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To efficiently and effectively achieve the aim of eco-friendly electronic product design, this paper develops a decision-making methodology for low-carbon electronic product design.
This paper develops a decision-making methodology for computational model validation, considering the risk of using the current model, data support for the current model, and cost of acquiring new information to improve the model.
In this study, an effective decision-making methodology has been developed for facilitating the selection of lowest energy or lowest cost intensity systems, from a portfolio of flowsheet configurations with different decarbonisation strategies.
A decision-making methodology based on fuzzy decision-making (FDM) is applied for finding the best compromise solution from the set of Pareto-optimal solutions obtained by INSGA-II technique.
Using a similar data-driven decision-making methodology, an adaptive model-based advisory system has been designed for the clinical monitoring and management of mechanically ventilated patients.
This paper presents a decision-making methodology based on data envelopment analysis (DEA), which uses both quantitative and qualitative criteria, for evaluating FLD.
But Harvard Business School training is much more about process than content; its problem-solving and decision-making methodology is easily transferable to the public sector.
This case study demonstrates the use of the proposed comprehensive evaluation and decision-making methodology.
For this, a differential percentage weight for each recommendation was applied to all priority areas, based on established multi-criteria analytical decision-making methodologies [ 15– 17].
From another perspective, AHP explicitly deals with a hierarchy structure and is essentially a theory of measurement and decision making methodology used for combining or synthesizing quantitative as well as qualitative criteria.
The objective of this paper is to present a decision making methodology that is suitable for assisting urban and spatial planning in the vicinity of hazardous installations and therefore covers the directions of Article 12 of the European Council Directive 96/82/EC (the so-called SEVESO II directive).
