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A multi-attribute assessment using WASPAS for choosing an optimal indoor environment
The majority of present-day dwelling houses were constructed in the previous century, when energy efficiency was notasimportantasnow. Therefore, thereisanecessitytoassess existing dwelling houses and refurbish them to satisfy energy efficient requirement and humans’ needs. To cover the first part, authors of this paper continue their discussion on optimal leaving place started previously. In this paper based on concepts “passive house” and “active house”, standards of European Union (EU) and Lithuania, the concept “optimal environment” is refined and defined. According to the presented concept of optimal environment, the MADM-opt method, which is based on the concept of optimal alternative, is refined in the paper also. It is applied for the WASPAS method to assess an indoor environmentofsix apartmentsinsimilar brick houses. The resultsshow that MADM-opt can be used for the assessment of alternatives and their evaluation according to the optimal alternative. Moreover, it allows determining deviation of the assessed alternatives from the optimal alternative.
A multi-attribute assessment using WASPAS for choosing an optimal indoor environment
The majority of present-day dwelling houses were constructed in the previous century, when energy efficiency was notasimportantasnow. Therefore, thereisanecessitytoassess existing dwelling houses and refurbish them to satisfy energy efficient requirement and humans’ needs. To cover the first part, authors of this paper continue their discussion on optimal leaving place started previously. In this paper based on concepts “passive house” and “active house”, standards of European Union (EU) and Lithuania, the concept “optimal environment” is refined and defined. According to the presented concept of optimal environment, the MADM-opt method, which is based on the concept of optimal alternative, is refined in the paper also. It is applied for the WASPAS method to assess an indoor environmentofsix apartmentsinsimilar brick houses. The resultsshow that MADM-opt can be used for the assessment of alternatives and their evaluation according to the optimal alternative. Moreover, it allows determining deviation of the assessed alternatives from the optimal alternative.
A multi-attribute assessment using WASPAS for choosing an optimal indoor environment
Archiv.Civ.Mech.Eng
Zavadskas, E. K. (author) / Kalibatas, D. (author) / Kalibatiene, D. (author)
Archives of Civil and Mechanical Engineering ; 16 ; 76-85
2016-03-01
10 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
A multi-attribute assessment using WASPAS for choosing an optimal indoor environment
| British Library Online Contents | 2016
A multi-attribute assessment using WASPAS for choosing an optimal indoor environment
| British Library Online Contents | 2016