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Multicriteria Evaluation of Building Foundation Alternatives

Authors: Zenonas Turskis; Alfonsas Daniunas; Edmundas Kazimieras Zavadskas; Jurgis Medzvieckas;

Multicriteria Evaluation of Building Foundation Alternatives

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In real conditions, decision makers usually deal with multiple objectives and should make a decision in a state of certainty or uncertainty. The selection of the best constructions for a building from a number of alternatives is of great importance for owners, contractors, and stakeholders. Dozens of multicriteria/multi-attribute decision-making MCDM/MADM models developed for evaluating the performance of the available alternatives can be used for selecting the most suitable alternative from a given finite set of options based on a set of attributes. A guide to systematic selection among the available alternatives of building structures is the integrated methodology, thoroughly analyzed in the article. The article presents a MCDM model for selecting the type of foundation for a single-storey dwelling house based on the WASPAS-G Weighted Aggregated Sum Product Assessment method and Analytic Hierarchy Process AHP approach. The aggregate criteria weights are determined by using the AHP and experts' judgement methods.

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