American Society of Civil Engineers 2002: Vol 18 Index

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2002 ANNUAL INDEX
Civil Engineering Database Keyword Index
The Civil Engineering Database (CEDB) is Conflict Applying Evidential Reasoning to Prequalifying
designed to provide free, easy bibliographic Improving Satisfaction through Conflict Construction Contractors. — M. Sonmez, G.
access to all ASCE publications. The database Stimulation and Resolution in Value D. Holt, J. B. Yang, and G. Graham; 18(3),
covers ASCE documents published since 1972. It Management in Construction Projects. — Mei- 111-9 (2002).
provides access to all the journals, conference yung Leung, S. Thomas Ng, and Sai-On Information Technology Planning Framework for
proceedings, books, standards, = manuals, Cheung; 18(2), 68-75 (2002). Japanese General Contractors. — Feniosky
magazines, and newspapers. The index terms Pena-Mora and Shunsuke Tanaka; 18(3),
Constraints
below were assigned to papers published in this 138-49 (2002).
Renovation Projects: Design Process Problems
journal during 2002 from a CEDB keyword Contracts
and Improvement Mechanisms. — Panagiotis
list. The CEDB and keyword list can be accessed Finding the Optimal Contractual Arrangement for
on the Web at http://www. pubs.asce.org/ Mitropoulos and Gregory A. Howell; 18(4), Projects on Process Job Sites. — D. Bower and
cedbsrch. html. 179-85 (2002). A. Merna; 18(1), 17-20 (2002).
Construction Incentive Mechanisms for Project Success. — D.
Agreements Process Model for Administrating Construction Bower, G. Ashby, K. Gerald, and W. Smyk;
Finding the Optimal Contractual Arrangement for Claims. — M. Asem U. Abdul-Malak, Mustafa 18(1), 37-43 (2002).
Projects on Process Job Sites. — D. Bower and M. H. El-Saadi, and Marwan G. Abou-Zeid; Guidelines for Warranty Contracting for Highway
A. Merna; 18(1), 17-20 (2002). 18(2), 84-94 (2002). Construction. — Benjamin P. Thompson,
Alignments Construction Partnering Process and Associated Stuart D. Anderson, Jeffrey S. Russell, and
Incentive Mechanisms for Project Success. — D. Critical Success Factors: Quantitative Awad S. Hanna; 18(3), 129-37 (2002).
Bower, G. Ashby, K. Gerald, and W. Smyk; Investigation. — Eddie W. L. Cheng and Heng Cost estimates
18(1), 37-43 (2002). Li; 18(4), 194-202 (2002). Software Development Cost Estimation for
Architect/engineers Construction industry Infrastructure Systems. — Brian L. Smith;
Relationship between Personality Traits and Improving Satisfaction through Conflict 18(3), 104-10 (2002).
Performance for Engineering and Architectural Stimulation and Resolution in Value Costs
Professionals Providing Design Services. — Management in Construction Projects. — Mei- Reasons for Cost and Schedule Increase for
Paul G. Carr, Jesus M. de la Garza, and yung Leung, S. Thomas Ng, and Sai-On Engineering Design Projects. — Andrew
Michael C. Vorster; 18(4), 158-66 (2002). Cheung; 18(2), 68-75 (2002). Shing-Tao Chang; 18(1), 29-36 (2002).
Illustrative Benchmarking Rework and Rework
Benefit cost ratios Illustrative Benchmarking Rework and Rework
Costs in Swedish Construction Industry. —
Cost Structure and Profitability of Design Costs in Swedish Construction Industry. —
Per-Erik Josephson, Bengt Larsson, and Heng
Services Industry. — Michael W. Hurley and Per-Erik Josephson, Bengt Larsson, and Heng Li; 18(2), 76-83 (2002).
Ali Touran; 18(4), 167-72 (2002).
Li; 18(2), 76-83 (2002).
Data analysis
Bids Maintainability Implemented by Third-Party Budget and Schedule Success for Small Capital-
Problems Facing Parties Involved in Build, Contractor for Public Owner. — Blia Moua Facility Projects. — Zhili Gao, Gary R. Smith,
Operate, and Transport Projects in Egypt. — Her and Jeffrey S. Russell; 18(2), 95-102 and R. Edward Minchin, Jr.; 18(4), 186-93
Mohamed M. Askar and Ahmed A. Gab-Allah;
(2002). (2002).
