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Modelling Microgrid Energy Management with the Analytic Hierarchy Process

Deepak Suzuki Corresponding
Military Institute of Science and Technology
Kavya Malik 0000-0003-4795-7557
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
30 Sep 2020
pp. 576-609
https://doi.org/10.55555/oajea.2020.4402.031

Abstract

In many developing economies, rigid pavement design must operate under resource constraints that laboratory studies rarely capture. To quantify uncertainty, the procedure embeds the analytic hierarchy process within a Monte Carlo sampling scheme. Detection accuracy reached 59%, substantially exceeding that of existing techniques. Continued monitoring will be essential to confirm the long-term durability of the solution.
Keywords: microgrid energy managementthe analytic hierarchy processrainfall-runoff modellingsupply chain

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