Evaluation of urban topography–biotope–population density relations for Istanbul–Beşiktaş urban landscape using AHP

Aksu, Gül Aslı; Küçük, Nigar

doi:10.1007/s10668-018-0217-9

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“…AHP is essentially based on logical and numerical consistency for establishing hierarchies and determining superiorities (Saaty & Vargas, 2001 ; Wind & Saaty, 1980 ). AHP functions with a hierarchy that can combine both subjective and objective criteria (Aksu & Küçük, 2020 ; Fiore et al, 2020 ; Saaty, 1980 ). It is a powerful and comprehensive methodology designed to facilitate sound decision-making for the decision-maker utilizing both the empirical data and subjective decisions (Escobar et al, 2004 ; Sólnes, 2003 ).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The scholarship associated SWOT and AHP to overcome the problems in decision-making methods in AHP processes with additional applications to AHP approaches and provide choices according to the application areas, as hybrid studies are also developed. Some of these are hybrid SWOT-ANP-FANP (Arsić et al, 2017 ); A'WOT hybrid method (Kişi, 2019 ); SWOT-AHP hybrid approach (Najafinasab et al, 2020 ); SWOT and F-AHP (Kramar et al, 2019 ); AHP-Fuzzy and TOPSIS models (Alipouri et al, 2020 ); SWOT-Fuzzy AHP approach (Wang et al, 2020 ); ANP and Fuzzy-TOPSIS-SWOT (Ervural et al, 2018 ); SWOT-AHP and Fuzzy-TOPSIS (Solangi et al, 2019 ); fuzzy axiomatic design approach (Feng, 2020 ); Fuzzy-AHP-VIKOR(Awasthi et al, 2018 ); Fuzzy-AHP (Calabrese et al, 2019 ); Fuzzy-AHP and SWOT (Tavana et al, 2016 ); SWOT-Fuzzy, TOPSIS with AHP (Bas, 2013 ); AHP-ELECTRE (Borajee & Yakchali, 2011 ); SWOT-Fuzzy COPRAS (Hatefi, 2018 ); Fuzzy-AHP-TOPSIS (Ocampo, 2019 ); Fuzzy-AHP–TOPSIS(Aksu & Küçük, 2020 ); Fuzzy DEMATEL MCDA (Yıldızbaşı et al, 2020 ); and MCDA-AHP-TOPSIS-VIKOR (Kaymaz et al, 2020 ) as hybrid multi-criteria decision-making approach literature keeps developing.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Sustainable development goals assessment of Erzurum province with SWOT-AHP analysis

Kaymaz

Birinci

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2021

Environ Dev Sustain

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Sustainable development is one of the issues that many developed and developing countries focus on in the world. The sustainability of human and natural resources is of great importance for securing the world and humanity's common future. In this context, this study aims to evaluate the socio-economic structure of Erzurum with analytical hierarchy process (AHP) and digitized strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats analysis considering sustainable development goals (SDGs). The items included in the Agenda 21 report of the United Nations and 17 SDGs determined by the United Nations were taken into consideration in this endeavour. In line with expert opinions, the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats created by the sustainable development goals for Erzurum province were analysed statistically with the AHP. Priority and weighted values of each sub-criterion were calculated. According to this analysis, “the richness of natural, cultural and historical resources for tourism potential” ranks first among the strengths of the province regarding sustainable development goals. Weaknesses include “insufficient investment and entrepreneurial culture”. However, “priority region status for development” criterion stands out as the most important opportunity. Threats include “loss of labour force due to migration from agricultural areas” criterion. After the statistical analysis, the quantitative results of made for the best realization of sustainable development for the area were assessed to specify new goals and strategies. Suggestions were offered to define opportunities and strengths, threats and weaknesses with new-build strategies and to make the plans accordingly.