18(4), 173-8 (2002).
Applying Evidential Reasoning to Prequalifying Decision making
Budgets Construction Contractors. — M. Sonmez, G. Applying Evidential Reasoning to Prequalifying
Budget and Schedule Success for Small Capital-
D. Holt, J. B. Yang, and G. Graham; 18(3), Construction Contractors. — M. Sonmez, G.
Facility Projects. — Zhili Gao, Gary R. Smith,
111-9 (2002). D. Holt, J. B. Yang, and G. Graham; 18(3),
and R. Edward Minchin, Jr; 18(4), 186-93
Framework of Success Criteria for Design/Build 111-9 (2002).
(2002).
Projects. — Albert P. C. Chan, David Scott, Design
Build/operate/transfer
and Edmond W. M. Lam, 18(3), 120-8 (2002). Reasons for Cost and Schedule Increase for
Problems Facing Parties Involved in Build,
Consultants Engineering Design Projects. — Andrew
Operate, and Transport Projects in Egypt. —
Perceptions of Construction Professionals Shing-Tao Chang; 18(1), 29-36 (2002).
Mohamed M. Askar and Ahmed A. Gab-Allah;
18(4), 173-8 (2002). Concerning Important Skills of Effective Relationship between Personality Traits and
Project Leaders. — K. T. Odusami; 18(2), 61-7 Performance for Engineering and Architectural
Buildings, office Professionals Providing Design Services.
(2002).
Renovation Projects: Design Process Problems Paul G. Carr, Jesus M. de la Garza, and
and Improvement Mechanisms. — Panagiotis Contractors Michael C. Vorster; 18(4), 158-66 (2002).
Mitropoulos and Gregory A. Howell; 18(4), Performance Modeling for Contractor Selection. Cost Structure and Profitability of Design
179-85 (2002). — Luis Fernando Alarcén and Claudio Services Industry. — Michael W. Hurley and
Claims Mourgues; 18(2), 52-60 (2002). Ali Touran; 18(4), 167-72 (2002).
Process Model for Administrating Construction Perceptions of Construction Professionals Renovation Projects: Design Process Problems
Claims. — M. Asem U. Abdul-Malak, Mustafa Concerning Important Skills of Effective and Improvement Mechanisms. — Panagiotis
M. H. El-Saadi, and Marwan G. Abou-Zeid; Project Leaders. — K. T. Odusami; 18(2), 61-7 Mitropoulos and Gregory A. Howell; 18(4),
18(2), 84-94 (2002). (2002). 179-85 (2002).
Computer software Maintainability Implemented by Third-Party Design/build
Software Development Cost Estimation for Contractor for Public Owner. — Blia Moua Finding the Optimal Contractual Arrangement for
Infrastructure Systems. — Brian L. Smith; Her and Jeffrey S. Russell; 18(2), 95-102 Projects on Process Job Sites. — D. Bower and
18(3), 104-10 (2002). (2002). A. Merna; 18(1), 17-20 (2002).
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2002 ANNUAL INDEX
Civil Engineering Database Keyword Index
The Civil Engineering Database (CEDB) is Conflict Applying Evidential Reasoning to Prequalifying
designed to provide free, easy bibliographic Improving Satisfaction through Conflict Construction Contractors. — M. Sonmez, G.
access to all ASCE publications. The database Stimulation and Resolution in Value D. Holt, J. B. Yang, and G. Graham; 18(3),
covers ASCE documents published since 1972. It Management in Construction Projects. — Mei- 111-9 (2002).
provides access to all the journals, conference yung Leung, S. Thomas Ng, and Sai-On Information Technology Planning Framework for
proceedings, books, standards, = manuals, Cheung; 18(2), 68-75 (2002). Japanese General Contractors. — Feniosky
magazines, and newspapers. The index terms Pena-Mora and Shunsuke Tanaka; 18(3),
Constraints
below were assigned to papers published in this 138-49 (2002).
