Author:
Shengchang Li,Ziyu Guo,Huize Cheng
Abstract
The escalating global concern over light pollution necessitates a comprehensive framework for effective control measures. This paper proposes a novel approach by establishing an evaluation index model. Direct impact factors are graded through GIS analysis, while LP-AHP and LP-IEW models determine the weight of indirect factors. A comprehensive risk index is derived by combining these approaches using Euclidean distance. The evaluation index model is applied to analyze protected land, rural, suburban, and urban areas, resulting in the creation of a light pollution risk level distribution map.
Publisher
Darcy & Roy Press Co. Ltd.
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