Using CV-CRITIC to Determine Weights for Smart City Evaluation

Yin, Qiaoyun; Niu, Ke; Li, Ning

doi:10.1109/ictai.2017.00153

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“…The development of urban UUS is a complicated process, which is affected by many aspects such as social and economic benefits [10][11][12][13][14][15][16]. Due to the types of evaluation subjects, most of the existing evaluation studies focus on the impact of a certain aspect, thus ignoring the feelings of other stakeholders [17][18][19][20][21][22][23]. To overcome this problem, the efficient development and utilization of the city can be promoted by integrating the concerns of various stakeholders [24].…”

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A Comprehensive Study of the Suitability of Urban Underground Spaces for Connection Development: A Case Study of the Erhai Lake Basin, China

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Urban underground space (UUS) involves multiple stakeholders whose concerns span the entire life cycle of underground space. The government pays more attention to the social benefits of UUS to the region, developers pay more attention to the economic benefits brought by the development of UUS, and users pay more attention to the comfort level of UUS operation. This study used the analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), government, developers, and users to construct a comprehensive evaluation index system of underground space development needs. Different from previous studies, considering the need for future connectivity development in the UUS circle, this paper proposes to comprehensively consider the impact of connectivity development on regional suitability through coupled AHP and cellular automata (CA). The results show that about 102.67 km2 (13.03%) underground area of Erhai Lake Basin is suitable for underground space development. Compared with the traditional evaluation method, the evaluation result of about 31.41 km2 (3.99%) area was improved, and the fragmentation problem between blocks was improved. This method is of great value to the comprehensive development of UUS in the Erhai Lake Basin and is helping to improve future underground space planning.

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A Comprehensive Study of the Suitability of Urban Underground Spaces for Connection Development: A Case Study of the Erhai Lake Basin, China

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An integrated and discriminative approach for group decision-making with probabilistic linguistic information

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A cooperative game model with bankruptcy theory for water allocation: a case study in China Tarim River Basin

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China Tarim River Basin is located in an arid area, whose rapid socioeconomic development intensi es the current water resources shortage. To allocate water resources reasonably, this paper introduces the bankruptcy theory into the cooperative game model to contract a linear function describing the degree of satisfaction of each region's declared water demand. Bankruptcy theory solves the problem of insu cient information about players in the cooperative game. From the perspective of the cooperative game's stability, the bankruptcy allocation stability index (BASI) is used to evaluate and compare water resource allocation results in the Tarim River Basin in 2025 and 2030 under different scenarios. Moreover, this paper uses the improved TOPSIS model to build the harmony index of water-economy-environment (HWEE) to evaluate the harmony of water resources, economy and environment in each region. The results show that the model is more suitable for the actual water allocation game and has a good application value than the classical bankruptcy theory. Moreover, the stability index and HWEE proposed in this paper also have better applicability, and the allocation scheme with the same game weight in each region is more stable.

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Using CV-CRITIC to Determine Weights for Smart City Evaluation

Cited by 8 publications

References 7 publications

A Comprehensive Study of the Suitability of Urban Underground Spaces for Connection Development: A Case Study of the Erhai Lake Basin, China

A Comprehensive Study of the Suitability of Urban Underground Spaces for Connection Development: A Case Study of the Erhai Lake Basin, China

An integrated and discriminative approach for group decision-making with probabilistic linguistic information

A cooperative game model with bankruptcy theory for water allocation: a case study in China Tarim River Basin

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