what implications does the center of gravity method solution bring with it?

Blairville’s city council is deciding on where to position a new emergency management services (EMS) station. The city has 10 landmark senior/community centers that play a large role in the city’s health plan (i.e., many go to the senior/community centers for advice, counseling, transportation, etc.). The new EMS station needs to be centrally located but must serve a dispersed and unevenly distributed population. Table 14.8 contains the senior/community center locales, overall usage numbers, and map coordinates. graph the center of gravity solution along with the coordinates for the senior/community center locations.

TABLE 14.8 Senior/Community Center Location Data

Usage

dlx

Dly

Senior/Community Center

(Visits per Month}

x-Coordinate

y-Coordinate

Elm Street. Center

335

3.2

1.9

Bernard James Center I

163

2.9

1.1

Bernard James Center II

1,888

11

7.5

Catherine S:Ds Senior Center

1,122

12.6

3.9

Mari

313

3.7

2.7

River Road Senior Center

1,115

6.3

9.9

George Wilson Community

359

4.4

4.5

Center

Chuck Jorgensen Community

140

7.5

4.5

Center

Sports and Courts Center

883

8.1

0

Harley Huff Senior Center

1,956

2.1

8.6

Total

8,324

Comment on what you see with regard to the center of gravity solution and the senior/community center locations. If this is an urban setting, what implications does the center of gravity method solution bring with it?