An Analytic Hierarchy Process for the Evaluation of Transport Policies to Reduce Climate Change Impacts

Berrittella, Maria; Certa, Antonella; Enea, Mario; Zito, Pietro

doi:10.2139/ssrn.962379

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“…It is an intuitive method for formulating and analyzing decisions which has been applied to numerous practical problems over the last few decades [30,31]. This method was developed by Saaty [16]; it decomposes the decisional process into a hierarchy of criteria, sub-criteria, and alternatives, using a set of weights that reflect the relative importance of alternatives [32].…”

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University ranking using research, educational and environmental indicators

Lukman

Krajnc

Glavič

2010

Journal of Cleaner Production

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Section: Weighingmentioning

confidence: 99%

University ranking using research, educational and environmental indicators

Lukman

Krajnc

Glavič

2010

Journal of Cleaner Production

223

118

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“…In recent years, it was many a time applied for the purposes of analyses of e.g. support for material flow management in a whole supply chain [19], location of logistics centres [20], evaluation of transport policies to reduce climate change impacts [21].…”

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Application of AHP and DEMATEL Methods in Choosing and Analysing the Measures for the Distribution of Goods in Szczecin Region

Kijewska¹,

Torbacki²,

Iwan³

2018

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Abstract:Urban areas are centres of business and innovation. Freight transport is indispensable for the proper functioning of any modern urban society. Urban areas can't function without an appropriate freight transport system, due to the need to replenish stocks of food and other goods in retail shops. The complexity of the decisions concerning implementation of measures to improve the movement of goods in the city requires tools designed to support this process. The purpose of this article is to introduce the possibility of applying the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) as well as the Decision Making Trial and Evaluation Laboratory Method (DEMATEL) in choosing a set of measures and in analysing in the field of distribution logistics, which will help to solve the delivery problems and streamline the cargo flows in Szczecin, in the context of sustainable development.

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“…Some scholars have found AHP as an effective rule in varieties of problems including effects of environmental and climate changes (Berrittella et al, 2007), university faculty selection (Grandzol, 2005), university ranking (Wu et al, 2012) and financial decisions making (Meziani & Rezvani, 1990). In a study on ranking e-commerce websites in an e-alliance, AHP was used to analyze the structure of problem and to calculate the weights of criteria .…”

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An integrated MCDM approach to green supplier selection

Yazdani¹

2014

10.5267/j.ijiec

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Supplier selection management has been considered as an important subject for industrial organizations. In order to remain on the market, to gain profitability and to retain competitive advantage, business units need to establish an integrated and structured supplier selection system. In addition, environmental protection problems have been big solicitudes for organizations to consider green approach in supplier selection problem. However, finding proper suppliers involves several variables and it is critically a complex process. In this paper, the main attention is focused on finding the right supplier based on fuzzy multi criteria decision making (MCDM) process. The weights of criteria are calculated by analytical hierarchical process (AHP) and the final ranking is achieved by fuzzy technique for order preference by similarity to an ideal solution (TOPSIS). TOPSIS advantage among the other similar methods is to obtain the best solution close to ideal solution. The paper attempts to express better understanding by an example of an automobile manufacturing supply chain.

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An Analytic Hierarchy Process for the Evaluation of Transport Policies to Reduce Climate Change Impacts

Cited by 54 publications

References 33 publications

University ranking using research, educational and environmental indicators

University ranking using research, educational and environmental indicators

Application of AHP and DEMATEL Methods in Choosing and Analysing the Measures for the Distribution of Goods in Szczecin Region

An integrated MCDM approach to green supplier selection

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