Increased challenges for world heritage protection as a result of urbanisation in Lijiang City

Cui, Shenghui; Yang, Xiai; Guo, Xianhua; Lin, Tao; Zhao, Qian; Ling, Feng

doi:10.1080/13504509.2011.603758

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“…AHP is an effective and robust technique for addressing complex problems by decomposition and synthesis based on hierarchical levels (Cui SH et al 2011). However, the AHP method assumes that each individual criterion or factor is independent without any correlation with others, which insufficiently considers interrelationships among factors.…”

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Evaluating the performance of thermal power enterprises using sustainability balanced scorecard, fuzzy Delphic and hybrid multi-criteria decision making approaches for sustainability

Zhao

2015

Journal of Cleaner Production

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Section: Anp Techniquementioning

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Evaluating the performance of thermal power enterprises using sustainability balanced scorecard, fuzzy Delphic and hybrid multi-criteria decision making approaches for sustainability

Zhao

2015

Journal of Cleaner Production

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“…AHP is easy to use because it avoids the need to build a complex expert system embedded with the decisionmaker's knowledge (Saaty, 1980). This makes AHP an effective and robust technique for addressing complex problems through decomposition and synthesis based on hierarchical levels (Cui et al, 2011). This approach makes it possible to consider the views of numerous experts and decision-makers on a variety of topics.…”

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Analyzing Key Success Factors of Green Brands for Enterprises in Taiwan

Jhangr

2016

EURASIA J MATH SCI T

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During the last decade, environmental issues have become a global concern. According to a report by the Taiwan Environmental Protection Administration, more than 95% of consumers prioritize purchasing green products. Therefore, enterprises should consider environmental concerns in their operational strategies. This study identified how enterprises can successfully operate green brands, and focused on enterprises manufacturing daily necessities. Through a literature review, rules and an operational strategy were derived. Subsequently, 6 experts were interviewed and completed a questionnaire, then analytic hierarchy process was used to obtain the key success factors of green brands selling daily necessities. The resulting 10 key success factor findings provide a reference for enterprises seeking to act with social responsibility; develop high-quality green products, brands, and services; and protect the environment.

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“…At the same time, land-use change trends have attracted increasing attention from both local communities and policy decision makers alike (Cui et al 2011;Lin et al 2011;Opschoor and Tang 2011). Unfortunately, there is no accurate and timely information regarding the nature and pattern of land-use changes that might contribute to effective policy responses.…”

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The trend of land-use sustainability around the Changbai Mountain Biosphere Reserve in northeastern China: 1977–2007

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International Journal of Sustainable Development & World Ec

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Extensive land-use and land-cover change, triggered by rapid development of tourism and the expansion of townships, has occurred in the area surrounding the Changbai Mountain Biosphere Reserve (CMBR) in northeast China, a reservoir for distinctive ecosystems and biological diversity. The objective of this study was to examine the land-use changes surrounding the reserve in the context of forest and nature reserve management with the aid of maps from Landsat MSS imagery of 1977 and Landsat TM imagery of 1991 and 2007. The total land area and its change over time for each land-use class were calculated and cell-by-cell change data were used to detect, quantify, and determine the trends in land-use conversions. Results showed that there were large increases in land area for residential, commercial, industrial, and transportation land-use types, whereas the forest area decreased considerably. At the same time, the area under jurisdiction of townships has nearly doubled, with the largest increase in Manjiang. Land-use change was caused by regional population growth as a result of tourism development that triggered the expansion of township boundaries and contributed to shifts in forest management policy. Our study offers land and reserve managers within the CMBR and similar areas a basis for making more informed land-use and management decisions to potentially minimize detrimental ecological impacts of land-use change.

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Increased challenges for world heritage protection as a result of urbanisation in Lijiang City

Cited by 13 publications

References 25 publications

Evaluating the performance of thermal power enterprises using sustainability balanced scorecard, fuzzy Delphic and hybrid multi-criteria decision making approaches for sustainability

Evaluating the performance of thermal power enterprises using sustainability balanced scorecard, fuzzy Delphic and hybrid multi-criteria decision making approaches for sustainability

Analyzing Key Success Factors of Green Brands for Enterprises in Taiwan

The trend of land-use sustainability around the Changbai Mountain Biosphere Reserve in northeastern China: 1977–2007

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