英文摘要 |
In the recent years, climate change is one of the important issues, especially on the effects of greenhouse. Countries around the world are actively promoting a low-carbon urban layout by reducing the overall transportation distance and reducing carbon dioxide emissions. This research develops a mathematical model using block-category concept to solve a layout problem for the new town in Kaohsiung city area. The objective of the grid-type layout is to minimize the pollution cost which comes from traffic flow and building density. In addition, the pollution of traffic flow is considered by flow volume and moving distance between blocks. The pollution of building density is focused on production of building materials and construction of a building. A solution algorithm of the model is then developed by using the simulated annealing logic after a verification process. A near-optimal layout can be represented by a set of block arrangement for all categories and the building density for each block. A sensitivity analysis is conducted by considering the relationship between building density and population, the relationship between safety distance and pollution cost. Results of sensitivity analysis show that: (1) the pre-defined building density fits the population required, (2) a better safety distance can be found. |