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Application and comparison of analytical hierarchy process (AHP) and network methods in routing of pipeline water transmission system from Taleghan Dam to Hashtgerd New City, Tehran, Iran
2nd World Conference on Industrial Chemistry and Water Treatment
For determining the optimal route of the water pipeline, technical and engineering considerations, economic, environmental
and techniques that need to be applied, to all parameters simultaneously, are considered. In this study, first of influential
factors in determining the route; the conditions of topography (slope, altitude), vegetation, land use, population density, length
of pipeline, river and road, areas and important areas, residential, environmentally sensitive areas and centers (religiousculture)
were determined using the base map and extracting the locus of points of interest from Google Earth to take action
field operations navigation and to harvest land navigation. Then the data layer related target parameters in were loaded in GIS
and then, applying the specific weighting the cost of map production operations based on Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP)
rate, mix and ultimately the optimal route using the lowest cost algorithm is determined. Comparison determination of the
optimal route using ArcGIS software and IDRISI shows that the two routes coincide and comparing the designed route in this
study (from Taleghan Dam to Hashtgerd New City) with ABFA route indicates that the route is 5/6976 km shorter than the
ABFA route; despite optimal route cost only apply to influence some of the layers of the ABFA route is more. Two routes were
compared on the basis of total cost and comparing them indicates that the optimal route towards the ABFA route costs will
be reduced by 14%. ABFA major additional cost route resulted more from intersection with the river and the road, passing
through unauthorized areas, passing through different users with higher costs and ultimately increasing the pipeline.