a robust programming approach to bi-objective optimization model in the disaster relief logistics response phase

Accidents and natural disasters and crises coming out of them indicate the importance of an integrated planning to reduce their effects. therefore, disaster relief logistics is one of the main activities in disaster management. in this paper, we study the response phase of the disaster management cycle. a bi-objective model has been developed for relief chain logistic in uncertainty condition including uncertainty in traveling time and also amount of demand in damaged areas. the proposed mathematical model has two objectives. the first one is to minimize the sum of arrival time to damaged area multiplying by amount of demand and the second objective is to maximize the minimum ratio of satisfied demands in total period to reach a fairness in distribution of goods. in the proposed model, the problem has been taken into account and to solve the mathematical model, global criterion method has been used and a case study has been done at south khorasan.