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This work focuses on innovating forest ecosystem management planning and on enhancing its
contribution to the provision of ecosystem services. A web-based forest decision support system was
developed to support public and private forest managers, involving operational research methods.
First, all work related to database management and the integration of data was carried out.
Databases were created with PostgreSQL, which on the one hand facilitated the development of
multi-criteria linear programs, and on the other met all the data and information needs of a forest
decision support system, not only for data processing and information presentation, but also as a
source to be consulted and analyzed by forest decision makers. The wSADfLOR, a forest web-based
decision support system, integrates one analytic tool to visualize interactive decision maps showing
the decision space and trade-offs among the criteria in Pareto frontiers, according to forest users’
management options. Taking advantage of constant improvements in the Interactive Decision Maps
tool in wSADfLOR, a second article was developed regarding a web-based approach to show
interactive decision maps with Pareto frontiers. Based on these interactive decision maps and jointly
with some decision support systems available in the EMDS platform (Criterion DecisionPlus and
NetWeaver), a hybrid decision methodology for cases in which there is no consensus among the
solutions chosen by different (groups of) forest decision makers was developed, enabling them to
choose a unique strategic decision plan
Descrição
Doutoramento em Engenharia Florestal e dos Recursos Naturais - Instituto Superior de Agronomia. Universidade de Lisboa
Palavras-chave
decision support systems multi-criteria analysis Pareto frontier forestry ecosystem management
Contexto Educativo
Citação
Marto, M.H.V. - Innovating forest ecosystems with advanced multi-criteria decision-making methods. Lisboa: ISA, 2020, 92 p.
