The Coupled Operational Systems: A Linear Optimisation Review

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By:Said El Noshokaty

DOI: https://doi.org/10.30564/jesr.v2i2.428

Abstract:

The purpose of this review is to summarise the existing literature on the operational systems as to explain the current state of understanding on the coupled operational systems. The review only considers the linear optimisation of the operational systems. Traditionally, the operational systems are classified as decoupled, tightly coupled, and loosely coupled. Lately, the coupled operational systems were classified as systems of time-sensitive and time-insensitive operational cycle, systems employing one mix and different mixes of factors of production, and systems of single-linear, single-linear-fractional, and multi-linear objective. These new classifications extend the knowledge about the linear optimisation of the coupled operational systems and reveal new objective-improving models and new state-of-the-art methodologies never discussed before. Business areas affected by these extensions include product assembly lines, cooperative farming, gas/oil reservoir development, maintenance service throughout multiple facilities, construction via different locations, flights traffic control in aviation, game reserves, and tramp shipping in maritime cargo transport.

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