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DecisionSupport 7Discussion and ApplicabilityThe review and case studies provide a number ofpractical lessons on the application of AHP toadaptation. They provide useful information onthe types of adaptation problem types whereAHP might be appropriate, as well as dataneeds, resource requirements and good practice.The approach is considered particularlyapplicable when assessing both quantitative andqualitative criteria, even those which are notdirectly comparable using conventional decisionsupport techniques. While promising, it isnecessary to understand the limitations of theapproach e.g. the evaluation and analysis canbecome more complicated the higher thenumber of options and criteria / sub-criteria thatare included. However, the ability to comparetangibles and intangibles and incorporate arange of preferences from different actors ishighly relevant where differing decision lifetimes,time horizons, scales and uncertainty areimportant considerations.ReferencesBernetti, I., Menghini, S., Marinelli, N., Sacchelli,S. & Alampi Sottini, V. Assessment of climatechange impact on viticulture: Economicevaluations and adaptation strategies analysisfor the Tuscan wine sector, Wine Economics andPolicy, Volume 1, Issue 1, December 2012,Pages 73-86, ISSN 2212-9774, 10.1016/j.wep.2012.11.002.Bhushan, N. (2004). Strategic Decision Making:Applying the Analytic Hierarchy Process.Decision engineering. Springer, London ; NewYork.Cartwright, A., Cohen, B. & Liddell, D. (2012).Supporting city-scale decisions in the context ofclimate change – The case of the City of CapeTown. Climate Change at the City Scale:Impacts, Mitigation and Adaptation in CapeTown, A. Cartwright, S. Parnell, G. Oelofse, andS. Ward (eds.). Routledge. 296pp.Choy, D. L. (2012). Adaptation Options forHuman Settlements in South East Queensland.Main Report. SEQ CARI – South EastQueensland Climate Adaptation ResearchInitiative, Brisbane.Junta de Extremadura (2011) “Plan deadaptación al cambio climático del sectoragrícola de Extremadura”, Consejería deIndustria, Energía y Medio Ambiente, Junta deExtremadura.Konidari, P. & Mavrakis, D. (2007). A multi-criteriaevaluation method for climate change mitigationpolicy instruments. Energy Policy, 35(12). 6235–57. DOI:10.1016/j.enpol.2007.07.007.Lane, D. & Watson, P. (2010). Managingadaptation to environmental change in coastalcommunities: Canada and the Caribbean.Presented at the 11th Annual Conference of theSir Arthur Lewis Institute of Social and EconomicStudies (SALISES), St. Augustine Campus,University of the West Indies.Moriondo, M., Bindi, M., Fagarazzi, C., Ferrise,R. & Trombi, G. (2011) Framework for highresolutionclimate change impact assessment ongrapevines at a regional scale. RegionalEnvironmental Change, 11 (3), pp. 553-567.Moriondo, M., Jones, G.V., Bois, B., Dibari, C.,Ferrise, R., Trombi, G. & Bindi, M. (2013)Projected shifts of wine regions in response toclimate change. Climatic Change, pp. 1-15.Article in Press.Ponce-Hernandez, R. & Patel, R. (forthcoming).The Participatory Design of AdaptationStrategies to Climate Change Impacts:Integrating traditional knowledge andstakeholder consultation for the selection andcreation of best adaptation model for theTabasco Plains, S.E. Mexico | IndigenousPeoples, Marginalized Populations and ClimateChange.8
Analytic Hierarchy ProcessRamanathan, R. (1998). A multi-criteriamethodology for global negotiations on climatechange. IEEE Transactions on Systems, Man andCybernetics, Part C (Applications and Reviews),28(4). 541–48. DOI: 10.1109/5326.725340.Saaty, T.L. (1980) The Analytic HierarchyProcess, New York: McGraw Hill.Saaty, T.L. (2005), Theory and Applications of theAnalytic Network Process, Pittsburgh, PA: RWSPublications.Saaty, T.L. (2008) ‘Decision making with theanalytic hierarchy process’, Int. J. ServicesSciences, Vol. 1, No. 1, pp.83–98.Sposito, V. (2006). A strategic approach toclimate change impacts and adaptation. AppliedGIS, 2(3).Varela-Ortega, C., Blanco-Gutiérrez, I., Bharwani,S., Esteve, P., Fronzek, S. & Downing, TE. Howcan irrigation agriculture adapt to climatechange? Insights from the Guadiana basin inSpain. In: Hinkel, J., Swart, R., Bisaro, S. (Guesteds) Approaches to problem-oriented adaptationresearch. Special Issue in RegionalEnvironmental Change (submitted).Yin, Y., Xu, Z. & Long, A. (2008). Evaluation ofAdaptation Options for the Heihe River Basin ofChina. Climate change and adaptation, N. Leary(ed.). Earthscan, London ; Sterling, VA.Zhu, X. & van Ierland, E. (2013) Deliverable 3.5from Mediation EC FP7 Project. Results ofapplications to case studies.Trombi, G. & Bindi, M. (2008) Deliverable D5-CS4: Case-study n°4 Tuscany – Italy, ThePICCMAT (Policy Incentives for Climate ChangeMitigation Agricultural Techniques) project.Available at: http://www.climatechangeintelligence.baastel.be/piccmat/files/D5-CS4_Tuscany.pdfTrombi, G., Moriondo, M., Bindi, M., Fagarazzi,C., Ferrise, R. & Cai, M. (2011). The impacts ofthe climate change on Tuscan viticulture:qualities, areas and landscapes. In: FirstEuropean Conference on Wine and FoodTourism, Volterra, 13-15 aprile 2011, RomanoM.F., pp. 83-84, ISBN:9788846729675Varela-Ortega, C., Blanco-Gutiérrez, I., Esteve,P., Bharwani, S., Fronzek, S., Downing, TE. &Juárez, E. (2013). Analyzing adaptation to climatechange in the water and the agricultural sectorsin the Spanish Guadiana basin. Presented at the1st European Climate Change AdaptationConference. Organized by the EU ProjectsRESPONSES, CLIMSAVE, MEDIATION, andClimateCost. March 18-20, 2013. Hamburg,Germany.9
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