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California Oil Company

California Oil Company. California Oil Company (COC) needs to build a new supertanker port and pipeline to support a refinery in the San Francisco Bay area. 4 candidate site were selected: Moss Landing Estero Bay Port Hueneme Oso Flaco Dunes. Site Selection Criteria.

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California Oil Company

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  1. California Oil Company • California Oil Company (COC) needs to build a new supertanker port and pipeline to support a refinery in the San Francisco Bay area. • 4 candidate site were selected: • Moss Landing • Estero Bay • Port Hueneme • Oso Flaco Dunes

  2. Site Selection Criteria • A committee within COC decided on 10 criteria to evaluate the possible sites. • The criteria were ranked from most important to least important. • The units used to measure each criterion are not the same, and not always easily changed to EMV.

  3. Ordered List of Criteria • Attitude of local politicians • Initial cost • Annual cost • Location • Possibilities for future development • Port characteristics • Attitude of local populace • Environmental impact from operation/accident • Facilities • Environmental impact from placement of facilities

  4. List of Criteria

  5. Problem: Mixed Criteria • We need a method to evaluate the criteria. • Rank the worst possible value for each criterion as “0” and the best as “1” • Weight each criterion according to rank • Find a score for each candidate location

  6. Criteria Absolutes

  7. Worksheet

  8. Key Points • Normalize the criteria to a common scale • Weight the criteria according importance

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