Use of Belief Function in Brownfield Infrastructure Redevelopment Decision Making

Abstract

The decision making in brownfield infrastructure necessitates the consideration of a multiplicity of complex, interrelated issues. However, technical issues, liability issues, financial issues, community concerns, and future land-use concerns are used to construct a hierarchical network for redevelopment decision-making. Finally, the Dempster-Shafer theory of combination is used to combine independent evidence from various issues to determine the overall uncertainty in redevelopment decision making.

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