Evacuation Plan for Potential Victims of Jyotinagar Landslide at Butwal
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https://doi.org/10.3126/nmsr.v41i2.73229Keywords:
Network contraflows, Lexicographically maximum flows, Evacuation planning, Jyotinagar landslideAbstract
Butwal, a city in Rupandehi district of Nepal, is a rapidly expanding business hub. The city's geographical location, population density, and lack of proper planning make it extremely vulnerable to natural calamities. Emergency evacuation is a major issue during disasters in such cities. The landslide, known locally as the Jyotinagar Landslide, poses a deadly risk in Butwal and requires an effective evacuation plan. The literature contains a variety of evacuation strategies for evacuation scenarios around the world that are based on the available resources and the types of disasters. In this study, we propose a mathematical optimization evacuation plan, as no such plan exists so far, for possible victims of the Jyotinagar Landslide at Butwal, Nepal, using the Lexicographical Maximum Dynamic Contraflow Algorithm.Downloads
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2024-12-31
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Bhandari, P. P., & Khadka, S. R. (2024). Evacuation Plan for Potential Victims of Jyotinagar Landslide at Butwal. The Nepali Mathematical Sciences Report, 41(2), 90–104. https://doi.org/10.3126/nmsr.v41i2.73229
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