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Chen, C (2016) Crane planning optimization for construction, Unpublished PhD Thesis, , National University of Singapore (Singapore).
Danlei, Z (2019) The social and market outcomes of green buildings from developer and resident perspectives: The case of Singapore, Unpublished PhD Thesis, , National University of Singapore.
Kumar, V (2019) Developing COBie dataset management system (CDMS) to enhance usability of building information model-facilities management information exchange standard, Unpublished PhD Thesis, , National University of Singapore.
Ling, F Y-Y (1998) Multi-attribute decision making model for evaluation and selection of consultants for design-and-build projects in Singapore, Unpublished PhD Thesis, , National University of Singapore.
Manocha, N (2018) Infrastructure investments under deep uncertainty, Unpublished PhD Thesis, , National University of Singapore (Singapore).
- Type: Thesis
- Keywords: flexibility; genetic algorithms; real options; uncertainty; water resource; decision making; case studies
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- URL: https://www.proquest.com/docview/2085253520
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This thesis presents an overarching framework that can support decision making under deep uncertainty. It starts with the existing adaptation tipping points and adaptation pathways approaches and extends them by means of a Real Options Valuation. A Real Options Valuation is a tool that can quantify, in economic units; the flexibility generated from using adaptive approaches. A detailed methodology for applying real options in the context of water resources management is discussed in this study. Thereafter, the developed pathway map is post-processed to select a subset of preferred pathways by means of informal and formal sequencing approaches namely the “Build Up” and “Build to Target” approaches. Finally, multi objective genetic algorithms are used to computationally support the design and sub-selection of the preferred pathways. The overarching framework is exemplified by means of two case studies. They are both focused on flood management; however they differ in size and geographical location.
Ong, J (2019) Enabling lean through using shared mental models for precast construction in Singapore, Unpublished PhD Thesis, , National University of Singapore.
Suzuki, K (2018) The impact of national culture on communication management: Japanese contractors in Singapore construction industry, Unpublished PhD Thesis, , National University of Singapore.