The analytic hierarchy process and human resource allocation: Half the story

Saaty, Thomas L.; Peniwati, Kirti; Shang, Jen S.

doi:10.1016/j.mcm.2007.03.010

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“…3). It is a system analysis technique for solving decision problems by comparing several alternatives on the basis of the same set of attributes (Benitez et al 2011;Saaty et al 2007;Chakraborty and Dey 2006). The AHP method was used to calculate the weights of the water quality parameters.…”

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Aquaculture Water Quality Index: a low-cost index to accelerate aquaculture development in Indonesia

Tallar

Suen

2015

Aquacult Int

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Due to a lack of the related data, there were no simple water indexes available for indicating water quality. Motivated by the fact that many lakes and reservoirs in Indonesia have been polluted because of aquacultural activity, this paper proposed a Water Quality Index, called the Aquaculture Water Quality Index (AWQI), and presented the development of practical tool to aid the development of aquaculture in Indonesia. Specific purposes included: (a) providing a brief summary of the assessment results of the existing WQI; (b) developing the AWQI method for applying in an aquacultural context; (c) implementing the AWQI method in Depok Area (Indonesia) as study area. An AHP method was also processed to define the weights of selected water quality parameters: DO, ammonia, pH, and fecal coliform. The AWQI had several features: (a) a low-cost water quality monitoring program that could be used by developing countries; (b) a useful tool for water resource agencies, especially for local agencies, to manage waterbodies and to raise public awareness of water pollution for its data, as its data could be easily understood and interpreted.

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Aquaculture Water Quality Index: a low-cost index to accelerate aquaculture development in Indonesia

Tallar

Suen

2015

Aquacult Int

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“…The method can classify decision-related elements into goals, standards, programs, and other levels. Based on this preliminary classification of elements, we perform qualitative and quantitative analysis [16] . Moreover, AHP method has been used to assess the utilization value of wild ornamental plant resources, medicinal plant resources, and edible plant resources.…”

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Utilization potential evaluation of plant resources in the dry-hot valley of Jinsha River

Sheng-xiang

et al. 2017

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Abstract. Plant resources in the dry-hot valley of Jinsha River are endemic to a class of district. The article adopts the analytic hierarchy process method to evaluate the exploitation and utilization potential of plant resources of thirty typical plant resources on the basis of their characteristics in the dry-hot valley of Jinsha River, which provide scientific evidence for quantitative evaluation of regional plant resources, and we also suggest pathways offering protection and development.

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“…Methodology which allows us to model indeterminacy is fuzzy sets theory, which is particularly well designed for dealing with non-probabilistic uncertainties. Following the work of Saaty et al [20] we observe marketing sector vacancies.…”

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Multicriteria HR Allocation Based on Hesitant Fuzzy Sets and Possibilistic Programming

Ćirić

Stojić

Sedlak

2015

APH

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The analytic hierarchy process and human resource allocation: Half the story

Cited by 111 publications

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Aquaculture Water Quality Index: a low-cost index to accelerate aquaculture development in Indonesia

Aquaculture Water Quality Index: a low-cost index to accelerate aquaculture development in Indonesia

Utilization potential evaluation of plant resources in the dry-hot valley of Jinsha River

Multicriteria HR Allocation Based on Hesitant Fuzzy Sets and Possibilistic Programming

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