Anticipating What May Go Wrong: Implications for Managing Schedule Risk

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Anticipating What May Go Wrong: Implications for Managing Schedule Risk

The probability of schedule overruns on construction projects can be ascertained using a 'best fit' probability distribution from an empirical distribution. The statistical characteristics of schedule overruns occurring in 276 Australian construction and engineering projects were analysed....

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Main Authors:	Love, Peter, Sing, Michael, Wang, Xiangyu, Yung, Ping, Odeyinka, H.
Other Authors:	Paul Chynoweth
Format:	Conference Paper
Published:	RICS 2012 2012
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/21091

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