Fuzzy Multi-criteria Group Decision Support in Long-term Options of Belgian Energy Policy

Da Ruan, Jie Lu, Erik Laes, Guangquan Zhang, Fengjie Wu, Frank Hardeman, Benny Carlé, Klaas van der Meer

    Research outputpeer-review

    Abstract

    Decision making requires multiple perspectives of different people as one single decision maker may have not enough knowledge to well solve a problem alone. This is particularly true when the decision environment becomes more complex. More organizational decisions are made now in groups than ever before. Group decision making is thus a process of arriving at a judgment or a solution for a decision problem based on the input and feedback of multiple individuals. At the same time in practice, multi-criteria problems at tactical and strategic levels often involve fuzziness in their criteria and decision makers’ judgments. Relevant alternatives are evaluated according to a number of criteria. Fuzzy logic based multi-criteria group decision support is justified to analysis long-term options for Belgian energy policy in this paper.
    Original languageEnglish
    Title of host publicationNAFIPS 2007 CD-ROM
    Place of PublicationNY, United States
    Pages496-501
    Volume1
    StatePublished - Jun 2007
    Event2007 North America Fuzzy Information Processing Society - IEEE, San Diego
    Duration: 24 Jun 200727 Jun 2007

    Conference

    Conference2007 North America Fuzzy Information Processing Society
    Country/TerritoryUnited States
    CitySan Diego
    Period2007-06-242007-06-27

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