Security Evaluation of Urban Water Resource: The Case of Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province
Kun Yang Wan
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Kun Yang Wan
Abstract
Based on expert judgment method, determine index weight with AHP method. From 5 aspects of water resource “engineering security, economic security, living security, environmental security and sustainable development security”, construct a security evaluation index framework of urban water resource, including 16 evaluation indexes. According to system security, security of urban water resource is divided into 5 levels: hazardous, unsafe, safe, good and completely adaptive, and corresponding warning light is red, orange, yellow, blue and green. Empirical results show that factors restricting security of Hangzhou water resource are mainly water resource engineering security and sustainable development security.
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Based on expert judgment method, determine index weight with AHP method. From 5 aspects of water resource “engineering security, economic security, living security, environmental security and sustainable development security”, construct a security evaluation index framework of urban water resource, including 16 evaluation indexes. According to system security, security of urban water resource is divided into 5 levels: hazardous, unsafe, safe, good and completely adaptive, and corresponding warning light is red, orange, yellow, blue and green. Empirical results show that factors restricting security of Hangzhou water resource are mainly water resource engineering security and sustainable development security.
Key concepts: Water security, Resource (disambiguation), Environmental security, Sustainable development, Analytic hierarchy process, Water resources, Business, Environmental science