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Application of fuzzy logic to the optimal location of public utilities: a case study of pedestrian bridges.
The level of utilization of many public utilities is, most often, influenced by their locations Huge public funds are spent annually on the provision of several public infrastructures, such as pedestrian bridges, that are grossly underutilized due to their poor location or citing. This study was aim...
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