Analysis of the Construction Process Managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Far East District Using IDEF0

황재홍,; 함남혁,; 김제혁,; 김재준,

doi:10.5345/jkic.2010.10.1.163

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“…•System and constraints for information flow and implementation of tacks of each stage of FED construction of soldiers' quarters are derived [19].…”

Section: Paik Et Almentioning

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A Study on the Risk Management Strategy for Military Installations Project of Yongsan Relocation Plan Using Structural Equation Model

Yoon¹,

C²

2018

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Some of the recent large-scale national projects in South Korea are delayed or suspended due to belated responses to risk occurring on site. Currently, the Far East District (FED) project is being implemented to relocate the US Army bases from Yongsan to Pyeongtaek. Because of lack of experience and understanding about the characteristics of such a project, the deadline of taking over to the US Army Korea has been missed. This study identifies problems of each participant in the Yongsan Relocation Plan (YRP) of the US Army Korea with respect to construction project management and establishes a risk management strategy reflecting characteristics of FED project. To derive significant risk factors influencing YRP, various field data like weekly and monthly reports and other reports on construction condition are analyzed, and experts’ advices are collected and a survey is conducted. Mediators and latent variables are ultimately obtained. Furthermore, a structural equation model is used to both analyze and evaluate complex causal relations among many variables of YRP. The impact of risk factors on the schedule, quality and cost of the project is analyzed. In particular, the case of Site A is examined to see how the project is affected by those risk factors.

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“…•System and constraints for information flow and implementation of tacks of each stage of FED construction of soldiers' quarters are derived [19].…”

Section: Paik Et Almentioning

confidence: 99%

A Study on the Risk Management Strategy for Military Installations Project of Yongsan Relocation Plan Using Structural Equation Model

Yoon¹,

C²

2018

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Development of Business Process Model for Overseas Natural Gas Pipeline Project at the Project Planning Phase

Sin¹,

Si²,

Jang³

et al. 2012

Journal of The Korean Society of Civil Engineers

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Demand of Natural Gas (NG) consumption is continuously increasing by long service life and low environmental impact than other fossil fuels. Because of this reasons, Gas wells exploration and huge LNG plant construction project are being boosted world-widely. Especially, overseas NG pipe-line projects are emerging by considering safe and efficiency at the intercountry sections. At the same time, Korean contractors are being achieved to record-breaking performance at 2011's overseas construction market and 80% of new-record was attained from overseas plant construction projects. Nevertheless, Korean contractors are behind than overseas leading contractors by geographical distance from gas wells and concentrated demand for storage plant. In these reasons, this paper aims to develop the standardized business process model(BPM) for overseas NG pipe-line project at project planning phase to support the project entry. To this aim, first of all, extract the BPM through the broad literature and overseas construction market review and domestic/overseas pipe-line project analysis. Second, Test-bed was performed to confirm of practical applicability by 4 experts. And then 15 experts survey were performed to validate the usability and effectiveness of BPM for overseas NG pipe-line project. Consequently, if Korean contractors are using this BPM with their own know-how and experiences, it will be returned to more reasonable and rational references for decision making in overseas NG pipe-line project.

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Analysis of the Construction Process Managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Far East District Using IDEF0

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A Study on the Risk Management Strategy for Military Installations Project of Yongsan Relocation Plan Using Structural Equation Model

A Study on the Risk Management Strategy for Military Installations Project of Yongsan Relocation Plan Using Structural Equation Model

Development of Business Process Model for Overseas Natural Gas Pipeline Project at the Project Planning Phase

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