MCDM Model for Natural Gas Pressure Reducing Station Site Selection

Lacerda, Naylil Liria Baldin de; Neto, João Batista Sarmento dos Santos; Martins, Carolina Lino

doi:10.4018/ijdsst.2021010104

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“…De Lacerda et al (2021) used the method to solve a site selection problem for a station of natural gas. DMs from a company which distribute natural gas participated in this study.…”

Section: Location Problemmentioning

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A Summary on Fitradeoff Method With Methodological and Practical Developments and Future Perspectives

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This paper presents a broad overview of main contributions related to the FITradeoff (Flexible and Interactive Tradeoff) method. FITradeoff is a multicriteria method developed within the scope of the Multiattribute Value Theory (MAVT), considering partial information from the decision maker (DM) in the preference modelling process. Over the last few years, several methodological developments on this method have been published in the literature, as well as practical applications to a wide range of multicriteria decision problems. The most recent methodological advances are related to preference modelling process, which now integrate the two paradigms of elicitation by decomposition and holistic evaluation. Furthermore, contributions from behavioral studies, some of them including decision neuroscience, have enhanced the DSS free available for FITradeoff. In this paper, all previously developed works related to the FITradeoff method are approached, considering both methodological developments and practical applications. A summary on the different modeling approaches for solving different decision problematics (choice, ranking, sorting and portfolio) with FITradeoff is presented. The recently proposed combination of preference modeling paradigms -elicitation by decomposition and holistic evaluation -within the FITradeoff decision process is explained, as well its potential advantages for the elicitation process. Moreover, a brief review on the practical applications of the method in different contexts is presented. In addition, this work also brings a summary on the results of behavioral experiments conducted using neuroscience tools with the FITradeoff method, as well the methodological insights resulted from them, and future perspectives of potential research topics related to the FITradeoff method.

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“…De Lacerda et al (2021) used the method to solve a site selection problem for a station of natural gas. DMs from a company which distribute natural gas participated in this study.…”

Section: Location Problemmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Summary on Fitradeoff Method With Methodological and Practical Developments and Future Perspectives

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“…Baldin de Lacerda et al. (2021) designed a model conducted through the flexible interactive tradeoff (FITradeoff) approach, according to the preferences of the decision maker. A natural gas distribution company was selected to test this model.…”

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Study on site selection for a cruise home port in the Yangtze River Delta region from the perspective of safety

Xiao

2022

J. Navigation

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To improve the safety of cruise tourism in the Yangtze River Delta region (YRD), a new cruise ship home port is needed. This paper studies the process for selection of a site for the new cruise home port. Through analysis of previous cases of cruise tourism safety accidents, it is found that the basic situation of the cruise port, such as the channel, the port, logistics support and scenic places to visit, is important to cruise operation safety. An index system of site selection for a cruise home port is established, and the optimal choice of location for a regional cruise home port – between Shanghai, Zhoushan and Nantong – is analysed by the analytic hierarchy process (AHP). The research shows that the order of preferred site for the cruise home port is Zhoushan, then Shanghai and, third, Nantong. This paper can provide a reference for the layout of the whole industry chain of the cruise economy in the YRD in the future. This will promote the integration of development of the YRD, and enhance the regional connectivity and policy system efficiency in the YRD.

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“…The selection benchmarks of leading industry from different perspectives are various. Researches on the selection methods of regional leading industry also emerge in, mainly about two categories (qualitative and quantitative), including comprehensive evaluation methods such as Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP), Information Entropy (IE), Principal Component Analysis (PCA), Shift-Share-Analysis Method (SSM), Grey System (GS) and Fuzzy Reasoning (FR) (Chao et al, 2016;Lacerda et al, 2021;Y.-q. Liu et al, 2006;Webster, 2013;Zhou, Wang, & Goh, 2018;Zhou, Wang, et al, 2019).…”

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Regional Leading Industry Selection Based on an Extended Fuzzy VIKOR Approach

Zhou

Guiyan

Chen

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International Journal of Decision Support System Technology

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To improve the deployment and optimization of the industrial structure, researchers and practitioners have performed a variety of researches in terms of regional leading industry selection based on AO Hirschman, Rostow and Miyohei’s principles. The criteria and methods employed in previous studies are mainly based on the mass industrial development data, leading to the limitation of study on the application in new high-tech district and underdeveloped regions. Due to lack of industrial data and detail industry information, it is difficult to employ the deterministic regional industry selection model. Therefore, an extended fuzzy-VIKOR approach that the expert-based and trapezoidal fuzzy number decision-making techniques, embedded into the VIKOR steps is proposed. It is developed to solve the regional leading industry selection problems concerning industrial, economic, social and environmental dimensions. Finally, a case study for the industrial planning of a high-tech zone is applied to verify the proposed decision-making approach.

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MCDM Model for Natural Gas Pressure Reducing Station Site Selection

Cited by 6 publications

References 19 publications

A Summary on Fitradeoff Method With Methodological and Practical Developments and Future Perspectives

A Summary on Fitradeoff Method With Methodological and Practical Developments and Future Perspectives

Study on site selection for a cruise home port in the Yangtze River Delta region from the perspective of safety

Regional Leading Industry Selection Based on an Extended Fuzzy VIKOR Approach

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