Optimasi Pengiriman Sapi Potong pada Jaringan Pelayaran Kapal Khusus Ternak dengan Algoritma Genetika

Authors

  • Christine Natalia
  • Ghea Ghoniyyah Setiadi
  • Agustinus Silalahi

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.25170/metris.v20i1.2393

Keywords:

Optimisation, Network, Livestock carrier, Genetics algorithm

Abstract

The government livestock carrier cruise program is a dedicated program to
improve the supply chain management of livestock and the ultimate goal is selfsufficiency of beef in 2026. This carrier has one fleet with the capacity of 500
cows and sails through 8 ports regularly. The island of Nusa Tenggara are the
local producers for the livestock carrier cruise which is an area of provincial
surplus of beef. For the future the government plans to add more ships to the
armada from the current one fleet to six fleets of livestock carrier cruises. The
current livestock carrier cruise program has not been optimal in shipping cows
to the consumer area. This is caused by the limitation of number of fleet and the
existing route that the livestock carrier has to sail through has created some
obstacle to maximizing the number of cows to be distributed. This research aims
to optimise this carrier cruising route with criteria including having high
supplied beef percentage rate and having the most minimum cost. This
optimisation problem solved by genetics algorithm methid and develop two
different scenarios that suggest alternatives for an optimal route. To make things
easier, a computerized program with genetics algorithm method for a livestock
carrier cruise optimization network are designed. The outcome of this research
is a proposed optimised route on scenario 1 with total cost of Rp 443,306,533.26,
and total load of 1,374 cows. As for the future to add five ships, the conditions
are met by using the results of the second scenario with total cost of Rp
1,321,505,850.62, total load of 3416 cows and the route network for six ships

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Published

2021-04-14

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