Optimizing waste collection time in Zabol city in reducing environmental hazards by relying on colonial competition algorithm and GIS

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SHAHBAZI ALIREZA; KIANI AKBAR; Piri Abasali; SHAHBAZI AMIRHAMZEH

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Journal: GEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS Year:2021 | Volume:10 | Issue:37 Page(s): 209-224

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Optimizing waste collection time in Zabol city in reducing environmental hazards by relying on colonial competition algorithm and GIS

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SHAHBAZI ALIREZA | KIANI AKBAR | Piri Abasali | SHAHBAZI AMIRHAMZEH | Issue Writer Certificate

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Municipal WasteQ1

ZabolQ1

Colonial CompetitionQ1

AlgorithmQ1

MATLABQ1

ArcGISQ1

Abstract

Over the past decade, Municipal Waste production has increased dramatically due to increasing global population and the rate urbanization. Therefore, one of the important issues that has been used in recent years and has been discussed to increase the efficiency and productivity of transportation systems is the discussion of routing of waste transportation machines. In addition, poor management and inappropriate collection and storage since it creates environmental problems in the urban ecosystem is considered a global challenge, as the presentation of these urban services has been significantly neglected due to lack of sufficient data and information. The aim of this study was to provide an appropriate solution for proper collection of waste in 40 neighborhoods of Zabul city to minimize the time of mission and increase the satisfaction of citizens of such urban services. The research method is descriptive and applied studies based on attribution algenomy and field studies. In order to conduct this study, metaheuristic Algorithm of Colonial Competition and Arc GIS software was used and all the related programming was done in MATLAB software environment. The results indicated that colonial competitive Algorithm with 20 replications at 15 replications with a time equal to 4. 11 seconds with 71% confidence coefficient was obtained in the best possible state and showed the order of the best intersections. Confidence coefficient was obtained in the best possible state and showed the order of the best intersections. Confidence coefficient was obtained in the best possible state and showed the order of the best intersections.

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SHAHBAZI, ALIREZA, KIANI, AKBAR, Piri, Abasali, & SHAHBAZI, AMIRHAMZEH. (2021). Optimizing waste collection time in Zabol city in reducing environmental hazards by relying on colonial competition algorithm and GIS. GEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS, 10(37 ), 209-224. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/402036/en

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SHAHBAZI ALIREZA, KIANI AKBAR, Piri Abasali, SHAHBAZI AMIRHAMZEH. Optimizing waste collection time in Zabol city in reducing environmental hazards by relying on colonial competition algorithm and GIS. GEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS[Internet]. 2021;10(37 ):209-224. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/402036/en

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ALIREZA SHAHBAZI, AKBAR KIANI, Abasali Piri, and AMIRHAMZEH SHAHBAZI, “Optimizing waste collection time in Zabol city in reducing environmental hazards by relying on colonial competition algorithm and GIS,” GEOGRAPHY AND ENVIRONMENTAL HAZARDS, vol. 10, no. 37 , pp. 209–224, 2021, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/402036/en

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