Algorithm of decision-making for estimation of influences on the environment

Authors

  • H. O. Statiukha
  • T. V. Boiko
  • V. I. Bendiuh
  • I. B. Abramov

Keywords:

estimation of influences on the environment, components of the surrounding natural environment, object of economic activities, private function of the desirability, generalized function of desirability, method of quantitative estimations, total influence of the source of danger

Abstract

In the paper the process and problems of implementation of the method allowing to estimate the influence of objects of economic activity on the environment are considered under the extreme situations. In particular the estimation of potential hazardous level of industrial enterprise and possible harm results is presented in case of the accident. This will allow to investigate the level of danger of the industrial enterprises and to create a complete picture of technogenic dangers for regions in order to take necessary measures aimed of reduction of danger level.

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Published

2010-11-12

How to Cite

[1]
H. O. Statiukha, T. V. Boiko, V. I. Bendiuh, and I. B. Abramov, “Algorithm of decision-making for estimation of influences on the environment”, Вісник ВПІ, no. 5, pp. 119–123, Nov. 2010.

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No 5 (2006)

Section

Information technologies and computer sciences

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