported in the literature.
Furthermore, we demonstrate that a scenario-based decompositionmethod (Progressive
Hedging) is competitive with direct solution of the extensive form, even on a serial computer.
Computational results based on a real-world example are presented.
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This
research was financed in part by the Complex Engineering Systems Institute (ICM:P-05-004-F, CONICYT:
FBO16), and by Fondecyt under Grant 1120318.