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Alternative for Quantifying Field-Overhead Damages
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: The context of delays significantly affects delay responsibility. Among other things, recoverable damages for a delay should be related to the timing of the corresponding delay and its effect on indirect costs. This paper ...
Schedule Analysis under the Effect of Resource Allocation
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: The construction industry has employed various schedule analysis techniques to support delay claims. Paradoxically, resource-related issues are frequently ignored even though they can affect project completion time, too. ...
Case Law and Variations in Cumulative Impact Productivity Claims
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Proving and quantifying lost productivity due to cumulative impacts of multiple changes are difficult tasks. This paper presents the most acceptable methods from case law and demonstrates their applications for analyzing ...
FLORA: New Forensic Schedule Analysis Technique
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: While various factors such as float ownership, logic change, and resource allocation (FLORA) affect results of delay analysis, existing delay analysis techniques tend to ignore most if not all of them. To address this ...
Quantified Impacts of Project Change
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Changes almost always occur on construction projects. Among other things, they can hurt labor productivity. The relationship between change and labor productivity, though commonly acknowledged, is not well understood. In ...
Concurrent Delays and Apportionment of Damages
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: This paper focuses on the subject of concurrent delay from a general contractor (GC)-subcontractor perspective. When there is a concurrent delay by multiple subcontractors, or between the GC and other subcontractor(s), ...
Measurement of Fuzzy Membership Functions in Construction Risk Assessment
Publisher: ASCE
Abstract: Fuzzy set theory (FST), especially its concepts of linguistic variables and fuzzy membership functions (FMFs), has been frequently used in construction risk assessment due to a lack of historical data and reliance on expert ...
Predicting Safety Risk of Working at Heights Using Bayesian Networks
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Although the construction industry has shown significant improvements in safety performance over the past 30 years, falls are still a leading cause of fatalities and serious injuries. Previous studies have focused on ...
Knowledge Areas Delivered in Project Management Programs: Exploratory Study
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Simulating Construction Duration for Multistory Buildings with Controlling Activities
Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
Abstract: Construction schedules are uncertain in nature; therefore, predicting construction duration is a difficult task. Extensive research has proposed mathematical models to predict construction duration based on regression ...