A Decision Support Tool for Sustainable Land Use, Transportation, Buildings/Infrastructure, and Materials Management.

Eric S Hall
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One issue for community groups, local and regional planners, and politicians, is that they require relevant information to develop programs and initiatives for incorporating sustainability principles into their physical infrastructure, operations, and decision-making processes. This research project addressed the issue through two research questions. The first research question that this project was designed to address, which was greatly influenced by the vast number of references in the sustainability literature, was an ontological one, " what are the major categories that sustainability decisions can be grouped under, and how might those categories be related? ". The second research question that this project answered was, " how can information contained in the sustainability literature be made accessible to users in a convenient format? ". The Multi-Sector Sustainability Browser (MSSB) is a decision support tool (DST) designed to synthesize and summarize research in four sustainability decision domains, Land Use, Buildings and Infrastructure, Transportation, and Materials Management in a manner that provides easy and rapid access to information for use in planning and decision making. Weblinks are provided to reference documents and resources from the four sustainability decision domains, allowing users to download relevant documents and extract information in support of sustainability decisions and related program initiatives.

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可持续土地利用、交通、建筑/基础设施和材料管理的决策支持工具。
社区团体、地方和区域规划者以及政治家面临的一个问题是,他们需要相关信息来制定计划和倡议,将可持续性原则纳入其物理基础设施、运营和决策过程。这个研究项目通过两个研究问题来解决这个问题。这个项目旨在解决的第一个研究问题是一个本体论问题,它受到可持续性文献中大量参考文献的极大影响,“可持续性决策可以归为哪些主要类别,这些类别如何相关?””。这个项目回答的第二个研究问题是,“可持续文献中包含的信息如何以方便的格式提供给用户?””。多部门可持续发展浏览器(MSSB)是一个决策支持工具(DST),旨在综合和总结四个可持续发展决策领域的研究,土地利用,建筑和基础设施,交通运输和材料管理,以一种方便快捷的方式提供信息,用于规划和决策。提供了四个可持续发展决策领域的参考文件和资源的网络链接,允许用户下载相关文件并提取支持可持续发展决策和相关计划倡议的信息。
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