Renovation Projects: Design Process Problems
journal during 2002 from a CEDB keyword Contracts
and Improvement Mechanisms. — Panagiotis
list. The CEDB and keyword list can be accessed Finding the Optimal Contractual Arrangement for
on the Web at http://www. pubs.asce.org/ Mitropoulos and Gregory A. Howell; 18(4), Projects on Process Job Sites. — D. Bower and
cedbsrch. html. 179-85 (2002). A. Merna; 18(1), 17-20 (2002).
Construction Incentive Mechanisms for Project Success. — D.
Agreements Process Model for Administrating Construction Bower, G. Ashby, K. Gerald, and W. Smyk;
Finding the Optimal Contractual Arrangement for Claims. — M. Asem U. Abdul-Malak, Mustafa 18(1), 37-43 (2002).
Projects on Process Job Sites. — D. Bower and M. H. El-Saadi, and Marwan G. Abou-Zeid; Guidelines for Warranty Contracting for Highway
A. Merna; 18(1), 17-20 (2002). 18(2), 84-94 (2002). Construction. — Benjamin P. Thompson,
Alignments Construction Partnering Process and Associated Stuart D. Anderson, Jeffrey S. Russell, and
Incentive Mechanisms for Project Success. — D. Critical Success Factors: Quantitative Awad S. Hanna; 18(3), 129-37 (2002).
Bower, G. Ashby, K. Gerald, and W. Smyk; Investigation. — Eddie W. L. Cheng and Heng Cost estimates
18(1), 37-43 (2002). Li; 18(4), 194-202 (2002). Software Development Cost Estimation for
Architect/engineers Construction industry Infrastructure Systems. — Brian L. Smith;
Relationship between Personality Traits and Improving Satisfaction through Conflict 18(3), 104-10 (2002).
Performance for Engineering and Architectural Stimulation and Resolution in Value Costs
Professionals Providing Design Services. — Management in Construction Projects. — Mei- Reasons for Cost and Schedule Increase for
Paul G. Carr, Jesus M. de la Garza, and yung Leung, S. Thomas Ng, and Sai-On Engineering Design Projects. — Andrew
Michael C. Vorster; 18(4), 158-66 (2002). Cheung; 18(2), 68-75 (2002). Shing-Tao Chang; 18(1), 29-36 (2002).
Illustrative Benchmarking Rework and Rework
Benefit cost ratios Illustrative Benchmarking Rework and Rework
Costs in Swedish Construction Industry. —
Cost Structure and Profitability of Design Costs in Swedish Construction Industry. —
Per-Erik Josephson, Bengt Larsson, and Heng
Services Industry. — Michael W. Hurley and Per-Erik Josephson, Bengt Larsson, and Heng Li; 18(2), 76-83 (2002).
Ali Touran; 18(4), 167-72 (2002).
Li; 18(2), 76-83 (2002).
Data analysis
Bids Maintainability Implemented by Third-Party Budget and Schedule Success for Small Capital-
Problems Facing Parties Involved in Build, Contractor for Public Owner. — Blia Moua Facility Projects. — Zhili Gao, Gary R. Smith,
Operate, and Transport Projects in Egypt. — Her and Jeffrey S. Russell; 18(2), 95-102 and R. Edward Minchin, Jr.; 18(4), 186-93
Mohamed M. Askar and Ahmed A. Gab-Allah;
(2002). (2002).
18(4), 173-8 (2002).
Applying Evidential Reasoning to Prequalifying Decision making
Budgets Construction Contractors. — M. Sonmez, G. Applying Evidential Reasoning to Prequalifying
Budget and Schedule Success for Small Capital-
D. Holt, J. B. Yang, and G. Graham; 18(3), Construction Contractors. — M. Sonmez, G.
Facility Projects. — Zhili Gao, Gary R. Smith,
111-9 (2002). D. Holt, J. B. Yang, and G. Graham; 18(3),
and R. Edward Minchin, Jr; 18(4), 186-93
Framework of Success Criteria for Design/Build 111-9 (2002).
(2002).
Projects. — Albert P. C. Chan, David Scott, Design
Build/operate/transfer
and Edmond W. M. Lam, 18(3), 120-8 (2002). Reasons for Cost and Schedule Increase for
Problems Facing Parties Involved in Build,
Consultants Engineering Design Projects. — Andrew
Operate, and Transport Projects in Egypt. —
Perceptions of Construction Professionals Shing-Tao Chang; 18(1), 29-36 (2002).
