Project scheduling began as a research track within the mathematical field of Operations
Research in order to determine start and finish times of project activities subject to …

Activity identification is an essential step to measure and monitor the performance of
earthmoving operations. Many vision-based methods that automatically capture and explain …

Abstract Research Question: The Last Planner System (LPS) and Location-Based
Management System (LBMS) both aim to achieve the lean goals of decreasing waste …

This study presents the mutation–crossover slime mold algorithm (MCSMA) to balance the
time, cost, quality, and work continuity in a particular construction project. The slime mold …

Optimizing resource utilization can lead to significant reduction in the duration and cost of
repetitive construction projects such as highways, high-rise buildings, and housing projects …

This paper presents a multiobjective optimization model for the planning and scheduling of
repetitive construction projects. The model enables construction planners to generate and …

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 paper deals with construction project scheduling. In the literature on the subject one
can find such scheduling methods as: the Linear Scheduling Model (LSM), Line of Balance …

Under cash-constrained conditions, the fulfillment of cash demands of the ongoing projects
within a contractor's portfolio constitutes a set of conflicting objectives. As the profit values of …

Time/cost trade-offs in project networks have been the subject of extensive research since
the development of the critical path method (CPM) in the late 50s. Time/cost behaviour in a …