Application of Mult-i attribute Decision-making Methods in Slop Improvement of Small Watershed
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Application of Mult-i attribute Decision-making Methods in Slop Improvement of Small Watershed
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 25, Issue 6, Pages: 74-78(2006)
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北京大学环境学院,北京,100871
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Published:2006
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WANG Zhen, GUO Huaicheng, WANG Lijing, et al. Application of Mult-i attribute Decision-making Methods in Slop Improvement of Small Watershed[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2006, 25(6): 74-78.
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WANG Zhen, GUO Huaicheng, WANG Lijing, et al. Application of Mult-i attribute Decision-making Methods in Slop Improvement of Small Watershed[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2006, 25(6): 74-78.DOI:
Application of Mult-i attribute Decision-making Methods in Slop Improvement of Small Watershed
The slope improvement in a small watershed is a problem of mult-iattribute decision-making . However
the decision-making is often a subjective judgment due to lack of information
which largely depends on the exper-ience of decision makers. Several mult-iattribute decision-making methods are presented to deal with decision problems in slope improvement of the Haixihai watershed under incomplete information and the arbitrary decision by a single method. Constructing woodlands and building level terraces are the most suitable measures for local slope improvement. The result provides the local decision makers with a scientific support in their decision-making
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