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Multi-Objective Evaluation Framework Workshop

Washington, DC

The Multi-Objective Evaluation Framework (MOEF) is a set of capabilities, methods, processes, and tools that provide a means to evaluate alternative scenarios and system architectures where there are multiple conflicting objectives and differing stakeholder perspectives on the situation. The MOEF is particularly well suited for breaking down complex and difficult trade-study problems into manageable and insightful pieces. It is extremely well suited for integrating diverse types of information, including the results from system analysis models, cost and benefit studies, empirical data, and expert judgment, into clear and well-defined measures of merit for the options or alternatives being considered.

The workshop will provide participants with a fundamental understanding of the theories, methods, and models underlying the Multi-Objective Evaluation Framework. The ongoing multi-objective evaluation of the FY15 Canister Standardization Scenarios will serve as a principal example of the application of the MOEF to an important and complex NFST question involving multiple stakeholders and conflicting objectives. Workshop attendees will have an opportunity to review and comment on the evaluation processes, results, and planned future activities.

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