Planowanie realizacji przedsięwzięć budowlanych z uwzględnieniem ryzyka projektowego
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https://doi.org/10.24425/ace.2023.144191Abstrakt
Złożone przedsięwzięcia budowlane wymagają odpowiedniego planowania, które umożliwia optymalizację czasowo-kosztową, maksymalizację wykorzystania dostępnych zasobów i odpowiednią kontrolę inwestycji. W pracy opisano rozwinięcie tradycyjnie stosowanej w Polsce metody harmonogramowania, opartej na danych pochodzących z katalogów KNR, poprzez wykorzystanie programu RiskyProject Professional. W programie RiskyProject Professional zamodelowano ryzyko i niepewność w nawiązaniu do konkretnego projektu budowlanego, a wyniki obliczeń porównano z czasem rzeczywistym realizacji przedsięwzięcia. Wnioski z przeprowadzonych prac potwierdzają, że analiza SRA bazowego harmonogramu umożliwia wierniejsze odwzorowanie warunków rzeczywistych przedsięwzięcia budowlanego. Prawdopodobieństwo realizacji inwestycji wygenerowane na podstawie analizy SRA, może być przyjmowane na poziomie 75÷90%.Bibliografia
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