Abstract
The traditional use of TOPSIS evaluation for assessing the resilience of hydrogen refueling stations results in overly one-sided outcomes and fails to identify the indicators that have a significant impact on the resilience of the stations. Therefore, this paper proposes an improved method for evaluating the safety resilience of hydrogen refueling stations based on CRITIC-DEMATEL and the Technique for Order Preference by Similarity to Ideal Solution (TOPSIS). The CRITIC-DEMATEL combination weighting method is employed to determine weights, thus improving the TOPSIS method. This method is then applied to assess the resilience level of hydrogen refueling stations. Then, introducing a Conditional Logistic Regression model identifies indicators with significant impact on resilience. The improved TOPSIS method enhances the reliability and accuracy of evaluation results. The Conditional Logistic Regression model provides a more accurate delineation of the impact size of indicators on the safety resilience of hydrogen refueling stations compared to traditional methods.
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