📚 Volume 32, Issue 11
📋 ID: E8hUo2N
Authors
Nicolas Romano, Magnus Watanabe, Ingrid Shevchenko
, Magnus Watanabe, Ingrid Shevchenko
Department of Environmental Science, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Keywords
Modelling
Environmental Impact Assessment
Oil Refineries
Analytical Hierarchy Process
Sustainable Development
Abstract
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) consists of a large volume of quantitative and qualitative information that traditional methods struggle to present effectively. EIA is a crucial criterion for sustainable development and environmental management worldwide. Therefore, appropriate methods must be employed. This paper explores the application of the Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) in EIA, supporting full integration of quantitative and qualitative data to improve decision-making. Four oil refineries were selected as case studies, focusing on their construction and operation phases. Expert Choice 11 software was utilized for environmental impact assessments and decision-making procedures. The results enhance decision-making capabilities, facilitate the selection of optimal solutions, and provide a basis for future recommendations across three distinct phases. This approach to EIA demonstrates effective multidisciplinary decision-making for environmental impacts. With comprehensive calculations, graphical data, and consideration of existing environmental and refinery conditions, the study proposes innovative pathways for the Environmental Impact Assessment of oil refineries, integrating multiple criteria.
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Nicolas Romano, Magnus Watanabe, Ingrid Shevchenko , Magnus Watanabe, Ingrid Shevchenko (2025).
"Modelling for Environmental Impact Assessment of Oil Refineries".
Wulfenia, 32(11).