Probabilistic, maximal covering location-allocation models for congested systems.

Several probabilistic maximal covering location-allocation models with constrained waiting time for queue length are presented to consider service congestion in service networks such as health and emergency medical services and banking or distributed ticket-selling services. The first model takes in...

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Publicado en:Journal of Regional Science Vol. 38; no. 3; pp. 401 - 425
Autores principales: Marianov, Vladimir, Serra, Daniel
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Wiley-Blackwell August 1998
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      ab: Several probabilistic maximal covering location-allocation models with constrained waiting time for queue length are presented to consider service congestion in service networks such as health and emergency medical services and banking or distributed ticket-selling services. The first model takes into account the location of a certain number of single-server centers such that the maximum population is served within a standard distance, and nobody stands in line longer than a given time, or with more than a predetermined number of other users. Several maximal coverage models are consequently generated with one or more servers per service center. Finally, a new heuristic is developed to solve the models and is tested in a 30-node network.
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