Optimal Location Modeling is a mathematical and computational framework within spatial decision analysis that determines the most efficient placement of facilities or services by minimizing costs or maximizing benefits according to defined objective functions and constraints.
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Facility Location Modeling
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A Flow‐Capturing Location‐Allocation Model
Michael J. Hodgson · Geographical Analysis · 1990 · 678 citations
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