Study on WSR-based community healthy food distribution design method

Abdelbasset, Walid Kamal; Nambi, Gopal; El-Sakhawy, Mohamed; Mahmoud, Mustafa Z.; Alrawaili, Basil Saud; Elsayed, Shereen

doi:10.1590/fst.70521

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“…The core of this methodology is to understand the objective reality of things when dealing with complex problems and use knowledge of natural science and humanities and social science to treat things well [ 20 ] to study complex problems systematically, completely and hierarchically. It is an oriental system thought combining qualitative and quantitative analysis [ 21 ].…”

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Research on brownfield redevelopment based on Wuli-Shili-Renli system theory and catastrophe progression method

Hao

Liu

et al. 2022

PLoS ONE

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Brownfields are an important part of urban land resources. Strengthening the governance and redevelopment of brownfields is significant to environmental protection, high-quality urban development and sustainable development. However, due to the complexity and harmfulness of brownfield pollution, the hasty, untimely, and blind development can cause serious consequences. It is infeasible to pay more attention to development than governance or vice versa. In this paper, aiming at brownfield redevelopment evaluation, we introduced the Wuli-Shili-Renli (WSR) system methodology, an oriental system thought combining qualitative and quantitative analyses, comprehensively analyzed the influencing factors of brownfields from three dimensions of Wuli, Shili and Renli, and constructed the evaluation index system of brownfield redevelopment. To avoid much subjectivity in the evaluation process, we established the evaluation model of brownfield redevelopment using the catastrophe progression method. Taking the renovation project of Shanghai Xintiandi in 1999–2001 as a reference, the evaluation index system and evaluation model were applied to the renovation project of Wenjia Street in Qingyang District, Chengdu, Sichuan Province, China in 2022, and the results provided a good basis for the decision-making process.

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Section: Methodologiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Research on brownfield redevelopment based on Wuli-Shili-Renli system theory and catastrophe progression method

Hao

Liu

et al. 2022

PLoS ONE

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“…Faced with this problem, the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA) organized a seminar on the theme " Rethinking the Process of Systems Analysis". Participants concluded that quantitative methods could not be applied well to some problems, mainly due to incorrect methodologies, such as over-reliance on the establishment of mathematical models and ignoring or no explicit human factors 37 .…”

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Research on the location decision-making method of emergency medical facilities based on WSR

Wang,

Luo,

2023

Sci Rep

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The need for emergency medical services increased drastically during disaster relief. Poor location selection of emergency medical facilities may harm the interests of healthcare workers and patients, leading to unnecessary waste of costs. It involves multiple stakeholders' interests, a typical multi-criteria decision-making problem. Based on multiple-criteria decision-making technology, most current location selection decisions methods comprehensively consider the evaluation criteria of "issue" and "problem" simultaneously and establish mathematical models to achieve the results. Such methods are difficult to take into account the influence of different attribute factors on the final location selection results in practice. Therefore, in this study, we used the WSR methodology as a guide to divide the factors of location selection into "Wuli", "Shili" and "Renli", and proposed the WSR methodology-based multi-criteria decision‐making (MCDM) framework for selecting the appropriate location for emergency medical facilities. The integrated framework consists of the Entropy Weight Method, Best–Worst Method, and interval type‐2 fuzzy Technique for Order of Preference by Similarity to Ideal Solution (TOPSIS) methodologies. Combined with the comparative analysis of actual cases, the results under the guidance of this framework were consistent with practicalities. Also, the sensitivity analysis showed that the location selection ranking fluctuations were not apparent with the fluctuation of criteria weights. Wherefore, the validation of the proposed method's effectiveness, feasibility, and robustness was proved, which provided a valuable reference for the location selection of emergency medical facilities.

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Evaluation of Operational Safety Risk in Wastewater Treatment Plants Based on WSR and Matter–Element Extension Theory

Liu,

Wang,

Pan

et al. 2024

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Wastewater treatment plants are of significant importance in facilitating China’s urbanization process. The fundamental purpose of wastewater treatment plants is to control water pollution and protect the environment. It is therefore essential that they are operated in a safe manner in order to achieve this goal. In order to guarantee a systematic and objective assessment of the operational safety risks inherent to wastewater treatment plants, the Wuli–Shili–Renli (WSR) theory has been introduced. Accordingly, a three-dimensional evaluation index system was developed for the assessment of these risks. A combination of subjective and objective methods utilizing game theory was employed to determine comprehensive risk factor weights. Subsequently, the material–element extension theory model was implemented in a wastewater treatment plant situated in the northern region of the Changchun Development Zone. The assessment classified the plant as Level 1 (safe), although it was determined that improvements in accident prevention are necessary. This study presents a robust framework for operational safety assessment that contributes to enhanced risk management and the long-term reliability of wastewater treatment operations. The results of the sensitivity analyses provide substantial evidence of the reliability and validity of the model.

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Study on WSR-based community healthy food distribution design method

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References 47 publications

Research on brownfield redevelopment based on Wuli-Shili-Renli system theory and catastrophe progression method

Research on brownfield redevelopment based on Wuli-Shili-Renli system theory and catastrophe progression method

Research on the location decision-making method of emergency medical facilities based on WSR

Evaluation of Operational Safety Risk in Wastewater Treatment Plants Based on WSR and Matter–Element Extension Theory

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