Construction projects that involve repetitive operations are often referred to as repetitive
construction projects. Scheduling them proves a task more demanding than in the case of …

This study developed a linear optimization model for scheduling repetitive construction
projects with varying quantities of work in repetitive units. The model provides new …

Workspace, project duration, and workforce are three critical resources for construction
projects. Project managers need to expend time and effort reviewing, comprehending, and …

One of the main issues of construction scheduling is harmonizing the work of crews that
perform repetitive processes. The schedules determine the resource flow and the efficiency …

This paper addresses a challenging category of repetitive projects that involves scattered
sites, such as rehabilitation programs for multiple bridges, multiple schools, etc. The paper …

Research on project scheduling optimization is trending toward many‐objective
optimization, in which the number of objectives exceeds three. However, existing studies …

Scheduling repetitive projects such as highways and High-rise buildings to meet strict
deadlines is challenging, particularly when the repetitive units (sections/floors) are non …

Facility management maintains building service quality through cycles of condition
assessments and rehabilitation. Building components, however, differ in their nature, service …

The production process of precast components is labor-intensive, involving various manual
tasks. The physically demanding tasks usually result in fatigue and overexertion of workers …

The majority of civil infrastructure projects involve activities that are repeated across a
number of linear units (eg, highway sections) or scattered units (eg, multi-bridge …