Abstract: The discrete time-cost trade-off problem (DTCTP) is a multiobjective problem usually encountered in practical projects. Current optimization methods for this problem in repetitive construction projects often assume that ...

Abstract: Considering the learning effect while planning and scheduling repetitive construction projects can help provide a realistic forecast of their duration and resource requirements. This paper has developed an improved learning ...

Abstract: Although the repetitive scheduling method (RSM) is more visual and straightforward and is easier to use, the network model is more commonly accepted by both owners and contractors as a means for modeling repetitive projects. ...

Abstract: The discrete time-cost trade-off problem (DTCTP) is a multiobjective problem usually encountered in practical projects. Current optimization methods for this problem in repetitive construction projects often assume that ...

Abstract: This study investigates the deadline satisfaction problem in line-of-balance (LOB) scheduling, where each activity can be done concurrently in several units by hiring additional crews, and all employed crews are allocated ...

Abstract: 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 affected by these uncertainties, resulting ...

Abstract: The resource-constrained project scheduling problem (RCPSP) aims to arrange activities to meet resource restrictions. In real life, not all resource types are constrained, nor do all activities face resource restrictions. ...