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Javanmardi, S., Makui, A. (2010). A Multi Objective Graph Based Model for Analyzing Survivability of Vulnerable Networks. Journal of Industrial and Systems Engineering, 4(2), 114-124.
Saeedeh Javanmardi; Ahmad Makui. "A Multi Objective Graph Based Model for Analyzing Survivability of Vulnerable Networks". Journal of Industrial and Systems Engineering, 4, 2, 2010, 114-124.
Javanmardi, S., Makui, A. (2010). 'A Multi Objective Graph Based Model for Analyzing Survivability of Vulnerable Networks', Journal of Industrial and Systems Engineering, 4(2), pp. 114-124.
Javanmardi, S., Makui, A. A Multi Objective Graph Based Model for Analyzing Survivability of Vulnerable Networks. Journal of Industrial and Systems Engineering, 2010; 4(2): 114-124.

A Multi Objective Graph Based Model for Analyzing Survivability of Vulnerable Networks

Article 3, Volume 4, Issue 2, Summer 2010, Page 114-124  XML PDF (148 K)
Document Type: Research Paper
Authors
Saeedeh Javanmardi; Ahmad Makui
Department of Industrial Engineering, Iran University of Science and Technology, Tehran, Iran
Abstract
In the various fields of disaster management, choosing the best location for the Emergency Support & Supply Service Centers (ESSSCs) and the survivability of the network that provides the links between ESSSCs and their environment has a great role to be paid enough attention. This paper introduces a graph based model to measure the survivability of the linking's network. By values computed for time and cost of recovery of link failures, the proposed locations for ESSSCs can be ranked. By considering the conflicts that can be arise between maximizing the survivability of the network and minimizing the time and cost of recovery of link failures, an algorithm is proposed that use a Simple Additive Weighting (SAW) Method. A numerical example is provided and solved to illustrate how the algorithm works. Having solved the problem with different weighting vectors, a discussion is made on the sensitivity analysis of the solution.
Keywords
Survivability; Disaster Management; Simple Additive Weighting Method
Main Subjects
Decision Analysis; Graph Theory
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