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Measuring consensus for collaborative decision-making: A GIS-based approach
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A variety of GIS-based collaborative decision support procedures exist that aim at involving the public in community planning and decision-making processes. Although the importance of consensus-building methods has been recognized in the collaborative decision support applications, there has been very little research addressing the problem of measuring consensus in the context of spatial collaborative decision-making. The main aim of this paper is to present an implementation of a consensus measuring procedure within WebGIS-based collaborative decision support tool. The collaborative tool, called Participatory-GIS.com, has been used for tackling a site-selection problem in the Town of Canmore, Alberta. (C) 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Keywords:
Consensus
GIS
Multicriteria evaluation
Spatial planning
Collaborative decision-making
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