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Figure 1. “Ground truth”, well data, and remotely-sensed data

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Figure 4. Sound levels in decibels (Banaszak et al. 1997)

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– Aesthetics– Property Values– Traffic Impacts– Land Use– Accessibility

– Noise and Odor– Ecology– Health Risks

– Air– Ground Water

– Tip Fees – Tax Revenues– Out-of-District Revenues– Jobs

GOAL

SOCIAL ECONOMICSENVIRONMENT

Figure 5. Hierarchy of a Municipal Solid Waste Problem

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Figure 6. Service Network (Patterson 1995)

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Figure 7. Multi-commodity Flow (Patterson 1995)

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Figure 8. Travelling Salesman Problem

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Figure 9. Stochastic Facility-Location and Routing

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Figure 10. Illustrating Braess’ Paradox.

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Figure 12. Contamination time-series for wells 1,2 and 3 (Wright 1995)