Kınay, Ö. B.Saldanha-da-Gama, F.Kara, Bahar Y.2020-02-072020-02-0720190305-0483http://hdl.handle.net/11693/53169This work aims at investigating multi-criteria modeling frameworks for discrete stochastic facility location problems with single sourcing. We assume that demand is stochastic and also that a service level is imposed. This situation is modeled using a set of probabilistic constraints. We also consider a minimum throughput at the facilities to justify opening them. We investigate two paradigms in terms of multi-criteria optimization: vectorial optimization and goal programming. Additionally, we discuss the joint use of objective functions that are relevant in the context of some humanitarian logistics problems. We apply the general modeling frameworks proposed to the so-called stochastic shelter site location problem. This is a problem emerging in the context of preventive disaster management. We test the models proposed using two real benchmark data sets. The results show that considering uncertainty and multiple objectives in the type of facility location problems investigated leads to solutions that may better support decision making.EnglishMulti-criteria optimizationDiscrete facility locationSingle-sourcingChance-constraintsHumanitarian logisticsArticle10.1016/j.omega.2018.02.007