Multiobjective Management of Mining under Water Hazard Game Theory

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Aquifer management is investigated in the case of a multiobjective programming model wherein the management problem can fulfill a given set of axioms. Certain types of multiobjective problems can be figured using game theory concepts amounting to a single objective quasi convex program. The technique is a generalized version of the Nash cooperative game model, and involves a bargaining process. This technique is used for the Karstic area of Hungary which has three goals: mining costs, water supply, and environmental protection. Findings are compared with former compromise programming results. The two results and methods are quite similar. This a fairly typical case of area natural resource development. Tables of game theory solution data are included. Dynamic features of the problem can be estimated in multiobjective analysis.

Management, Usage, Water, Environmental protection

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Flatbed scanners

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This research describes the rapid growth in the UK market for flatbed scanners. Key trends include falling prices and competition in the computer peripheral market.

Product information, Reports, Supply and demand, Marketing research, Market research, Scanning devices, Optical scanners, Agfa-Gevaert Ltd., Canon UK Ltd., Epson (U.K.) Ltd., Hewlett-Packard Ltd., Microtek International Inc., Mustek Inc.

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