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Risk Assessment Model Based on Set Pair Analysis Applied to Airport Bird Strikes

Journal

SUSTAINABILITY
Volume 14, Issue 19, Pages -

Publisher

MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/su141912877

Keywords

bird strike; airport safety; set pair analysis; risk assessment

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  1. Civil Aviation University of China Graduate Research and Innovation Projects [2021YJS024]

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This study constructs a risk assessment index system for bird strikes at airports from five perspectives and uses the AHP and entropy weight method to obtain comprehensive weights. The SPA is introduced to establish a bird strike risk assessment model and analyze the risk trend. The results show that the weighting method is accurate and the model can predict the risk trend effectively.
In order to comprehensively evaluate the risk of bird strike at airports and effectively prevent the occurrence of bird strike events, this paper constructs the risk assessment index system of airport bird strike from five perspectives of personnel-bird-equipment-environment-management. For the purpose of maximizing variances, the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) and the entropy weight method are combined and used to obtain the comprehensive weights. The five-element connection number of Set Pair Analysis (SPA) is introduced to establish the identical-discrepancy-contrary airport bird strike risk assessment model, and the risk trend is analyzed according to the partial connection number for each order. The experiment results show that the combined weighting method can minimize the weight deviation and demonstrate good accuracy in determining the weights of indicators at all levels. The established airport bird strike risk assessment model can reasonably predict the risk trend, which is significant for airport personnel to carry out bird strike prevention works.

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