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Using optimisation techniques for comparison of the accessibility criteria of facility siting scenarios; a case study of siting police stations in South Africa’s Bushbuckridge area. Tom de Jong1, Johan Maritz2 and Jan
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Document Date: 2005-02-02 17:00:00


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Mhala / Bushbuckridge / Acornhoek / Pretoria / Calcutta / /

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Belgium / Netherlands / South Africa / /

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Abstract Facility / Mhala police station / Mhala station / Utrecht University / Bushbuckridge station / /

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optimisation tool / theoretical optimum mean travel time / systematic search / road network / search objective / hour travel time / security services / genetic algorithms / mean travel times / pre-existing services / optimum solutions / travel time / average random mean travel / digital road network / analysis tools / higher mean travel time / average travel cost / optimisation algorithm / optimum solution / optimum site / search space / longest travel time / mean travel time / poor transport infrastructure / transport network / /

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Pebble Stream / /

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Faculty of Geographical Sciences / Mhala police / South African government / Utrecht University / /

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Alabama / Mhala / Acornhoek / /

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optimisation algorithm / NORLOC algorithms / /

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