2023
DOI: 10.1007/s42947-022-00269-5
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Stakeholder-Oriented Optimization of Pavement Maintenance Interventions Using Multi-Criteria Decision-Making Approach

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“…In a recent study [6], the C-charts method was selected for segmenting the pavements based on similar MPDI values. Using the control limits presented in Table 1, C-charts for MPDI were constructed for the whole dataset covering 1781 data points.…”
Section: C-charts Method-based Mpdamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In a recent study [6], the C-charts method was selected for segmenting the pavements based on similar MPDI values. Using the control limits presented in Table 1, C-charts for MPDI were constructed for the whole dataset covering 1781 data points.…”
Section: C-charts Method-based Mpdamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The results of the C-charts-based pavement homogeneous segmentation were better than the other segmentation methods [9]. With the merits of the C-charts-based segmentation approach over classical homogeneous sectioning methods presented in Eddula, Peraka, and Biligiri [6], the C-charts-based method was used to perform homogeneous segmentation, with consideration given to multiple pavement characteristics. A series of tasks were performed to develop the MPDA for the homogeneous sectioning of roads.…”
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“…However, the above models consider fewer factors and are less reliable. So some scholars increase the consideration of influencing factors, not only considering the maintenance quality [12] and maintenance cost [13], but also considering resource consumption [14] and human toxicity (HT) [15], in an attempt to obtain more scientific program decision-making results from multiple dimensions.…”
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confidence: 99%