Mohamed M. Askar and Ahmed A. Gab-Allah;
18(4), 173-8 (2002). Concerning Important Skills of Effective Relationship between Personality Traits and
Project Leaders. — K. T. Odusami; 18(2), 61-7 Performance for Engineering and Architectural
Buildings, office Professionals Providing Design Services.
(2002).
Renovation Projects: Design Process Problems Paul G. Carr, Jesus M. de la Garza, and
and Improvement Mechanisms. — Panagiotis Contractors Michael C. Vorster; 18(4), 158-66 (2002).
Mitropoulos and Gregory A. Howell; 18(4), Performance Modeling for Contractor Selection. Cost Structure and Profitability of Design
179-85 (2002). — Luis Fernando Alarcén and Claudio Services Industry. — Michael W. Hurley and
Claims Mourgues; 18(2), 52-60 (2002). Ali Touran; 18(4), 167-72 (2002).
Process Model for Administrating Construction Perceptions of Construction Professionals Renovation Projects: Design Process Problems
Claims. — M. Asem U. Abdul-Malak, Mustafa Concerning Important Skills of Effective and Improvement Mechanisms. — Panagiotis
M. H. El-Saadi, and Marwan G. Abou-Zeid; Project Leaders. — K. T. Odusami; 18(2), 61-7 Mitropoulos and Gregory A. Howell; 18(4),
18(2), 84-94 (2002). (2002). 179-85 (2002).
Computer software Maintainability Implemented by Third-Party Design/build
Software Development Cost Estimation for Contractor for Public Owner. — Blia Moua Finding the Optimal Contractual Arrangement for
Infrastructure Systems. — Brian L. Smith; Her and Jeffrey S. Russell; 18(2), 95-102 Projects on Process Job Sites. — D. Bower and
18(3), 104-10 (2002). (2002). A. Merna; 18(1), 17-20 (2002).
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Maintainability Implemented by Third-Party Maintenance Project management
Contractor for Public Owner. — Blia Moua Maintainability Implemented by Third-Party Prototype Model for Build-Operate-Transfer Risk
Her and Jeffrey S. Russell; 18(2), 95-102 Contractor for Public Owner. — Blia Moua Assessment. — Tarek M. Zayed and Luh-Maan
(2002). Her and Jeffrey S. Russell; 18(2), 95-102 Chang; 18(1), 7-16 (2002)
Framework of Success Criteria for Design/Build (2002). Finding the Optimal Contractual Arrangement for
Projects. — Albert P. C. Chan, David Scott, Managers Projects on Process Job Sites. — D. Bower and
and Edmond W. M. Lam; 18(3), 120-8 (2002). Perceptions of Construction Professionals A. Merna; 18(1), 17-20 (2002).
Developing countries Concerning Important Skills of Effective Skunkworks Approach to Project Management.
Prototype Model for Build-Operate-Transfer Risk Project Leaders. — K. T. Odusami; 18(2), 61-7 — Michael Bommer, Renee DeLaPorte, and
Assessment. — Tarek M. Zayed and Luh-Maan (2002). James Higgins; 18(1), 21-8 (2002).
Chang; 18(1), 7-16 (2002). Models Reasons for Cost and Schedule Increase for
Egypt Performance Modeling for Contractor Selection. Engineering Design Projects. — Andrew
Problems Facing Parties Involved in Build, — Luis Fernando Alarcon and Claudio Shing-Tao Chang; 18(1), 29-36 (2002)
Operate, and Transport Projects in Egypt. — Mourgues; 18(2), 52-60 (2002). Incentive Mechanisms for Project Success. — D.
Mohamed M. Askar and Ahmed A. Gab-Allah; Process Model for Administrating Construction Bower, G. Ashby, K. Gerald, and W. Smyk;
18(4), 173-8 (2002). Claims. — M. Asem U. Abdul-Malak, Mustafa 18(1), 37-43 (2002).
