fuzzy optimization in hydrodynamic analysis of groundwater control systems: case study of the pumping station "bezdan 1", serbia
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Abstract
A groundwater control system was designed to lower the water table and allow
the pumping station “Bezdan 1” to be built. Based on a hydrodynamic analysis
that suggested three alternative solutions, multicriteria optimization was
applied to select the best alternative. The fuzzy analytic hierarchy process
method was used, based on triangular fuzzy numbers. An assessment of the
various factors that influenced the selection of the best alternative, as
well as fuzzy optimization calculations, yielded the “weights” of the
alternatives and the best alternative was selected for groundwater control at
the site of the pumping station “Bezdan 1”. [Projekat Ministarstva nauke
Republike Srbije, br. OI-176022, TR-33039 i br. III-43004]
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| Authors | ;Bajić Dragoljub;Polomčić Dušan |
| Journal | journal of family and economic issues |
| Year | 2014 |
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10.2298/GABP1475103B
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