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Sustainable development goals assessment of Erzurum province with SWOT-AHP analysis

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Birinci

Kızılkan

2021

Environ Dev Sustain

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“…Exploring how to effectively integrate the traditional Depthmap-based spatial syntax analysis techniques with the big data mining that has emerged in recent years to enhance the explanatory power of complex urban spatial problems, this research direction will become one of the frontier branches of research in the field of urban planning. erefore, in [8], the combined application research of spatial syntax and big data provides new possibilities for the spatial morphology research of the characteristic town to better solve the construction problems of the characteristic town [9].…”

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Simulation and Formation Mechanisms of Urban Landscape Design Based on Discrete Dynamic Models Driven by Big Data

Cao

Xiao

2022

Discrete Dynamics in Nature and Society

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Urban landscape design as a contemporary art embodies postmodernist philosophical thinking, aesthetic thinking, and breaking the traditional concept of art, and it is a new way of creating and presenting art. Big data technology characterized by large scale, speed, variety, value, and uncertainty of data is used to achieve urban landscape design. In this article, during the research process, we strive to raise the revelation of the design layer rather than the brand new level of cross-fertilization and interaction between big data-driven discrete dynamic model and urban landscape design; we also reveal how the benefits of promoting urban development and harmonious life are achieved in the interactive expression of the urban landscape after the application of the big data-driven discrete dynamic model, which provides designers and related professionals with more detailed and novel design ideas at the theoretical level and makes the theory of big data-driven discrete dynamic models in landscape design interactive methods more enriched. Finally, this article puts forward its thinking and outlook on the design of the big data-driven discrete dynamic model in the interactivity of urban landscape design, hoping that artists will strengthen its functional and material design elements when creating performance. Moreover, more design means of emerging technologies of modern science and technology should be integrated so that modern urban landscape can achieve ordinary and uncommon benefits and promote the rapid development of the big data-driven discrete dynamic model in urban landscape design development.

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“…Approaches to integrate different KPIs are traditionally undertaken via Multi--Criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA) (Li et al, 2020;Rodríguez-Espinosa, Aguilera--Benavente, & Gómez-Delgado, 2020), Analytical Hierarchy Processes (AHP) (Aksu & Küçük, 2020;Bivina & Parida, 2019) and optimization routines of different types (Eicker, Weiler, Schumacher, & Braun, 2020;Jia, Li, & Liu, 2020). These methods are highly deterministic as they constrain problem framing to the setting of weighting systems or predefine ranges of acceptable solutions without transparency and real control in the rationale behind different parametric design combinations.…”

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Axiomatic Design in Regenerative Urban Climate Adaptation

Souza

Dunichkin

2021

Future City

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This chapter invokes the urban design community to provide transparency in design decision-making by discussing the role of design specifications and the production of evidence in enabling scrutiny and accountability of design proposals in relation to fulfilling sustainability goals and fighting climate change. It claims that original and verifiable regenerative design solutions emerge from clear design specifications supported by evidence, rather than normative sustainability alone. Evidence is understood as going beyond targets and extended to design specifications which are constantly tested in terms of flexibility and robustness, positively contributing to the ecosystem they are inserted in, once further decomposed towards a more detailed design proposal. Principles from Axiomatic Design are proposed as an approach to develop design specifications for regenerative climate adaptive urban design. This work attempts to illustrate the use of this method to practitioners through an example in which human-centric needs, values and aspirations are transformed into joint urban air pollution and outdoor bioclimatic comfort design requirements to be fulfilled by greenery, a regenerative design parameter common to both knowledge domains at the pedestrian layer of the urban environment.

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Evaluation of urban topography–biotope–population density relations for Istanbul–Beşiktaş urban landscape using AHP

Cited by 11 publications

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Sustainable development goals assessment of Erzurum province with SWOT-AHP analysis

Sustainable development goals assessment of Erzurum province with SWOT-AHP analysis

Simulation and Formation Mechanisms of Urban Landscape Design Based on Discrete Dynamic Models Driven by Big Data

Axiomatic Design in Regenerative Urban Climate Adaptation

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