Spatial organization of an industrial area: distribution of the environmental cost and equity policies

Article Abstract:

A model is developed which helps distribute the economic and environmental burdens of polluting units in industrial areas to the firms and public. The model considers the effect of wind on the distribution of effluent gases and the influence of stack height on the distribution of pollutants to nearby area. The basis of computing for an equitable cost distribution policies is dependent on the determination of a global upper limit for pollutant levels, which takes into consideration the nuisance effect.

Pollution, Environmental policy, Environmental economics

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Statistical fitting and validation of non-linear simulation metamodels: a case study

Article Abstract:

The failure of statistical validation and fitting of nonlinear simulation metamodels in explaining the behavior of computer behavior models in operations management is proved.

Production Management, Inventory Control, Technology application

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Grey input-output analysis and its application for environmental cost allocation

Article Abstract:

The usage of deterministic input-output analysis in cost allocating concept in environmental engineering is discussed.

Cost Control Techniques, Methods, Economic aspects, Cost control, Cost reduction

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