We propose a geo-referenced framework for agricultural sustainability assessment aimed at supporting policy planning. The framework is based on Rough Set theory and (i) integrates the three pillars of sustainability; (ii) proposes an easy measurement of agricultural systems’ ability to resist over time (agricultural resilience); (iii) offers easy-to-read results; and (iv) reduces the gap between researchers’ analytical skills and decision-makers’ needs. In the paper, a part of the framework, we present essential and practical notion of Rough Set theory and a case study based on Lombardy Region (Italy). Finally, some values and lacks of the method are discussed.
Integrating agricultural sustainability into policy planning : a geo-referenced framework based on Rough Set theory / E. Demartini, A. Gaviglio, D. Bertoni. - In: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & POLICY. - ISSN 1462-9011. - 54(2015 Dec), pp. 226-239. [10.1016/j.envsci.2015.07.006]
Integrating agricultural sustainability into policy planning : a geo-referenced framework based on Rough Set theory
E. Demartini
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;A. GaviglioSecondo
;D. BertoniUltimo
2015
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We propose a geo-referenced framework for agricultural sustainability assessment aimed at supporting policy planning. The framework is based on Rough Set theory and (i) integrates the three pillars of sustainability; (ii) proposes an easy measurement of agricultural systems’ ability to resist over time (agricultural resilience); (iii) offers easy-to-read results; and (iv) reduces the gap between researchers’ analytical skills and decision-makers’ needs. In the paper, a part of the framework, we present essential and practical notion of Rough Set theory and a case study based on Lombardy Region (Italy). Finally, some values and lacks of the method are discussed.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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