Problem: Earthquakes are not uncommon in the foothills of the Himalayas. But nobody can predict exactly when or where they will happen, so each one is a surprise. And then people have to respond quickly. They need to map out where the earthquake struck; get damage and casualty reports; and deliver people and aid supplies in a useful and timely manner. The screenshot below shows the supply chain set up to deliver aid supplies to Kathmandu, Nepal after an earthquake in 2015. Aid supplies arrived from three global depots where aid supplies had been stockpiled to be available for emergencies such as this. Imagine you are the person in charge of logistics for this mission. How will you manage this supply chain to support the mission?