A Lagrangian heuristic for satellite range scheduling with resource constraints

The data exchange between ground stations and satellite constellations is becoming a challenging task, as more and more communication requests must be daily scheduled on a few, expensive stations located all around the Earth. Most of the scheduling procedures adopted in practice cannot cope with suc...

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Vydáno v:Computers & operations research Ročník 38; číslo 11; s. 1572 - 1583
Hlavní autoři: Marinelli, Fabrizio, Nocella, Salvatore, Rossi, Fabrizio, Smriglio, Stefano
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Abstract The data exchange between ground stations and satellite constellations is becoming a challenging task, as more and more communication requests must be daily scheduled on a few, expensive stations located all around the Earth. Most of the scheduling procedures adopted in practice cannot cope with such complexity, and the development of optimization-based tools is strongly spurred. We show that the problem can be formulated as a multiprocessor task scheduling problem in which each job (communication) requires a time dependent pair of resources (ground station and satellite) to be processed, and the objective consists of maximizing the total revenue of on-time jobs. A time-indexed {0,1}-linear programming formulation is then introduced able to include all the complex technological constraints of current constellations. Unfortunately, relevant real-world scenarios yield integer programs with hundreds of thousands variables and a few million constraints, which cannot be tackled by standard integer programming (either exact or heuristic) techniques. To overcome this difficulty, we developed a Lagrangian version of the Fix-and-Relax MIP heuristic. It is based on a Lagrangian relaxation of the problem which is shown to be equivalent to a sequence of maximum weighted independent set problems on interval graphs. The heuristic has been implemented in a tool used by the Italian reference operator for the GALILEO constellation, providing near optimal solutions to relevant large scale test problems.
AbstractList The data exchange between ground stations and satellite constellations is becoming a challenging task, as more and more communication requests must be daily scheduled on a few, expensive stations located all around the Earth. Most of the scheduling procedures adopted in practice cannot cope with such complexity, and the development of optimization-based tools is strongly spurred. We show that the problem can be formulated as a multiprocessor task scheduling problem in which each job (communication) requires a time dependent pair of resources (ground station and satellite) to be processed, and the objective consists of maximizing the total revenue of on-time jobs. A time-indexed {0,1}-linear programming formulation is then introduced able to include all the complex technological constraints of current constellations. Unfortunately, relevant real-world scenarios yield integer programs with hundreds of thousands variables and a few million constraints, which cannot be tackled by standard integer programming (either exact or heuristic) techniques. To overcome this difficulty, we developed a Lagrangian version of the Fix-and-Relax MIP heuristic. It is based on a Lagrangian relaxation of the problem which is shown to be equivalent to a sequence of maximum weighted independent set problems on interval graphs. The heuristic has been implemented in a tool used by the Italian reference operator for the GALILEO constellation, providing near optimal solutions to relevant large scale test problems.
The data exchange between ground stations and satellite constellations is becoming a challenging task, as more and more communication requests must be daily scheduled on a few, expensive stations located all around the Earth. Most of the scheduling procedures adopted in practice cannot cope with such complexity, and the development of optimization-based tools is strongly spurred. We show that the problem can be formulated as a multiprocessor task scheduling problem in which each job (communication) requires a time dependent pair of resources (ground station and satellite) to be processed, and the objective consists of maximizing the total revenue of on-time jobs. A time-indexed {0,1}-linear programming formulation is then introduced able to include all the complex technological constraints of current constellations. Unfortunately, relevant real-world scenarios yield integer programs with hundreds of thousands variables and a few million constraints, which cannot be tackled by standard integer programming (either exact or heuristic) techniques. To overcome this difficulty, we developed a Lagrangian version of the Fix-and-Relax MIP heuristic. It is based on a Lagrangian relaxation of the problem which is shown to be equivalent to a sequence of maximum weighted independent set problems on interval graphs. The heuristic has been implemented in a tool used by the Italian reference operator for the GALILEO constellation, providing near optimal solutions to relevant large scale test problems.
The data exchange between ground stations and satellite constellations is becoming a challenging task, as more and more communication requests must be daily scheduled on a few, expensive stations located all around the Earth. Most of the scheduling procedures adopted in practice cannot cope with such complexity, and the development of optimization-based tools is strongly spurred. We show that the problem can be formulated as a multiprocessor task scheduling problem in which each job (communication) requires a time dependent pair of resources (ground station and satellite) to be processed, and the objective consists of maximizing the total revenue of on-time jobs. A time-indexed {0,1}-linear programming formulation is then introduced able to include all the complex technological constraints of current constellations. Unfortunately, relevant real-world scenarios yield integer programs with hundreds of thousands variables and a few million constraints, which cannot be tackled by standard integer programming (either exact or heuristic) techniques. To overcome this difficulty, we developed a Lagrangian version of the Fix-and-Relax MIP heuristic. It is based on a Lagrangian relaxation of the problem which is shown to be equivalent to a sequence of maximum weighted independent set problems on interval graphs. The heuristic has been implemented in a tool used by the Italian reference operator for the GALILEO constellation, providing near optimal solutions to relevant large scale test problems. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]
Author Nocella, Salvatore
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Rossi, Fabrizio
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Lagrangian heuristic
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Temporal databases
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Lagrange multiplier
Zero one programming
Independent set
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