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System dynamics approach for quantitative risk allocation

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posted on 2013-09-01, 00:00 authored by Farnad NasirzadehFarnad Nasirzadeh, M Khanzadi, M Rezaie
Allocation of construction risks between clients and their contractors has a significant impact on the total construction costs. This paper presents a system dynamics (SD)-based approach for quantitative risk allocation. Using the proposed SD based approach, all the factors affecting the risk allocation process are modeled. The contractor’s defensive strategies against the one-sided risk allocation are simulated using governing feedback loops. The full-impact of different risk allocation strategies may efficiently be modeled, simulated and quantified in terms of time and cost by the proposed object-oriented simulation methodology. The project cost is simulated at different percentages of risk allocation and the optimum percentage of risk allocation is determined as a point in which the project cost is minimized. To evaluate the performance of the proposed method, it has been implemented in a pipe-line project. The optimal risk allocation strategy is determined for the inflation risk as one of the most important identified risks.

History

Journal

International journal of industrial engineering and production research

Volume

24

Pagination

237-246

Location

Tehran, Iran

ISSN

2008-4889

Language

eng

Publication classification

C Journal article, C1.1 Refereed article in a scholarly journal

Copyright notice

2013, IUST Publication

Issue

3

Publisher

Iran University of Science & Technology

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