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- Title
A Facility Location Model for Air Pollution Detection.
- Authors
Lancia, G.; Rinaldi, F.; Serafini, P.
- Abstract
We describe mathematical models and practical algorithms for a problem concerned with monitoring the air pollution in a large city. We have worked on this problem within a project for assessing the air quality in the city of Rome by placing a certain number of sensors on some of the city buses. We cast the problem as a facility location model. By reducing the large number of data variables and constraints, we were able to solve to optimality the resulting MILP model within minutes. Furthermore, we designed a genetic algorithm whose solutions were on average very close to the optimal ones. In our computational experiments we studied the placement of sensors on 187 candidate bus routes. We considered the coverage provided by 10 up to 60 sensors.
- Subjects
MATHEMATICAL models; GENETIC algorithms; AIR pollution; AIR quality; EXPERIMENTAL design
- Publication
Mathematical Problems in Engineering, 2018, p1
- ISSN
1024-123X
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.1155/2018/1683249