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Study on Green Construction Evaluation Based on the Fuzzy Matter-Element

Shao, Bi Lin / Yang, Min Min / Liu, Bo Qiang

Green construction plays an important role in the formation of green building. For the characteristics of fuzziness and incompatibility, this paper introduces the theory of fuzzy matter-element into the evaluation of green construction. The power weight is worked out with the entropy method, the related degree values between the standard fuzzy matter-element and each fuzzy matter-element is established, it lines up each scheme to pick up the best scheme. The result shows that among the methods of multiple indexes comprehensive evaluation of green construction, this method can reflect the extent of green construction objectively and accurately.

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Study on Green Construction Evaluation Based on the Fuzzy Matter-Element

Shao, Bi Lin / Yang, Min Min / Liu, Bo Qiang

Green construction plays an important role in the formation of green building. For the characteristics of fuzziness and incompatibility, this paper introduces the theory of fuzzy matter-element into the evaluation of green construction. The power weight is worked out with the entropy method, the related degree values between the standard fuzzy matter-element and each fuzzy matter-element is established, it lines up each scheme to pick up the best scheme. The result shows that among the methods of multiple indexes comprehensive evaluation of green construction, this method can reflect the extent of green construction objectively and accurately.

Study on Green Construction Evaluation Based on the Fuzzy Matter-Element

Shao, Bi Lin / Yang, Min Min / Liu, Bo Qiang

Green construction plays an important role in the formation of green building. For the characteristics of fuzziness and incompatibility, this paper introduces the theory of fuzzy matter-element into the evaluation of green construction. The power weight is worked out with the entropy method, the related degree values between the standard fuzzy matter-element and each fuzzy matter-element is established, it lines up each scheme to pick up the best scheme. The result shows that among the methods of multiple indexes comprehensive evaluation of green construction, this method can reflect the extent of green construction objectively and accurately.

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Title:

Study on Green Construction Evaluation Based on the Fuzzy Matter-Element

Contributors:

Shao, Bi Lin / Yang, Min Min / Liu, Bo Qiang

Published in:

Applied Mechanics and Materials ; 423-426 ; 1137-1143

Publication date:

2013-09-27

Size:

7 pages

ISSN:

1662-7482 , 1660-9336

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.423-426.1137

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

Euclid Approach Degree , Green Construction , Project Evaluation , Entropy Evaluation Method , Fuzzy Matter-Element Analysis

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