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A Graph Theoretic Approach to Spatial Modeling of Post Disaster Shelter Camps Using Rainbow and Roman Domination Parameters
Effective spatial organization of post-disaster shelter camps is essential for ensuring access to basic services while making efficient use of limited space and resources. In this paper, we propose a graph-theoretic framework for shelter-camp facility placement based on rainbow $k$-domination and Ro
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