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Table 1.

The notations of the proposed problem.

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Fig 1.

The overall flowchart of IMOSA algorithm.

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Fig 2.

A solution representation.

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Table 2.

Comparisons of performance indicators of two algorithms.

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Fig 3.

Road network with potential roads in the layout of the waste transfer station.

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Table 3.

The corresponding scheme and objective function value of Pareto optimal solution of Model 1.

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Fig 4.

The optimal solutions in Model 1.

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Table 4.

NIMBY distance and waste transportation cost of population centers in scheme #5 under Model 1.

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Fig 5.

The distribution of the Pareto optimal solution of Model 2 in the three-dimensional coordinate system (p = 2).

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Fig 6.

Waste transfer station layout and road upgrading results of scheme #26 under Model 2.

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Table 5.

The NIMBY distance and waste transportation cost of population centers in scheme #26 under Model 2.

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Fig 7.

The distribution of the Pareto optimal solution of Model 3 in the three-dimensional coordinate system (p = 2).

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Fig 8.

Waste transfer station layout and road upgrading results of scheme #24 under Model 3.

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Table 6.

The NIMBY distance and waste transportation cost of population centers in scheme #24 under Model 3.

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Fig 9.

Spatial distribution of waste transportation costs in various settlements under various scenarios.

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