Multi-criteria Decision-making for Sustainable Wall Paints and Coatings Using Analytic Hierarchy Process

Rochikashvili, Mariia; Bongaerts, Jan C.

doi:10.1016/j.egypro.2016.09.167

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“…e remaining papers reviewed (10.7%) cover a variety of aspects related to sustainable infrastructure design, such as the assessment of tunnel projects [93,94], ports [95], location of demolition waste facilities [96], the selection of coating materials for construction [97], and the development of assessment tools for the evaluation of construction projects in general terms [98][99][100][101].…”

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A Review of Multicriteria Assessment Techniques Applied to Sustainable Infrastructure Design

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2019

Advances in Civil Engineering

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Given the great impacts associated with the construction and maintenance of infrastructures in both the environmental, the economic and the social dimensions, a sustainable approach to their design appears essential to ease the fulfilment of the Sustainable Development Goals set by the United Nations. Multicriteria decision-making methods are usually applied to address the complex and often conflicting criteria that characterise sustainability. The present study aims to review the current state of the art regarding the application of such techniques in the sustainability assessment of infrastructures, analysing as well the sustainability impacts and criteria included in the assessments. The Analytic Hierarchy Process is the most frequently used weighting technique. Simple Additive Weighting has turned out to be the most applied decision-making method to assess the weighted criteria. Although a life cycle assessment approach is recurrently used to evaluate sustainability, standardised concepts, such as cost discounting, or presentation of the assumed functional unit or system boundaries, as required by ISO 14040, are still only marginally used. Additionally, a need for further research in the inclusion of fuzziness in the handling of linguistic variables is identified.

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A Review of Multicriteria Assessment Techniques Applied to Sustainable Infrastructure Design

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2019

Advances in Civil Engineering

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“…All legislation documents for the paint products available in Germany, such as European Directive 2004/42/EC on the limitation of VOC due to the use of organic solvents in certain paints and varnishes (2004), Construction Products Regulation (CPR 2011) and Environmental Product Declaration (EPD), have been described in detail in Rochikashvili and Bongaerts (2016) [9].…”

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How Eco-Labelling Influences Environmentally Conscious Consumption of Construction Products

Rochikashvili

Bongaerts

2018

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“…Setelah didapatkan struktur hirarkinya, maka dilakukan pembobotan kriteria dan indikator menggunakan AHP. Saat ini, penggunaan AHP sangat luas pada berbagai bidang, diantaranya pemilihan proyek IT pada bidang manufaktur (Nevesa & Camanhob, 2015), untuk pemilihan human resources yang dikombinasikan dengan fuzzy dan TOPSIS (Kusumawardani & Agintiara, 2015), perencanaan armada baik udara (Dožić & Kalić, 2014), darat (Widyaningrum, 2018), dan juga laut (Lee & Han, 2018), proyek konstruksi (Rochikashvili & Bongaerts, 2016), rantai pasok (Tramarico dkk., 2015), menentukan suatu kebijakan (Pusporini & Vanany, 2017), dan lainlainnya. Struktur hirarki AHP mampu mengukur dan mengintegrasikan berbagai faktor dari proses pengambilan keputusan yang kompleks dengan cara hirarki, sehingga mudah untuk menggabungkan bagian secara keseluruhan (Russoa & Camanhob, 2015).…”

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Pengembangan Framework Pengukuran Kinerja Rantai Pasok Perikanan Budidaya Tambak

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2019

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To succeed in global competition, the proper aquaculture fish farming supply chain must be built. To determine the accuracy of its supply chain, it is necessary to measure it with the right measuring instruments according to its characteristics. Modeling a conceptual framework for measuring the performance of aquaculture fish farming supply chain is carried out by involving stakeholders as respondents. Expert respondents are selected so that the framework is designed appropriately. A deep literature review, a deep discussion, and a questionnaire are used to identify its indicators and sub-indicators that are following the characteristics of a fishery aquaculture supply chain. These indicators and sub-indicators will be structured into a hierarchy, and then an analytical hierarchy process (AHP) will be investigated and rank the weight of indicators and sub-indicators. This paper concludes that this framework can be used to measure the performance of aquaculture fish farming supply chain. Its measurement result can help the stakeholders to prioritize supply chain improvements on important indicators with poor performance.

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Multi-criteria Decision-making for Sustainable Wall Paints and Coatings Using Analytic Hierarchy Process

Cited by 14 publications

References 2 publications

A Review of Multicriteria Assessment Techniques Applied to Sustainable Infrastructure Design

A Review of Multicriteria Assessment Techniques Applied to Sustainable Infrastructure Design

How Eco-Labelling Influences Environmentally Conscious Consumption of Construction Products

Pengembangan Framework Pengukuran Kinerja Rantai Pasok Perikanan Budidaya Tambak

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