Defuzzification of fuzzy concepts to support vulnerability assessments of climate change impacts in the Philippines
External Publications (2014)
in: Justin A. Daniels (ed.), Advances in environmental research 15, Hauppauge, New York: Nova Science Publishers Inc., 165-194
ISBN: 978-1-63117-329-5
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This chapter illustrates an empirical application of fuzzy logic analysis and its utility in assessing trade-offs of adaptive capacity and identifying hotspots of vulnerable regions.
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