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The refugee camp framework: methodology and modeling through systems view
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A significant portion of the 20 million refugees of the world lives in refugee camps. There were no holistic and systematic approach on the establishment, management and organization of these refugee camps in the operations research and logistics literature. This thesis first explains the today of the refugee crisis and then how it will evolve with the climate change, in other words, the dimensions of the global refugee crisis that we will need to work on in the future. By setting the boundaries of a refugee camp, with the essential needs as extensions of its location and by examining the economic, ecologic and social sustainability context; the work forms a system model of a refugee camp. The methodological approach on a refugee camp problem is discussed through the problem size, model complexity and representation of human suffering in a mathematical model for a refugee camp. Finally, supported with the system thinking and methodological approach, the stochastic mathematical models for refugee camp location and supply problems are built.
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Refugee camp location
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Refugee camp supply chain
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Climate change
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Methodology of modeling
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Humanitarian aid
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E. N. Özer, “The refugee camp framework: methodology and modeling through systems view,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2022.
