Selecting Optimal Cultural Tourism for Indigenous Tribes by Fuzzy MCDM

Fuzzy MCDM approach for selecting the best environment-watershed plan

In the real word, the decision-making problems are very vague and uncertain in a number of ways. Most of the criteria have interdependent and interactive features, so they cannot be evaluated by conventional measure method. Such as the feasibility, thus, to approximate the human subjective evaluation process, it would be more suitable to apply a fuzzy method in the environment-watershed plan to...

Selecting Renewable Energy Technology via a Fuzzy MCDM Approach

Renewable energy technology selection, which has a strategic importance for many countries and companies, is one of the most challenging decisions due to the complex features and large number of alternatives. Of all renewable energy sources, solar photovoltaic (PV) energy has attracted more attention as the greatest promising option for industrial application. This paper proposes an extension o...

Online Opportunities and Challenges for Indigenous Cultural Tourism in Australia

Tourism is seen as an industry that has the potential to provide sustainable economic foundations for indigenous communities in Australia. This article identifies online technology as contributing to the capacity for indigenous communities to access the benefits of tourism. Indigenous communities engaged in tourism can utilize the Internet to supply the tourism product as well as deliver much n...

Developing a geocollaboratory for Indigenous tourism research

Selecting Green Supplier of Thermal Power Equipment by Using a Hybrid MCDM Method for Sustainability

With the growing worldwide awareness of environmental protection and sustainable development, green purchasing has become an important issue for companies to gain environmental and developmental sustainability. Thermal power is the main power generation form in China, and the green supplier selection is essential to the smooth and sustainable construction of thermal power plants. Therefore, sel...