Abstract
This paper presents a Spatial Decision Support System for local governments of developing countries. It allows municipality government, enterprises, scientific community and civil society to address decision problems using GIS. The framework is supported by four modules of information technologies: Environmental Decision Support Database, Data Manipulation, Decision Support, and Mapping. A case study is presented covering the implementation of this framework in one municipality of Cuba. An example of land suitability planning for coconut crops is used to evaluate the system performance and usability. Results show local municipalities are able to use this framework to solve local decision problems using state of the art decision making even with low infrastructure development. © 2013 Wuhan University.
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Delgado Tellez, R., Zhong, E., Zuhu, Y., & de la Cruzd, A. P. (2013). A local Spatial Decision Support System for developing countries based on MCA, fuzzy sets and OWA - case study of a municipality in Cuba. Geo-Spatial Information Science, 16(2), 120–129. https://doi.org/10.1080/10095020.2013.774105
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