The Maximal Covering Location Problem.¶
Church, R., & ReVelle, C. (1974). The Maximal Covering Location Problem. Papers of the Regional Science Association, 101-118.
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- The host space is the populated region (every household location); the stand-in subset is the finite set of clinic sites; the notion of closeness is drive time, with Tolerance \(\varepsilon\) a policy maximum (say 30 minutes).
This sourceSeminal facility-location model that sites a limited set of facilities so that demand (households) lies within a maximum distance/time tolerance — the service-geography coverage instance of density.
- The host space is the populated region (every household location); the stand-in subset is the finite set of clinic sites; the notion of closeness is drive time, with Tolerance \(\varepsilon\) a policy maximum (say 30 minutes).
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