This invention provides an auxiliary decision-making method and
system for the renovation of cultural relic-related water conservancy facilities, belonging to the field of water conservancy
engineering management technology. The decision-making method achieves quantitative collaborative decision-making for the dual objectives of
engineering safety and cultural relic protection, transforming the qualitative requirements of cultural relic protection into structured data that can be calculated alongside
engineering indicators, thus overcoming the previous decision-making dilemma of separating these two dimensions. It establishes a complete technical
closed loop from assessment to design, decomposing complex decision-making problems into three logically clear stages:
functional zoning, strategy optimization, and structural matching, ensuring the rigor and
traceability of the decision-making logic. The introduction of a dual-loop feedback mechanism significantly improves the rationality throughout the entire lifecycle. The
inner loop feedback ensures the mechanical consistency between the design scheme and the decision-making objectives, avoiding performance deviations during the
design phase; the outer loop feedback uses actual operation and maintenance data to back-optimize the initial decision-making model, enabling the
system to have self-learning and self-evolution capabilities.