Workspace, project duration, and workforce are three critical resources for construction
projects. Project managers need to expend time and effort reviewing, comprehending, and …

Construction projects often face various uncertainties during their execution. Even if planned
project schedules are optimal with respect to time or cost, their implementation may be …

Building thermal process simulation is an effective technique for quantitatively analyzing
building energy consumption. The finite difference method is commonly used for structuring …

Facility management maintains building service quality through cycles of condition
assessments and rehabilitation. Building components, however, differ in their nature, service …

The majority of civil infrastructure projects involve activities that are repeated across a
number of linear units (eg, highway sections) or scattered units (eg, multi-bridge …

This study proposes two integer linear programming models based on line of balance, which
takes the makespan as the optimization objective and characterizes various construction …

Purpose The purpose of this study is to develop a novel approach that addresses time-cost
tradeoffs in repetitive construction projects while considering the uncertainty in activity …

Building components require frequent inspections to help allocate renewal funds to the most
needy assets. However, the low granularity of inspections puts many assets at the same …

Purpose In repetitive projects, repetition offers more possibilities for activity scheduling at the
sub-activity level. However, existing resource-constrained repetitive scheduling problem …

Aging infrastructure assets, including buildings, require efficient rehabilitation to sustain
services. However, current rehabilitation planning is a complex process that is challenged …