Smart Contracts Implementation in the Allocation of Covid-19 Vaccines
Abstract
The need for a good supply chain distribution of vaccines in disasters is critical in today’s world. This paper targets the vaccines’ allocation in several periods for various and separated demand zones. To discover and make the al-location network more efficient and help the policymaker decide more wisely, we implement a smart contract to suggest product allocation in different cases taking into account dynamical changes. Our smart contract tries to decrease the uncovered demands and facilitate the governments’ prediction of the demands and evolution of a disease in demand zones. In this manner, several reactions of the smart contract are considered through different scenarios that can happen in the pandemics. The cases are sudden increase, sudden decrease, and steady demands. Moreover, we discuss the validity of the proposed smart contract and its benefits. Finally, we discuss the future aspects of our work and other objectives that can be useful in the proposed problem.
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