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Selection of Compensatory Action for Renovation of Sacred Water bodies

New Research Idea : 
Selection of Compensatory Action for Renovation of Sacred Water bodies by Analytical Hierarchy Process and Fuzzy Logic.(Water bodies near a sacred place is referred as Sacred Water-body).  

Tools Used : AHP,Fuzzy Logic  

Goal : To select a mitigation strategy for renovation of a sacred water-body  

Usefulness/Justification: 
The sacred water bodies are used mainly for disposal of various biological wastes generated from a sacred place. Also Many people take bath into the water body. That is why high BOD and COD in such water bodies often degrades quality of the water. Thus various mitigation strategies can be devised to restore the same. Now the strategies must be effective but not expensive. Keeping in view of this condition decision makers must take a decision to save such water bodies which are both pride of the people and savior of the environmental balance.

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