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Drone Network Design for Environmental Emergency Response in the Brazilian Amazon

We introduce a facility-location allocation model to design a drone-based environmental response network, where are used to verify complaints and to gather information to support emergency response missions. Assuming a centralized network operated out-of-sight, we propose a discrete facility locatio...

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Main Authors:	Custodio, Janiele, Abeledo, Hernan
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Subjects:	amazon rainforest Batteries Costs deforestation drones emergency response Emergency services facility location optimization modeling Resource management Sensitivity analysis Servers Spatiotemporal phenomena
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