Flexible decision modeling of reverse logistics system: A value adding MCDM approach for alternative selection

Environmentally conscious manufacturing and product recovery (ECMPRO): A review of the state of the art

“…Fernandez et al (2008) develop a fuzzy approach to evaluate five recovery options and one disposal option by considering four criteria: product value, recovery value, useful life and level of sophistication. Wadhwa et al (2009) propose a FLbased MCDM methodology to consider the knowledge of experts (evaluators or sortation specialists) in the selection of most appropriate alternative(s) for product reprocessing with respect to existing criteria. develop an MCDM methodology, called ''Multicriteria Matrix'', which considers the residual value, environmental burden, weight, quantity and ease of disassembly of each component in the evaluation of EOL alternatives for a product.…”

Green and Reverse Logistics Management Under Fuzziness

“…Also, Wadhwa et al (2009) propose a flexible multi criteria decision-making (MCDM) model based on fuzzy-set theory for reverse logistics systems. Their model collect required information from DMs in order to select the most suitable alternative(s) for product reprocessing concerning five different criteria, i.e., cost/ time, environmental impacts, market factors, quality factors and legislative factors.…”

A multicriteria approach to support the location of thalassotherapy (seawater therapy) resorts: Application to Galicia region, NW Spain

“…The identification of suitable sites was carried out using the conjunctive method (Hwang & Yoon, 1981), which is frequently used in the first stage of multicriteria evaluation procedures with the aim of screening alternatives that do not meet the minimum standard on attributes (Berger, 2006;Wadhwa, Madaan, & Chan, 2009). The conjunctive method assigned a minimum acceptable score for each criterion, and the alternatives (sites) that did not exceed that score were eliminated.…”