Propagating Uncertainty in Life Cycle Sustainability Assessment into Decision-Making Problems: A Multiple Criteria Decision Aid Approach

  • do Carmo B
  • Margni M
  • Baptiste P
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Abstract

Life cycle sustainability assessments (LCSA) are a comprehensive source of information on product performance to support decision-making processes toward sustainable production and consumption. Multiple criteria decision aid (MCDA) approach provides a structured decision modelling that considers the value judgments of the decision-makers and it has been proved to be useful to support decision-making based on LCSA results. We proposed an approach able to take into account LCSA performances when making decisions. We applied our approach through a case study of tire life extension scenarios selection. The scenario with retreading is the solution that offer the best compromise between the three sustainable dimensions with more than 63% probability to rank first for Weighted sum, Topsis and Prométhée II MCDA methods.

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do Carmo, B. B. T., Margni, M., & Baptiste, P. (2018). Propagating Uncertainty in Life Cycle Sustainability Assessment into Decision-Making Problems: A Multiple Criteria Decision Aid Approach. In Designing Sustainable Technologies, Products and Policies (pp. 317–326). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-66981-6_35

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