A multi-objective decision-support system (MODSS) with stakeholders and experts in the Hodgson Creek Catchment

Jeffreys, I. (2008). A multi-objective decision-support system (MODSS) with stakeholders and experts in the Hodgson Creek Catchment. In Steve Harrison and John Herbohn (Ed.), Agroforestry and farm forestry: Support systems to assess the viability of whole-farm and regional agroforestry enterprises (pp. 206-245) Barton, A.C.T, Australia: Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation (RIRDC).

Author Jeffreys, I.
Title of chapter A multi-objective decision-support system (MODSS) with stakeholders and experts in the Hodgson Creek Catchment
Title of book Agroforestry and farm forestry: Support systems to assess the viability of whole-farm and regional agroforestry enterprises
Place of Publication Barton, A.C.T, Australia
Publisher Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation (RIRDC)
Publication year 2008
Sub-type Non-fiction
Editor Steve Harrison
John Herbohn
ISBN 1741516854
Chapter number 16
Start page 206
End page 245
Total pages 40
Total chapters 20
Collection year 2009
Subjects B1
820103 Integration of Farm and Forestry
070501 Agroforestry
0705 Forestry Sciences
Abstract/Summary This chapter reports the MODSS analysis conducted in the Hodgson Creek catchment on the Darling Downs. It summarises the process used to gain stakeholder and technical input into the analysis. Options and criteria developed for the Hodgson Creek analysis are also described briefly, as is the effects table. The results of the multi-criteria analysis are presented and discussed.
Keyword Multi-objective decision-support system (MODSS)
Hodgson Creek catchment
Q-Index Code B1
Additional Notes xviii, 285p. ; ill. charts

 
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