A Survey of Machine Learning Innovations in Ambulance Services: Allocation, Routing, and Demand Estimation

IF 4.6 Q2 COMPUTER SCIENCE, ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Reem Tluli;Ahmed Badawy;Saeed Salem;Mahmoud Barhamgi;Amr Mohamed
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In the realm of Emergency Medical Services (EMS), the integration of Machine Learning (ML) techniques has emerged as a catalyst for revolutionizing ambulance operations. ML algorithms could play a pivotal role in dynamically allocating resources, devising efficient routes, and predicting demand patterns. By thoroughly reviewing the existing literature and methodologies, this paper provides a comprehensive overview of the approaches used in ambulance allocation, routing, demand estimation and simulation models. We discuss the challenges faced by these methods, emphasizing the need for innovative solutions that can adapt to real-time data and changing emergency patterns. Through this survey, we aim to offer valuable insights into the current state of research and practices, shedding light on potential areas for future exploration and development. The findings presented in this paper serve as a foundation for researchers and practitioners working towards enhancing the efficiency of ambulance deployment in EMS.
救护车服务中的机器学习创新调查:分配、路由和需求估计
在紧急医疗服务(EMS)领域,机器学习(ML)技术的集成已经成为革新救护车操作的催化剂。机器学习算法可以在动态分配资源、设计有效路线和预测需求模式方面发挥关键作用。通过全面回顾现有文献和方法,本文提供了救护车分配,路由,需求估计和仿真模型中使用的方法的全面概述。我们讨论了这些方法面临的挑战,强调需要能够适应实时数据和不断变化的应急模式的创新解决方案。通过这次调查,我们的目标是对研究和实践的现状提供有价值的见解,揭示未来勘探和开发的潜在领域。本文提出的研究结果为研究人员和从业人员致力于提高EMS救护车部署的效率奠定了基础。
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