RNfinity
Research Infinity Logo, Orange eye of horus, white eye of Ra
  • Home
  • Submit
    Research Articles
    Ebooks
  • Articles
    Academic
    Ebooks
  • Info
    Home
    Subject
    Submit
    About
    News
    Submission Guide
    Contact Us
    Personality Tests
  • Login/sign up
    Login
    Register

Physics Maths Engineering

Multi-Criteria Analysis in the Decision-Making Approach for the Linear Ordering of Urban Transport Based on TOPSIS Technique

rnfinity

info@rnfinity.com

Slawomira Hajduk

Slawomira Hajduk

Faculty of Engineering Management, Bialystok University of Technology,

s.hajduk@pb.edu.pl


copyright icon

© attribution CC-BY

  • 0

rating
1898 Views

Added on

2022-03-23

Doi: https://doi.org/10.3390/en15010274

Abstract

The effects of urban transport are highly concerning. The rapid urbanization and motorization in smart cities have a huge impact on sustainability. The goal of the paper is to analyse the smart cities selected, in terms of the urban transport. This paper presents an overview of research works published between 1991 and 2020 concerning urban transport and MCDM (multi-criteria decision making). The author highlights the importance of decision-making criteria and their weight, as well as techniques. Seven criteria and forty-four objects were used as the input of the approach. The entropy weight method was used to compute the weight of each criterion. The TOPSIS (Technique for Order Performance by Similarity to Ideal Solution) was applied to calculate the assessment and ranking of transport performance for each smart city. Portland was found to be the best location for transport enterprises and projects; Tbilisi was ranked last. The values of the relative closeness coefficient ranged from 0.03504 to 0.921402. Finally, some suggestions for future research are discussed.

Key Question

What is the focus of this study?

The study examines the performance of renewable energy systems based on energy, economic, and environmental perspectives, specifically in an agricultural farm setting.

How does the renewable energy system benefit agriculture?

Renewable energy systems, such as solar photovoltaic (PV) installations, enhance energy self-sufficiency and reduce the carbon footprint of agricultural activities, leading to more sustainable farming practices.

What economic benefits are associated with renewable energy adoption?

The study highlights cost savings from reduced reliance on grid electricity, long-term financial returns on investments in solar PV systems, and potential income from selling excess energy back to the grid.

What environmental impacts are reduced by implementing renewable energy?

Renewable energy systems significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and dependence on fossil fuels, contributing to a lower overall environmental impact of farm operations.

What are the challenges of integrating renewable energy in agriculture?

Key challenges include the initial high investment costs, the need for reliable energy storage solutions, and ensuring adequate system performance under varying weather conditions.

How can this study guide future renewable energy implementation?

The research provides a framework for evaluating energy systems in terms of sustainability, offering valuable insights for policymakers and farmers to optimize renewable energy adoption for both economic and ecological gains.

Summary Video Not Available

Review 0

Login

ARTICLE USAGE


Article usage: Mar-2022 to Jun-2025
Show by month Manuscript Video Summary
2025 June 56 56
2025 May 150 150
2025 April 76 76
2025 March 80 80
2025 February 49 49
2025 January 97 97
2024 December 66 66
2024 November 56 56
2024 October 43 43
2024 September 65 65
2024 August 46 46
2024 July 47 47
2024 June 42 42
2024 May 53 53
2024 April 55 55
2024 March 54 54
2024 February 38 38
2024 January 36 36
2023 December 34 34
2023 November 51 51
2023 October 25 25
2023 September 28 28
2023 August 21 21
2023 July 33 33
2023 June 27 27
2023 May 40 40
2023 April 41 41
2023 March 44 44
2023 February 2 2
2023 January 3 3
2022 December 35 35
2022 November 61 61
2022 October 42 42
2022 September 28 28
2022 August 45 45
2022 July 50 50
2022 June 102 102
2022 May 45 45
2022 April 25 25
2022 March 7 7
Total 1898 1898
Show by month Manuscript Video Summary
2025 June 56 56
2025 May 150 150
2025 April 76 76
2025 March 80 80
2025 February 49 49
2025 January 97 97
2024 December 66 66
2024 November 56 56
2024 October 43 43
2024 September 65 65
2024 August 46 46
2024 July 47 47
2024 June 42 42
2024 May 53 53
2024 April 55 55
2024 March 54 54
2024 February 38 38
2024 January 36 36
2023 December 34 34
2023 November 51 51
2023 October 25 25
2023 September 28 28
2023 August 21 21
2023 July 33 33
2023 June 27 27
2023 May 40 40
2023 April 41 41
2023 March 44 44
2023 February 2 2
2023 January 3 3
2022 December 35 35
2022 November 61 61
2022 October 42 42
2022 September 28 28
2022 August 45 45
2022 July 50 50
2022 June 102 102
2022 May 45 45
2022 April 25 25
2022 March 7 7
Total 1898 1898
Related Subjects
Physics
Math
Chemistry
Computer science
Engineering
Earth science
Biology
copyright icon

© attribution CC-BY

  • 0

rating
1898 Views

Added on

2022-03-23

Doi: https://doi.org/10.3390/en15010274

Related Subjects
Physics
Math
Chemistry
Computer science
Engineering
Earth science
Biology

Follow Us

  • Xicon
  • Contact Us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms and Conditions

5 Braemore Court, London EN4 0AE, Telephone +442082758777

© Copyright 2025 All Rights Reserved.