Dataset for a Dynamic Multi-Period Vehicle Routing Problem

The depot has the index of "1". In "Customer Information" sheet, The list of customers is presented in Column A. They are named starting from C1. Columns B and C present the mean and variance values of the customers' demand distributions.

Column D provides the index value for each customer, indicating its location. Finally, Column E presents the tank capacity values for the customers. In "Distance-Time Matrices" sheet, The distance (in Column C) and travel time (in Column D) values for each pair of nodes are presented.

Distances and travel times are given in kilometres and minutes, respectively. "from" and "to" entries are associated with the index values of the customers. For example, to find the distance and travel time from C1 to C2 for Driver 1, one needs to look at the values from index 167 to index 168, which corresponds to a 28.7 kilometres of distance and 21.45 minutes of travel time. Driver 1 and 2 have 142 and 125 unique customers, respectively.

However, the historical data includes total of 273 and 260 customers for Driver 1 and Driver 2, respectively, which means that some customers have multiple orders within that 3-month period. Finally, the problem parameters, such as vehicle capacity and time limits are provided in the file "Problem Parameters.txt".