Ranking of Logistics System Scenarios for Central Business District

Tadić, Snežana; Zečević, Slobodan; Krstić, Mladen

doi:10.7307/ptt.v26i2.1349

Cited by 29 publications

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“…Regarding passenger transport, some papers used FAHP and SERVQUAL to evaluate customer satisfaction [25,26], or to estimate the values of service gaps in delivered public transport service [27]. In category of freight transport, one paper used integrated FAHP and FTOPSIS for choosing central business district logistics scenario [28] and the other paper used FAHP to facilitate the employment of unpredictability in seaport operations [29]. Some paper examples for transport technology are: [36] used FAHP and VIKOR for prioritization of pavement maintenance, [30] used FAHP and GIS to determine the location of subsurface parking.…”

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Applications of Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process in Urban Mobility System

Kramar

Topolšek

2018

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Importance of urban mobility system is increasing from year to year. This is the reason why decision making process is increasingly complex requiring taking into account more and more different criteria. One of the important and commonly used techniques that support decision making processes is Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) while for the purpose of supporting a more realistic way of decision making, fuzzy logic is used. The paper examines the use of fuzzy analytical hierarchy process (FAHP) in the urban mobility system. With the use of systematic literature review (SLR) it categorises peer reviewed journals' articles related to the applications of FAHP in urban mobility system and extracted from Scopus and Web of science database, and analyses them methodologically. Papers were classified based on basic attributes of research papers, features of urban mobility system (UMS) where the FAHP was used, and use characteristics of the fuzzy analytic hierarchy process (FAHP). The results of this study indicated that the use of FAHP in urban mobility system is increasing with the first published paper in 2009. Our review has found that FAHP is used for very different purposes such as evaluation of customer expectations or citing a selection problem. Most often it is used in combination with other methods. Interestingly, there is only one paper that uses FAHP for decision making in the whole urban mobility system.

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Applications of Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process in Urban Mobility System

Kramar

Topolšek

2018

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“…Wang et al (2014) applied grey numbers in a classic MADM model for an investment case study. Tadic et al (2014) created a logical relationship between future scenarios and MADM methods. System logistic of Belgrade city was the case study of this research and authors evaluated future scenarios based on FAHP and FTOPSIS.…”

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An Introduction to Prospective Multiple Attribute Decision Making (Pmadm)

Zolfani

Maknoon

Zavadskas

2016

Technological and Economic Development of Economy

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Abstract. In recent years futures science has received a great deal of attention and has gained worldwide credibility in the science community as the science of tomorrows. The countless applications of futures studies in various fields have been a major breakthrough for mankind. Undoubtedly, decision making is one of the most significant aspects of shaping the future and an integral part of any credible future research. Multiple Criteria Decision Making (MCDM) in general and Multiple Attribute Decision Making in particular (MADM), are among the most remarkable subparts of the decision making process. The most recent model developed using the MADM method is the Dynamic MADM. The model does not specifically concentrate on the future actions and approaches and remains to be fully explored. This research presents a new concept and a new approach in the MADM field which is called the Prospective Multiple Attribute Decision Making (PMADM). The PMADM model can very well cover the DMADM concept but instead chooses to focus on future topics. The study also introduces two new approaches. The first research aims to elaborate the basis of this model and then evolves to deal with the future limiters as they potentially pop up and change the course of future actions. The new model based on future limiters is separated and categorized into two sections; one of which is looked upon without the probabilities rate and the other one with the probabilities rate. This approach is deemed priceless due to its major applicability in the ranking of the MADM methods such as: TOPSIS, VIKOR, COPRAS, ARAS, WASPAS and etc. Finally, a case study with the various applications of PMADM model in WASPAS methodology is put forth and illustrated.

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“…Centralne gradske zone postaju sve atraktivnije lokacije za profitabilne poslovno komercijalne sadržaje tako da se zahteva prestrukturiranje postojećih urbanih celina. [24] Pored promena namene urbanog zemljišta, dolazi i do širenja gradova. Širenje uglavnom nije plansko, dešava se bez reda i stvara neadekvatnu prostornu organizaciju urbanih funkcija i sistema.…”

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