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Developing an integrated GIS-based fuzzy AHP and techno-economic assessment framework for agricultural residue-based biorefinery site selection in Canada.
This study developed a novel integrated framework to assess the availability and accessibility of agricultural residues considering disaggregate county-by-county crop production data by accounting for soil conservation needs, harvesting efficiency, competing uses, handling, transportation and storag
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