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Project Management: Processes, Methodologies, and Economics

Third Edition

Chapter 6

Multiple-Criteria Methods

for Evaluation and Group

Decision Making

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Figure 6-1 Decision Analysis Paradigm

Figure 6-2 Hierarchy of Objectives for Advanced Vehicle Systems

Figure 6-3 Graphical Assessment of Indifference Probability

Figure 6-4 Sample Interview Question for Relative Fuel Economy

Figure 6-5 Example of Utility Curve for Representative Consumer

Figure 6-6 Sample Interview Question Used to Determine Scaling Constant for the Relative Fuel Economy Attribute

Figure 6-7 Sample Interview Question Used to Determine Order of Importance of Attributes

Figure 6-8 Summary Three-Level Hierarchy for Selection Problem

Figure 6-9 Human Productivity Objective Hierarchy

Table 6-1 Scale Used for Pairwise Comparisons

Table 6-2 Priority Vector for Major Criteria

Table 6-3 Local and Global Priorities for the Problem of Selecting an In-Orbit Assembly System

Table 6-4 Example G D S S Features to Support Six Task Types

Table 6-5

Table 6-6

Figure 6A-1 Universal Self-Deployable Cargo Handler

Figure 6A-2 Objective Hierarchy for Next-Generation Cargo Handler

Figure 6A-3 Abbreviated Version of the Objective Hierarchy

Table 6A-1 Priority Vector for Major Criteria

Table 6A-2 Local and Global Priorities

Table 6A-3 Comparison of Responses Using the A H P

Table 6A-4 Summary of Results for the A H P Analysis

Table 6A-5 Attribute Data for Decision Maker 1

Table 6A-6 Scale Used for “Mission Objectives” Attribute

Table 6A-7 Comparison of A H P Weights and M A U T Scaling Constants for the Five Decision Makers

Table 6A-8 Summary of Results for M A U T Analysis