Open-Source Approaches for Location Coverage Modelling
Location cover models aim to site one or more facilities in order to provide service to demand in an efficient way. These models are based on economic and location theory. They figure prominently in public and private sector planning, management, and deci
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Editor Amin Mobasheri GIScience Research Group Heidelberg University Heidelberg, Germany
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