Archives of Civil Engineering · 2013 · 12 citations · 1 references
BusinessCivil EngineeringDecision SciencesDecision AnalysisDecision MakingMulti-criteria Decision MakingBridge DesignDamage AssessmentMulti-criteria Decision AnalysisOptimization For Decision MakingRisk EvaluationStructural ReliabilityAnalytic Hierarchy ProcessBridge Damage AssessmentHierarchyMulti-criteria OptimizationProbabilistic Damage AssessmentProbabilistic Damages EstimationTerrorist AttackTransportation Infrastructure Management
Abstract The paper presents an approach for evaluation of the likelihood of damage to the transportation infrastructure in the context of the terrorist attacks on the example of a number of bridges located in Wrocław (Poland). Assuming that there will be only one bridge destroyed in a given area, in order to determine the probability of damage to one of the objects, there was one of multi-criteria optimization methods used, i.e. the method of Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP). The main advantage of the analysis carried out was that the accepted hierarchy of decision-making options could be easily explained in a scientific manner, not only with reference to personal knowledge, experience, and intuition.
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