Research Survey on Field Data Based Mathematical Simulation of Complex Construction Activity
This article represents the detailed review of the research papers published in the area of mathematical simulation of construction process by various researchers by adopting different approaches. They include all modern aspects in construction but in respect to Indian scenario where majority of total construction works are still executed manually which consumes a lot of human energy which needs to be focused and develop a mathematical relation which simulate the real input and out put data directly from the construction field where the work is actually being executed. The advantages and limitations of the applied mathematical models are identified and the models are classified in terms of application range and goals. The findings indicate that the topic understudy is of great importance as no such approach of field data based mathematical simulation is adopted where human energy is related to productivity of construction process.
S.P.Mishra, PHD Scholar & Associate Professor,Civil Engineering Deptartment., Bhilai Institute of Technology, Durg, Dr. Dkparbat, Sr Faculty In Department of Civil Engineering,Govt Polytechnic Nagpur, Dr.J.P.Modak, Dean R&D and Professor Emiratious, Priyadarshni College of Engineering
S.P.Mishra, PHD Scholar & Associate Professor,Civil Engineering Deptartment., Bhilai Institute of Technology, Durg, Dr. Dkparbat, Sr Faculty In Department of Civil Engineering,Govt Polytechnic Nagpur, Dr.J.P.Modak, Dean R&D and Professor Emiratious, Priyadarshni College of Engineering
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- NBM&CW April 2011
