Technology and Management Applied in Construction Engineering Projects

• Muut tekijät: Szóstak, Mariusz (Toimittaja), Sawicki, Marek (Toimittaja), Konior, Jarosław (Toimittaja)
• Aineistotyyppi: Elektroninen Kirjan osa
• Kieli: englanti
• Julkaistu: Basel MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2022
• Aiheet: Technology: general issues; History of engineering & technology; earned value method-EVM; time variances; cost variances; schedule; cadastre; land surveyor; construction surveying; building layout; polar coordinates; stake-out methods; total station; construction reports; construction contracts; natural language processing; machine learning; simulation modeling; bridge expansion and contraction installation (BECI); decision making (DM); technical condition assessment; analytic hierarchy process (AHP); whale optimization algorithm; Tent chaotic mapping; Lévy flight; resilience; baseline schedule; uncertainty; taxonomy; construction project; PERT; theory of constraint (TOC); drum-buffer-rope (DBR); construction schedule; monitoring progress; construction phase; automated monitoring; digital tools; as-built; as-planned; efficiency; risk; randomization; association analysis; tabu search; delay; time schedules; project risk; construction project management; Time-at-Risk (TaR); investment-construction process model; Monte Carlo simulation; decision-making process; decision modelling in construction activities; decisions in civil engineering; liquid cooling system; flow calibration; differential pressure; experimental method; aircraft; building information modelling (BIM); automatisation; facilities design; domestic plumbing and sanitation; management; project cost; investment schedule; risk mitigation; randomness; fuzziness; health and safety control
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This book focuses on fundamental and applied research on construction project management. It presents research papers and practice-oriented papers. The execution of construction projects is specific and particularly difficult because each implementation is a unique, complex, and dynamic process that...