Uncertainty and Resilience in Urban Infrastructure Planning: A Case Study of Sewer Network Development

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Main Authors: Dr. Ava Moreno, Dr. Liam Flynn, Dr. Zara Saeed
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author Dr. Ava Moreno
Dr. Liam Flynn
Dr. Zara Saeed
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Dr. Liam Flynn
Dr. Zara Saeed
contents <p>—In decision making under strict uncertainty, decision makers have to choose a decision without any information about the states of nature. The classic criteria of Laplace, Wald, Savage, Hurwicz and Starr are introduced and compared in a case study of sewer network planning. Furthermore, results from different criteria are discussed and analyzed. Moreover, this paper discusses the idea that decision making under strict uncertainty (DMUSU) can be viewed as a two-player game and thus be solved by a solution concept in game theory: Nash equilibrium</p>
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spellingShingle Uncertainty and Resilience in Urban Infrastructure Planning: A Case Study of Sewer Network Development
Dr. Ava Moreno
Dr. Liam Flynn
Dr. Zara Saeed
Decision criteria
decision making
sewer network planning
strict uncertainty.
<p>—In decision making under strict uncertainty, decision makers have to choose a decision without any information about the states of nature. The classic criteria of Laplace, Wald, Savage, Hurwicz and Starr are introduced and compared in a case study of sewer network planning. Furthermore, results from different criteria are discussed and analyzed. Moreover, this paper discusses the idea that decision making under strict uncertainty (DMUSU) can be viewed as a two-player game and thus be solved by a solution concept in game theory: Nash equilibrium</p>
title Uncertainty and Resilience in Urban Infrastructure Planning: A Case Study of Sewer Network Development
topic Decision criteria
decision making
sewer network planning
strict uncertainty.
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19332256