Site selection for EVCS in Istanbul by GIS and multi-criteria decision-making

Kaya, Ömer; Tortum, Ahmet; Alemdar, Kadir Diler; Çodur, Muhammed Yasin

doi:10.1016/j.trd.2020.102271

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“…In order to solve this issue, a few aspects such as the data format and the criteria selection for the semantic data need to be verified back. For future research, more advanced data analysis such as topological analysis (Salleh and Ujang, 2018), 3D spatial urban data management (Azri et al, 2016) and multi-criteria site selection analysis (Kaya et al, 2020;Mohd et al, 2016) can be carried out based on the BIM-GIS integration. Isikdag, U., Underwood, J., Aouad, G., 2008.…”

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The Integration of Bim and Gis in Construction Project – A Data Consistency Review

Basir

Ujang

Majid

et al. 2020

Int. Arch. Photogramm. Remote Sens. Spatial Inf. Sci.

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Abstract. From days to days, management of construction project has been improved during life-cycle project, starting from planning until maintenance. This happen cause of the advantages in implementation technology of Building Information Modeling (BIM) and Geographic Information System (GIS) in supporting construction project. Few years ago, enhancement in term of BIM and GIS that provides an additional extension for the purpose of information management is very interesting. With the advantages that been provided by BIM and GIS, information of construction project can be adapted into real situation of the construction site which be helpful during the life-cycle of building construction. BIM and GIS is a different platform which contains their own advantages that support construction project. In order to bring the most effectiveness in management of construction project, integration between BIM and GIS becomes an important task to support the design phase until operational phase which include the facility management and maintenance. Although this integration can support the building information management, the software that used in integration process is still having limitations and differences in fulfilling the needs of users. For that reasons, data consistency needs to be studied in order to develop the best practices of integration application. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the data consistency during the integration process. From the investigation, it showed that there are some data inconsistency occurs in IFC platform after conversion process. Through this paper, the comparison of the geometric and semantic data before and after translation process will be examined.

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confidence: 99%

The Integration of Bim and Gis in Construction Project – A Data Consistency Review

Basir

Ujang

Majid

et al. 2020

Int. Arch. Photogramm. Remote Sens. Spatial Inf. Sci.

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“…Readers, detailed information about vaccines can be found in this study [14]. Electric vehicle charging station GIS-AHP-TOPSIS, GIS-AHP-PROMETHEE-VIKOR, Entropy-ELECTRE, Genetic Algorithm [37,[42][43][44] Car sharing MULTIMOORA, WASPAS-TOPSIS [45,46] Logistic centers AHP-ANP-TOPSIS-GIS, DEA-R_FUCON-R_CoCoSo [9,47] Wind and Solar Farm ELECTRE-GIS, AHP-GIS, AHP-GIS [30,31,48] Bike sharing stations AHP-MOORA-GIS [48] Pedestrian Crossing AHP-VIKOR-VISSIM-GIS [32] As it is seen from the given literature, there is no study in the literature about site selection of vaccination centres, studies on this field are lacking. Whereas, it is expressed as "Vaccination is central to controlling COVID-19" [49].…”

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Accessibility of Vaccination Centers in COVID-19 Outbreak Control: A GIS-Based Multi-Criteria Decision Making Approach

Alemdar

Kaya

Çodur

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IJGI

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The most important protective measure in the pandemic process is a vaccine. The logistics and administration of the vaccine are as important as its production. The increasing diffusion of electronic devices containing geo-referenced information generates a large production of spatial data that are essential for risk management and impact mitigation, especially in the case of disasters and pandemics. Given that vaccines will be administered to the majority of people, it is inevitable to establish vaccination centres outside hospitals. Site selection of vaccination centres is a major challenge for the health sector in metropolitan cities due to the dense population and high number of daily cases. A poor site selection process can cause many problems for the health sector, workforce, health workers, and patients. To overcome this, a three-step solution approach is proposed: (i) determining eight criteria using from the experience of the advisory committee, (ii) calculating criterion weights using Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), and performing spatial analysis of criteria using Geographic Information System (GIS), (iii) assigning potential vaccination centres by obtaining a suitability map and determining service areas. A case study is performed for Bağcılar, Istanbul district, using the proposed methodology. The results show that the suitable areas are grouped in three different areas of the district. The proposed methodology provides an opportunity to execute a scientific and strategic vaccination programme and to create a map of suitable vaccination centres for the countries.

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“…And MCDM provides a scientific decision system involving multi-criteria. GISbased MCDM has been used in some papers to solve the planning problem [14][15][16][17] .…”

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“…The multi-criteria involving important factors are introduced into the research [3] .GIS is used for dealing with the layer of different criteria and finding the accurate sites of EVs. Therefore, a GIS-based multicriteria method is proposed in this paper [4] . This paper takes six steps to find optimal locations of EVCSs.…”

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Site selection for EVCSs by GIS-based AHP method

Sun

2020

E3S Web Conf.

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As an alternative to fossil-fuelled vehicles, electric vehicles (EVs) are eco-friendly which can reduce carbon emissions and improve energy efficiency. However, there are still some barriers to the development of EVs. One of the main problems is lacking scientific planning of charging stations considering social, technological and environmental factors. To solve the problem, our paper proposes a Geographic Information System (GIS)-based AHP method to find optimal locations of electric vehicle charging stations (EVCSs) in Nanshan District, Shenzhen City. From the experimental result, the middle and southeast are more suitable to locate charging stations than other areas.18 alternative stations are selected considering the reality and existed charging stations.

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Site selection for EVCS in Istanbul by GIS and multi-criteria decision-making

Cited by 87 publications

References 41 publications

The Integration of Bim and Gis in Construction Project – A Data Consistency Review

The Integration of Bim and Gis in Construction Project – A Data Consistency Review

Accessibility of Vaccination Centers in COVID-19 Outbreak Control: A GIS-Based Multi-Criteria Decision Making Approach

Site selection for EVCSs by GIS-based AHP method

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