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An application of topological relations of fuzzy regions with holes

In the last two chapters, we have provided theoretical frameworks for fuzzy regions with holes in terms of closed sets in the settings of crisp and general fts respectively while maintaining consistency of the definition with crisp region with holes in classical topological space. In the present chapter, we aim to develop an application of topological relations of fuzzy regions with holes to a real life situation. In this context, there are various models including Liu and Shi’s model [57, 58], Tang and Kainz’s model [92] etc. which present applications of topological relations among the fuzzy spatial objects. Liu and Shi [58] developed a computable fuzzy topology by defining new interior and closure operator and used it to determine interior, boundary and exterior of an area affected by a harmful weed. In [57], the same authors provided another model to show an application of topological relations of a fuzzy region and a fuzzy line for investigating the effect of the distribution of SARS over a particular community. In another model, Tang and Kainz [58] provided an application of topological