论文信息 - Balance space in airport construction: Application to the North Sea island option for Schiphol Airport

Balance space in airport construction: Application to the North Sea island option for Schiphol Airport

Based on the data from [1], the use of the balance and level sets in nonscalarized multiobjective optimization is illustrated for a multibillion dollar project of the North Sea island option for Schiphol Airport (Amsterdam). This problem of decision-making in a mix of financial, political, environmental, and market considerations can be greatly simplified and visualized with the use of the balance and level sets and corresponding sensitivity equations.

E. A. Galperin | E. Galperin

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