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Fire station location selection for İstanbul

İstanbul’da itfaiye istasyonu yerlerinin seçimi için yeni bir model

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2–12
Publication Date
2022-10-18
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Finally the change in service level with proposed fire station locations is investigated and further suggestions are provided.

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Objective & Hypothesis:For emergency services such as ambulance systems and fire departments, location selection plays a critical role due to the direct impact of these services on human lives.
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Key Findings & Data:This study is based on a set-covering model for locating new fire stations, which target to serve each area at most in five minutes and improve their coverage area to 100% for Istanbul Municipality Fire Department.
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Conclusion & Impact:Finally the change in service level with proposed fire station locations is investigated and further suggestions are provided.
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Abstract

For emergency services such as ambulance systems and fire departments, location selection plays a critical role due to the direct impact of these services on human lives. Timeliness plays a primary role in location selection decision of fire stations for large metropolitan cities such as Istanbul with increasing population with a high level of congestion coupled with an imminent earthquake risk. This study is based on a set-covering model for locating new fire stations, which target to serve each area at most in five minutes and improve their coverage area to 100% for Istanbul Municipality Fire Department. Accordingly, a set-covering model is built and solved using the data retrieved from geographical information systems. Finally the change in service level with proposed fire station locations is investigated and further suggestions are provided.

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Özellikle acil hizmetler veren polis, hastane, itfaiye gibi kurumlar için yer seçimi büyük önem taşımaktadır. Uygun bir yer seçimi gerçekleştirilmediği takdirde bunun sonuçları insan hayatını tehlikeye atabilir niteliktedir. İstanbul gibi büyük metropollerde, artan nüfus ve trafik yoğunluğunun yanı sıra bir de metropolün deprem kuşağında olması durumunda, itfaiye araçlarının olay yerine en hızlı şekilde ulaşması hayati önem taşımakta; bu da itfaiye istasyonu yerinin etkin seçimine kritik bir rol yüklemektedir. Bu çalışma; İstanbul Büyükşehir Belediyesi tarafından kararlaştırıldığı gibi, itfaiye teşkilatının her bölgeye en çok beş dakikada erişebilmesi ve kapsama alanının %100 olması hedeflenerek yeni kurulacak olan itfaiye istasyonlarının küme kapsama modeli yardımıyla konumlandırılmasını içermektedir. Bu amaçla bir tamsayı programlama modeli kurulmuş, coğrafi bilgi sistemlerinden elde edilen verilerle model çözülmüş, seçilen yerler için itfaiye kurulması durumunda yangın hizmet düzeyinin değişimi incelenmiştir.

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ÖZAYDIN, Ö., AKTAŞ, E., ÜLENGİN, F., ÖNSEL, Ş., AĞARAN, B. (2022). Fire station location selection for İstanbul. Endüstri Mühendisliği, Cilt: 22 - Sayı: 4, 2–12. https://ajindex.com/articles/501207

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