5 Most Sustainable Decision Making Techniques Used In Water Resources Management

This video depicts the application of MCDM and Optimization Techniques in Water Resource Management Problems.

A total of five studies were discussed which have the maximum citation among the papers published under the topic of Water Resource Management.

The video also provides the links to the tutorials of five Multi-Attribute Decision-Making techniques and five Multi-Objective Decision-Making methods which are mostly used in solving decision-making problems in sustainable water management objectives.

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Dr.Mrinmoy Majumder

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