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Extension of the maximum flow-covering location and service start time problem to allow flexible consumption
Extension of the maximum flow-covering location and service start time problem to allow flexible consumption
This paper extends the maximum flow-covering location and service start time problem (MFCLSTP) by additionally imposing a minimum stay at a facility before the service can be used. The original formulation determines the locations of facilities and the start times of fixed-duration services so as to maximally cover flows of commuters who access services on the way home from work. In MFCLSTP, commuters must stay at a facility from the start of the service until the end of the service in order to consume it. Examples of such services include movies, lectures, and baseball games. There are, however, many on-demand services, which can be consumed by commuters who access the providing facility for a fixed continuous duration of a hours during any of c (≥ a) open hours of the facility. To deal with this situation, we extend the definition of coverage in the original model and provide an integer programming formulation of the proposed problem. The model is applied to the Tokyo metropolitan railway network, using census data of commuter traffic for railway users in this area. Exact optimal solutions are obtained by using a mathematical optimization solver with both the original and extended problems, and the characteristics of the solutions are compared. The results show that the optimal solutions for the extended problem allow a much larger flow than the optimal solutions for the original problem do, even when a is very close to c. The locations selected for the optimal solutions of the proposed problem are seen to be much more spatially dispersed than those chosen for the original problem.
Model Analysis of Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Development on Highways —An Approximation of the Required Scale of Electric Vehicle Charging Facilities—
Model Analysis of Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Development on Highways —An Approximation of the Required Scale of Electric Vehicle Charging Facilities—
In recent years, electric vehicles (EVs) have gained prominence because of its reduction in CO2 emissions and its departure from dependence on oil. As an increasing number of EV models are becoming commercially available, their popularity is expected to grow. Ongoing efforts to improve EV performance have not addressed inadequacies in their driving range, which is approximately 160 km. This is an issue particularly on highways in cases of long-distance driving. Hence, this research focuses on the EV support infrastructure of charging facilities on highways and proposes a mathematical model to estimate the number of EVs arriving at the charging facilities. Moreover, the model is applied to Japanese highway networks and its validity is examined. We change the number of power-feed intervals and infrastructure facilities and evaluate the various parameters to estimate the required number of EV charging facilities.
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