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• W2289390075 abstract "Collecting, transferring, and excretion of urban garbage have sanitary and socio-economic importance. The plethora of waste generation cause many acute problems, which are considered as environmental crisis in many countries. Based on necessity and facilities, garbage collecting and transferring is carried out by many ways. The most common way is to use the garbage transferring stations. Transfer station efficiently increases collecting waste matters and decreases transportation costs, pollution, energy, trucks transportation, and road exhaustion. The sites for these stations should be selected considering financial and technical facilities. Considering the goals of this research, at first, effective factors and criteria in site selections were recognized by a review of previous studies and former researches. For recognizing internal relations between criteria, DEMATEL technique was employed. Weight of each criterion was determined after completion of pairwise comparison questionnaire using fuzzy analysis network process model. It was combined with a sum function in ArcGIS software. This process runs for recognizing optimum places in Esfahan. This research helps urban managers and programmers to recognize and choose establishment places for garbage transferring stations by recognizing effective factors in determining the garbage transferring stations site selection. Introduction Collecting, transferring, and excretion of urban garbage have sanitary and socio-economic importance. The plethora of waste generation leads to many acute problems, which are considered as environmental crisis in many countries. Based on necessity and facilities, garbage collecting and transferring is carried out in many ways. The most common way is to use the garbage transferring stations. The main purpose of building transfer stations is to collect the waste by great quantity of small vehicles and carry them to the transfer stations. In the transfer station if the station sites are selected properly, the waste would be transferred from the small vehicles to big vehicles until they are carried to the burial site. Because of the population growth and village-to-city migration, the burial sites are designed for a long period. They must be away from the city and the future development path. Henceforth, their distance to the city area would be far. In such cases, transfer stations are helpful. In addition, wastes produced by sub-urban factories and uncovered areas would be carried to the transfer station. Therefore, study of transfer stations is very important from sanitary and economic aspect. Nowadays, collection and transference of wastes in many cities of Iran are being done non-sanitarily and in many cases some obsolete methods are used. In fact, transfer stations are the optimized form of temporary waste stations in city of Isfahan. Their difference is that the sanitary protocols are of the primary rules of transfer stationsunlike the temporary waste stations. Transfer station efficiently increases collecting waste matters and decreases transportation costs, pollution, energy, trucks transportation, and road exhaustion. The sites for these stations should be selected considering financial and technical facilities. Materials & Methods Considering the goals of this research, at first, effective factors and criteria in site selections were recognized according to previous studies and former researches. For recognizing internal relations between criteria, DEMATEL technique was employed. Weight of each criterion were determined after completion of pairwise comparison questionnaire using fuzzy analysis network process model and combined with a sum function in Corresponding Author: Tel: 09123011255 E-mail: abaspour@ut.ac.ir Ar c ive of S ID" @default.
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• W2289390075 title "USING FUZZY ANALYSIS NETWORK PROCESS (FUZZY ANP) IN RECOGNIZING OPTIMUM PLACE OF TRANSFER STATIONS FOR SOLID WASTE IN ESFAHAN" @default.
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