Flexible management of repetitive construction processes by an intelligent support system

Hajdasz, Magdalena

doi:10.1016/j.eswa.2013.06.063

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“…the type of a selected piece of equipment, which is a controllable change) may affect the activity duration and allows resource workflow patterns to be modified. The issue of how resource changes affect production set components and shape the overall production system performance has been discussed by Hajdasz [13].…”

Section: • Changes Influence Identification (Cii)mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The example presented shows the importance of adhering to technological rules and strict maintenance of work continuity in managing these specific repetitive processes (conducted by slip formwork) and reveals how to selectively operate with the resources available and what is the scope of the maneuver in managing those resources under strict constraints. More detailed explanations of construction work synchronization and process management have been discussed by Hajdasz [13,14].…”

Section: Adaptation Of the Dcpm-tp Model Assumptions Into Mag_811 Simmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Managing repetitive construction in a dynamically changing project environment: Conceptualizing the system–model–simulator nexus

Hajdasz

2015

Automation in Construction

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Section: • Changes Influence Identification (Cii)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Adaptation Of the Dcpm-tp Model Assumptions Into Mag_811 Simmentioning

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Managing repetitive construction in a dynamically changing project environment: Conceptualizing the system–model–simulator nexus

Hajdasz

2015

Automation in Construction

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“…CO2). In 2014 Hajdasz attempted to use the flexibility in the management of cyclical processes on the example of monolithic structure using sliding formwork [28]. As is clear from the literature review a flexible approach is used in the construction management for almost 30 years, but it should be emphasized differences of approach for levels of management and life-cycle phases of a building object.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Contingency theory is the opposite to often encountered practice to striving for universal methods of action applicable in any situation. It should be emphasized contingency evolution from the original concept developed by Lawrence and Lorsch [28] to dynamic contingency assuming proactive approach [30]. From the point of view of the proposed approach contingency has a fundamental importance because of adaptation of the execution options to the specific operating conditions.…”

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Flexible Construction Process Management Using Robust Strategy

Karlowski¹,

Pasławski²

2015

Proceedings of the International Symposium on Automation and Robotics in Construction (IAARC)

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Management of construction processes is extremely difficult due to the nature of the construction industry. The ability to make the right decisions during the construction process ensures online monitoring of process in progress and the environment. Flexibility seems to be an advantage for solve mentioned problems in the case of uncertainty. The presented example shows the possibility of flexible management of construction processes using new technology based on robustness build on the system. Internal curing technology using Phase Change Material additive that protect the top layer of concrete from freezing due to the greater thermal inertia is a strategy of flexibility based on robustness. The second (complementary) strategy is adaptability that provides the ability to heat the concrete in freezing emergency. With the described actions one can mitigate risk grace to achieving the required concrete frost resistance in a relatively short period of time (night temperature drop in the fall/winter period).

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“…However, for project planning and management, the new project complexities provide various challenges. [1] says that all construction projects can be categorized as complex projects. This is caused by the direct relation between complexity and involving a variety of interrelated parts which should be managed regarding differentiation and interdependency conditions.…”

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Complications of Construction in Metro based on Planning and Management

Jiju¹

2015

JACE

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In the present days, majority of the construction projects can be considered as complex and compose of vague efforts. The construction project of each kind has its own properties and issues. At the same time different approaches in specific management and settlement are required. About the cities and their rapid development, construction of underground at urban regions such as construction in metro have been often used for extending daily human life into spaces of underground. Hence, the complex element recognition of a construction in metro can play a remarkable role in its management and planning. To investigate these complexities in construction of subways is the main aim of this study. These challenges may develop high predictability possibility. As projects of metro are also projects of urban underground, both internal and external complexities are studied and their implications on project management are discussed. It is concluded that differences are exceptional in the management and planning of this construction are combined with the internal and external issues and are simultaneously carried out.

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Flexible management of repetitive construction processes by an intelligent support system

Cited by 21 publications

References 34 publications

Managing repetitive construction in a dynamically changing project environment: Conceptualizing the system–model–simulator nexus

Managing repetitive construction in a dynamically changing project environment: Conceptualizing the system–model–simulator nexus

Flexible Construction Process Management Using Robust Strategy

Complications of Construction in Metro based on Planning and Management

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