This analysis demonstrates multi-objective optimization in bridge construction, highlighting improved energy use and risk management under an integrated project delivery model.
Bridge construction projects are inherently complex and resource-intensive, demanding the careful balancing of multiple performance criteria such as time, cost, energy consumption, and construction risk. Traditional optimization approaches in construction management often focus solely on time-cost trade-offs, overlooking sustainability and safety objectives that are increasingly critical in contemporary infrastructure development. This study addresses this gap by formulating a discrete-time multi-objective optimization framework tailored specifically for bridge construction under the Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) model.
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