Multi‐criteria decision analysis (MCDA) is a method to support decision‐making, by
exploring the balance between the pros and cons of different alternatives to accomplish a …

Decision making in environmental projects can be complex and seemingly intractable,
principally because of the inherent trade‐offs between sociopolitical, environmental …

This paper presents some preliminary results from a research study conducted on solar
energy resource assessment in Oman. GIS-based spatial multi-criteria evaluation approach …

Floods, the most common natural hazard in the world, cause serious loss in terms of lives,
buildings, and infrastructures. As a consequence, the need for flood risk assessment has …

The steel companies are becoming increasingly aware about the sustainability challenges.
In order to become a responsible corporate citizen, the industry has responded to these …

Environmental impact assessment (EIA) problems are often characterised by a large number
of identified environmental factors that are qualitative in nature and can only be assessed on …

Multiple criteria analysis (MCA) is a framework for evaluating decision options against
multiple criteria. Numerous techniques for solving an MCA problem are available. This …

The conventional method of risk analysis (with risk as a product of probability and
consequences) does not allow for a pluralistic approach that includes the various risk …

Environmental impact assessment (EIA) is the assessment of the possible impact that a
proposed plan or project may have on the environment, together consisting of the natural …

The 1995 survey on decision analysis (DA) in energy and environmental modeling by
[Huang et al. Decision analysis in energy and environmental modeling. Energy 1995; 20 …