Review of the Delphi method in library and information science research

Lund, Brady

doi:10.1108/jd-09-2019-0178

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“…(Rowe and Wright, 2001). Experts are required to answer questionnaires in "two or more stages" for accurate judgments (Turoff and Scher, 2002;Lund, 2020). After each stage, the researcher submits an anonymous summary containing a summary of experts' expectations from the previous stage and the base on which they made their judgments (Harold et al, 2002).…”

Section: Results and Discussion Delphi Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Use of New Techniques in Spatial Modeling and Analysis of Urban Quality of Life: Multiple-Criteria Decision Analysis and Gis

Dehimi¹,

Environment²

2021

GTG

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The research aims to analyze and evaluate the quality of urban life using modern technologies by engaging residents and experts to choose criteria for analyzing and evaluating the quality of life (QoL)using multi-criteria analysis and a geographic information system to conduct spatial modeling to extract a Qol analysis and evaluation map and determine its geographical ranges. The study showed that (4.44%) represent a high QOL and (47.23%) represent an acceptable QOL and (48.33%) represent a low QOL. The study proved that there are geographical differences between the city center and the suburbs that can be spatially determined.

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Section: Results and Discussion Delphi Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Use of New Techniques in Spatial Modeling and Analysis of Urban Quality of Life: Multiple-Criteria Decision Analysis and Gis

Dehimi¹,

Environment²

2021

GTG

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“…The ambiguity during the analysis process can be eliminated with the Fuzzy number application. To ensure the results of FDM are reliable, the number of experts should be a minimum of 14 people in the first round of Delphi as recommended by [20]. FDM has been proven as a good option in developing, designing, and verifying models because it saves costs if it is administered electronically.…”

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confidence: 99%

Development of Professional Learning Communities Model using Fuzzy Delphi Approach

Ismail¹,

Ishak²,

Kamaruddin³

2021

TEM Journal

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This article aimed to design and develop Professional Learning Communities (PLCs) model and a questionnaire survey instrument for Malaysian schools using Fuzzy Delphi Method (FDM) in the Design and Development Research (DDR). In Phase 1, literature on PLCs was reviewed to identify the needs of the professional learning communities’ model according to the local context. In Phase 2, an agreement of 14 experts on the questionnaire was obtained from FDM. In Phase 3, the evaluation of the questionnaire by 5 experts to assess the questionnaire’s usability was gathered. Based on the final results, a total of 121 items was accepted. The agreement of the experts was between (90% to 100%) and the value of the threshold, d was between (0.09 – 0.18). In conclusion, FDM in DDR is significant to be applied in the development of a model, practical and cost-saving.

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“…Further on, taking into account the described factors, a tool was devised to assess the competitive potentials of the quays on the basis of the identified criteria. In the course of the study carried out by means of the Delphi method [25], weights were established for the individual criteria. The expert appraisal was made by management staff of seaports, experts and managers working the field of transport and logistics, who deal with the maritime economy in their work, and by academics.…”

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Improving Seaport Competitiveness by Creating a Connection to the National Rail Network

Pietrzak¹,

Pietrzak²,

Wagner³

et al. 2020

Transport Problems

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This article discusses the issue of seaport competitiveness. This is one of the most important issues in port studies. Conducting a port competitiveness analysis focuses on comparing components of port competitiveness for selected ports or terminals. First, a comparative analysis of selected seaports was performed in the article, followed by a detailed analysis of selected terminals in indicated ports. The main purpose of the article is to assess the effect of the new investment in the seaport in the town of Police (the construction of the railway connection with the national network) on its competitive position in relation to seaports in the immediate vicinity. To achieve the assumed goal, the following research methods were used: literature review, documentary method, linear weighting method, and variant analysis. The areas covered by the research study are selective seaports in Zachodniopomorskie Voivodeship (Szczecin, Świnoujście, and Police), Poland. Based on the research studies completed so far, it was shown that connecting a seaport with the national rail network may be a significant factor affecting the port's competitiveness in relation to the ports located in the direct vicinity.

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Review of the Delphi method in library and information science research

Cited by 41 publications

References 118 publications

The Use of New Techniques in Spatial Modeling and Analysis of Urban Quality of Life: Multiple-Criteria Decision Analysis and Gis

The Use of New Techniques in Spatial Modeling and Analysis of Urban Quality of Life: Multiple-Criteria Decision Analysis and Gis

Development of Professional Learning Communities Model using Fuzzy Delphi Approach

Improving Seaport Competitiveness by Creating a Connection to the National Rail Network

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