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Locational Analysis of the Distributions of Fire Extinguisher Stations in Koya With the Use of Geographic Information Systems

Rostam Salam Aziz1

1 Geography Department, Faculty of Education, Koya University, Koya, Kurdistan Region, Iraq.

Published
December 27, 2021
Volume
8 (4), 523-541
License
CC BY 4.0
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Abstract

The distribution and the competence of firefighting stations in koya town is one of the main problems that this town suffers from, and this led us to conduct an academic study in this respect with the use of Geographic Information Systems. This system illustrates the competence and the services of firefighting stations according to world standard in terms of the times that they take (3-5 minutes) to arrive at the destination according to the distance and the road network, so based on these criteria, the firefighting service can only cover (34%) of the town. It can be deduced that this problem mainly results from misdistribution of firefighting stations and the poor road transportation network. This study, basing on the universal standards, proposes five new firefighting stations in koya in order to be able to cover the whole town and offer a good service in this respect for the present time and for future.

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Locational Analysis of the Distributions of Fire Extinguisher Stations in Koya With the Use of Geographic Information Systems

Rostam Salam Aziz

The distribution and the competence of firefighting stations in koya town is one of the main problems that this town suffers from, and this led us to conduct an academic study in this respect with the use of Geographic Information Systems. This system illustrates the competence and the services of firefighting stations according to world standard in terms of the times that they take (3-5 minutes) to arrive at the destination according to the distance and the road network, so based on these criteria, the firefighting service can only cover (34%) of the town. It can be deduced that this problem mainly results from misdistribution of firefighting stations and the poor road transportation networ...