Supply planning

Who needs supplying, what can reach them, and what is stopping the rest.

1. Report day

Days on which the DRIMS report lists people being supplied in the corridor, busiest first.

Plan forday(s)

2. Depots

Depot	Water (L)	Food (ration-days)	Trucks

3. Trade-offs

Avoid at-risk roads: accept up to 30 min of detour per exposure-km

0 = always the fastest route. This is your preference, not a probability that a road is passable.

Fairness firstEvery circle gets the same shortfall fraction, even if fewer people are covered overall. Off: cover the most people first, then spread what is left evenly.

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Supply plan

Pick a report day on the left and run a plan. The depots, the circles that need supplying and the routes between them will be drawn here.

The days offered are the ones the government report actually listed people in relief camps, busiest first — so the planner always has something real to solve.