Uncertainties in the life cycle assessment (LCA) of buildings affect the environmental
performance benchmarking and can lead to incorrect decision-making. Reducing …

Environmental impact assessment (EIA) relies on rigorous scientific assessment of all
potential causal pathways by which large-scale developments may impact on valued assets …

Concrete is one of the most used building materials globally, leading to a large amount of
greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Using supplementary cementitious materials (SCM) as …

With growing environmental awareness and the resulting pressure on aviation, ecological
impact assessments are becoming increasingly important. Life cycle assessment has been …

Component factories are experiencing the problems associated with lean production,
especially the accuracy of production time prediction and the unnecessary waste in terms of …

Construction contractors play a vital role in reducing the environmental impacts during the
construction phase. To mitigate these impacts, contractors need to develop environmentally …

Although Discrete Event Simulation (DES) has been the preferred simulation technique in
construction operation studies, it suffers from limitations, such as narrowed focus at the …

Construction planning is significantly affected by many uncertain factors derived from
construction tasks, the environments, resources, technologies, personnel, and more …

Recently, many researchers pay more attention to the emission estimation during the
construction phase. They use simulation-based life cycle assessment (LCA) to analyze the …

Construction projects are becoming increasingly complex and the conventional methods of
managing them have plateaued over the years. The complexity could be traced to the …