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Network Diagram, And Critical Path Method

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Introduction Work space planning has become one of the most important part of preconstruction activities. According to Kaming et al. 1998, Oglesby et al. 1989, and Zhang et al. 2007, Unsuitable work-space planning could lead to lots of problem in job site such as rework, loss of productivity, safety hazards, and issues of poor quality. Accordingly, a project manager should consider the work space as one of the important factor during a construction. According to Chau et al. 2004, Mallasi 2006, and Wang et al. 2004, although the grant chart, network diagram, and critical path method are some existing construction planning techniques, they have some limitations to demonstrate the three-dimensional features of activities. In addition, it is difficult even for expert project managers to manage work-space problems and their negative effects during the construction. Based on previous related studies, Byungjoo Choi, Hyun-Soo Lee, Moonseo Park, Yong K. Cho, and Hyunsoo Kim indicate a new work-space planning techniques in their article, “Framework for Work-Space Planning Using Four-Dimensional BIM in Construction Project”, by considering 4D BIM generation, work-space requirement identification, work-space occupation representation, work-space problem identification, and work-space problem resolution. Related Researches There are several related researches from 1994 until 2012. Overall, they suggest a scheduling technique by considering required space, space-constrained and

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