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Research on the influencing factors of green building operation based on DEMATEL-ISM
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Abstract
In order to reduce carbon emissions, this study identifies 27 constraining factors from three aspects - government, property management, and consumers - and nine dimensions. By constructing a DEMATEL-ISM model, the degree of influence and importance among factors is determined, and a hierarchical model is developed. The results indicate that the proficiency of property management personnel in equipment use, the level of financial investment by property management departments in facility maintenance costs, and the overall quality of residential areas are both fundamental influencing factors and causal factors that can effectively promote the development of green building operation phase. Based on these conclusions, relevant suggestions are proposed.
Keywords
Green building. DEMATEL-ISM, Operation stage
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Zhou,Y. (2024). Research on the influencing factors of green building operation based on DEMATEL-ISM. Advances in Operation Research and Production Management,2,1-9.
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