Searching for consensus in ahp-group decision making. A bayesian perspective

This paper sets out to identify the initial positions of the different decision makers who intervene in a group decision making process with a reduced number of actors, and to establish possible consensus paths between these actors. As a methodological support, it employs one of the most widely-known multicriteria decision techniques, namely, the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP). Assuming that the judgements elicited by the decision makers follow the so-called multiplicative model (Crawford and Williams, 1985; Altuzarra et al., 1997; Laininen and Hämäläinen, 2003) with log-normal errors and unknown variance, a Bayesian approach is used in the estimation of the relative priorities of the alternatives being compared. These priorities, estimated by way of the median of the posterior distribution and normalised in a distributive manner (priorities add up to one), are a clear example of compositional data that will be used in the search for consensus between the actors involved in the resolution of the problem through the use of Multidimensional Scaling tools

SIGUA: SIG libre para la gestión del suelo de la Universidad de Alicante

In 1997 beginning a project (SIGUA) to know and to manage the patrimony of the University of Alicante (UA). It required to know the use the space and its occupation. In his almost 10 years on watch, SIGUA has happened to be a SIG designed with commercial tools to an Integral System of Management of the Space, totally customized, graft and integrated of natural form in the functional structure of the UA. (...)

Proyecto Ramon Llull: sistema de gestión de alteraciones catastrales para las notarías de la Comunidad Valenciana

In 2005 it gave to beginning the project Ramon Llull, sponsored by the Notarial School of Valencia and developed by personnel of the Department of Civil Right and the Laboratory of Automated Cartography and SIG of the University Institute of Geography of the University of Alicante.(...)

Plataforma redGIS.NET para el acceso libre a datos y funciones geográficas

The redGIS.NET project is led by the Geomatics Unit in the University of Alicante's Geography Institute, and financed by the Vice-Chancellor of Research Office under the umbrella of the COPLA inititive, promoting open source software in this university. (...)