Emergency airport site selection using global subdivision grids

The occurrence of large-magnitude disasters has significantly aroused public attention regarding diversified site selection of emergency facilities. In particular, emergency airport site selection (EASS) is highly complicated, and relevant research is rarely conducted. Emergency airport site selecti...

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Autores principales: Bing Han, Tengteng Qu, Zili Huang, Qiangyu Wang, Xinlong Pan
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Publicado: Taylor & Francis Group 2021
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Acceso en línea:https://doaj.org/article/d476c4b562544a2eacbe72948632dccf
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Sumario:The occurrence of large-magnitude disasters has significantly aroused public attention regarding diversified site selection of emergency facilities. In particular, emergency airport site selection (EASS) is highly complicated, and relevant research is rarely conducted. Emergency airport site selection is a scenario with a wide spatiotemporal range, massive data, and complex environmental information, while traditional facility site selection methods may not be applicable to a large-scale time-varying airport environment. In this work, an emergency airport site selection application is presented based on the GeoSOT-3D global subdivision grid model, which has demonstrated good suitability of the discrete global grid system as a spatial data structure for site selection. This paper proposes an objective function that adds a penalty factor to solve the constraints of coverage and the environment in airport construction. Through multiple iterations of the simulated annealing algorithm, the optimal airport construction location can be selected from multiple preselected points. With experimental verifications, this research may effectively and reasonably solve the emergency airport site selection issue under different circumstances.