EWG-MCDA 102 is pleased to highlight two special issues that are closely connected to the themes of the meeting. We warmly encourage participants of the conference to consider submitting their work and to further develop the discussions of the event into journal publications.
The conference brings together methodological and applied contributions in multiple criteria decision aiding, with a particular focus on decision support in energy, environment, and related application domains. Both special issues provide a natural publication outlet for research presented and discussed at EWG-MCDA 102.
Journal of Multi-Criteria Decision Analysis
Special Issue Title:
Multicriteria Decision Aiding in Applications: Methodological Advances in Energy and Environment
Guest Editors:
Salvatore Greco
River Huang
Peter Burgherr
Eleftherios Siskos
This special issue focuses on methodological advances and application-oriented contributions in MCDA, especially in the fields of energy and environment. It is particularly well suited to conference contributions that combine methodological rigor with relevance for practical decision support.
Socio-Economic Planning Sciences
Special Issue Title:
Multicriteria Decision Aiding for Sustainable Energy and Environmental Planning
Guest Editors:
River Huang
Russell McKenna
Jutta Geldermann
Valentin Bertsch
This special issue welcomes contributions on MCDA methods and applications that support sustainable energy and environmental planning. It offers a venue for work addressing complex socio-technical and policy-related decision problems.
Invitation to Conference Participants
Participants of EWG-MCDA 102 are warmly encouraged to consider these special issues as publication opportunities for work presented at the conference. Contributions may build on methodological developments, empirical analyses, application studies, or broader reflections emerging from the discussions of the meeting.
We hope that these publication opportunities will help extend the scientific exchange of EWG-MCDA 102 beyond the conference itself and further strengthen collaboration within the MCDA community.