Table 3.
Comparative analysis of the application of the multi-criteria models.
| Application of the models | |
|---|---|
| The Conversion meter model | ● veto criteria and indicators; |
| ● a list of criteria and indicators through which the office facility whose potential for conversion is considered; | |
| ● the sums of positive responses multiplied by coefficients; | |
| ● the final value is the final sum ranked within the scale; | |
| The TOBUS model | ● the criteria with a group of indicators are separated as modules that are individually evaluated and for each module possible software interventions are proposed; |
| ● the final value represents several intervention scenarios; | |
| The ARP model | ● the lists of criteria and indicators based on which the duration of the building as a physical structure is estimated; |
| ● an evaluation of types of obsolescence; | |
| ● calculating the final value based on equations; | |
| ● the final value is the potential expressed as a percentage ranked within the scale; | |
| The iconCUR model | ● list of indicators for each criterion; |
| ● the criteria values as coordinates in the spatial model; | |
| ● matrix in which the percentage of indicators and the final value of criteria change; | |
| ● the final result is a diagram showing the distance from the edges of the spatial model; | |
| The PAAM model | ● a list of indicators that determine the three key criteria; |
| ● the final value is descriptive and represents the sum of individual descriptive values of the criteria; |