Portfolio selection methodology for a nuclear project |
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Authors: | Kenneth David Strang |
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Affiliation: | 1. APPC International Market Research, Long Island, NY, USA;2. State University of New York, NY, USA;3. University of Technology and Telstra Learning‐in‐Business Center, Sydney, Australia |
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Abstract: | It is difficult to evaluate complex, publicly sensitive nuclear project proposals. Scientists, subject matter experts, politicians, and citizens often differ on scope, budget, time, and quality priorities. There are numerous qualitative factors and quantitative variables. Experts could widely disagree on criteria or neglect to discriminate between seemingly identical alternatives. An ineffective portfolio selection method could lead to safety problems, budget overruns, or outright project failures. This case study develops and examines a mixed‐method, integrated qualitative and quantitative portfolio selection model, applied to a “tritium extraction facility” project concept. |
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Keywords: | portfolio selection and evaluation project management nuclear tritium mixed methods multicriteria decision making analytical hierarchy process |
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