2018
DOI: 10.3390/su11010104
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An Integral Approach to Sustainable Decision-Making within Maritime Spatial Planning—A DSC for the Planning of Anchorages on the Island of Šolta, Croatia

Abstract: The planning of nautical tourism development and especially, the planning of its supporting infrastructure development, is important topic of the maritime spatial planning. The focus of research is the integration of multicriteria analysis and stakeholders within concept modeling that will provide support to the spatial planning specialists in the design of plans related to the development of anchorage capacities for small vessels. It examines economic, environmental, ecological, social, and civil engineering … Show more

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“…Creating such operational synergies by strengthening PROMETHEE with AHP gives the robustness and consistency in the decision-making process of the DSC-CONT. This approach is preferred by the authors, based on their own experience with similar methodological approaches, but also because of the research of other authors [19,33,34,39,[41][42][43][44][55][56][57].…”
Section: Concept Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Creating such operational synergies by strengthening PROMETHEE with AHP gives the robustness and consistency in the decision-making process of the DSC-CONT. This approach is preferred by the authors, based on their own experience with similar methodological approaches, but also because of the research of other authors [19,33,34,39,[41][42][43][44][55][56][57].…”
Section: Concept Developmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The proposed HGS procedure ensures insight into the definition of objectives (O) and criteria (C) of the defined main goal (MG). Since stakeholder relationships are not static, but on the contrary dynamic and in constant change [42], their attitudes and actions may change at different project stages, and endanger the overall performance of the project. Since the hierarchical goal structure procedure is an iterative process that ends when all stakeholders agree, the decision-maker can be sure that if the procedure is followed, all stakeholders' attitudes are embedded in the criteria, the objectives and the main goal.…”
Section: Building the Hierarchymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Secondly, the consideration of environmental design should also be reflected in the formulation of requirements and criteria that govern the design process of the modernized train. The integration of economic, environmental, ecological, and social factors in engineering decisions can be a complex and ill-defined endeavor because of conflicting goals and criteria [27]. As train modernization processes are already complex and constrained with respect to resources such as time, data, and knowledge, the integration of these environmental sustainability factors should be designed to be sufficiently easy-to-use to be considered in practice.…”
Section: Problem Identification and Motivationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…one of the biggest disadvantages of nautical tourism in Croatia is the insufficient number of berths (Jajac, Kilič and rogulj, 2018). italy, Spain, France and Greece are Croatia's main competitors:the first three have more berths and better infrastructure and superstructure than Croatia; Greece can compete with Croatia where natural resources and cultural and other assets are concerned, but not when it comes to the number of berths (Kovačić, Favro and Saftic, 2012).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%