Engineering firms M. H. El-Saadi, and Marwan G. Abou-Zeid; Perceptions of Construction Professionals
Cost Structure and Profitability of Design 18(2), 84-94 (2002). Concerning Important Skills of Effective
Services Industry. — Michael W. Hurley and Project Management Process Maturity (PM)? Project Leaders. — K. T. Odusami; 18(2), 61-7
Ali Touran; 18(4), 167-72 (2002). Model. — Young Hoon Kwak and C. William (2002).
Environmental engineering Ibbs; 18(3), 150-5 (2002). Improving Satisfaction through Conflict
Option Coverage Techniques for Environmental Motivation Stimulation and Resolution in Value
Projects. — Evan K. Paleologos and Ian Incentive Mechanisms for Project Success. — D. Management in Construction Projects. — Mei-
Lerche; 18(1), 3-6 (2002). Bower, G. Ashby, K. Gerald, and W. Smyk; yung Leung, S. Thomas Ng, and Sai-On
Failures 18(1), 37-43 (2002). Cheung; 18(2), 68-75 (2002).
Illustrative Benchmarking Rework and Rework Optimization Process Model for Administrating Construction
Costs in Swedish Construction Industry. — Finding the Optimal Contractual Arrangement for Claims. — M. Asem U. Abdul-Malak, Mustafa
Per-Erik Josephson, Bengt Larsson, and Heng Projects on Process Job Sites. — D. Bower and M. H. El-Saadi, and Marwan G. Abou-Zeid;
Li; 18(2), 76-83 (2002). A. Merna; 18(1), 17-20 (2002). 18(2), 84-94 (2002).
Financial factors Organizations Framework of Success Criteria for Design/Build
Cost Structure and Profitability of Design Project Management Process Maturity (PM)? Projects. — Albert P. C. Chan, David Scott,
Services Industry. — Michael W. Hurley and Model. — Young Hoon Kwak and C. William and Edmond W. M. Lam; 18(3), 120-8 (2002).
Ali Touran; 18(4), 167-72 (2002). Ibbs; 18(3), 150-5 (2002). Project Management Process Maturity (PM)?
Financial management Partnerships Model. — Young Hoon Kwak and C. William
Problems Facing Parties Involved in Build, Skunkworks Approach to Project Management. Ibbs; 18(3), 150-5 (2002).
Operate, and Transport Projects in Egypt. — — Michael Bommer, Renee DeLaPorte, and Problems Facing Parties Involved in Build,
Mohamed M. Askar and Ahmed A. Gab-Allah; James Higgins; 18(1), 21-8 (2002). Operate, and Transport Projects in Egypt. —
18(4), 173-8 (2002). Construction Partnering Process and Associated Mohamed M. Askar and Ahmed A. Gab-Allah;
Highway construction Critical Success Factors: Quantitative 18(4), 173-8 (2002).
Guidelines for Warranty Contracting for Highway Investigation. — Eddie W. L. Cheng and Heng Renovation Projects: Design Process Problems
Construction. — Benjamin P. Thompson, Li; 18(4), 194-202 (2002). and Improvement Mechanisms. — Panagiotis
Stuart D. Anderson, Jeffrey S. Russell, and Payment Mitropoulos and Gregory A. Howell; 18(4),
Awad S. Hanna; 18(3), 129-37 (2002). Option Coverage Techniques for Environmental 179-85 (2002).
Incentives Projects. — Evan K. Paleologos and Ian Budget and Schedule Success for Small Capital-
Incentive Mechanisms for Project Success. — D. Lerche; 18(1), 3-6 (2002). Facility Projects. — Zhili Gao, Gary R. Smith,
Bower, G. Ashby, K. Gerald, and W. Smyk;: Performance and R. Edward Minchin, Jr.; 18(4), 186-93
18(1), 37-43 (2002). Relationship between Personality Traits and (2002).
Information management Performance for Engineering and Architectural
Project planning
Information Technology Planning Framework for Professionals Providing Design Services. —
Skunkworks Approach to Project Management.
Japanese General Contractors. — Feniosky Paul G. Carr, Jesus M. de la Garza, and
— Michael Bommer, Renee DeLaPorte, and
Pena-Mora and Shunsuke Tanaka; 18(3), Michael C. Vorster; 18(4), 158-66 (2002).
James Higgins; 18(1), 21-8 (2002).
138-49 (2002). Personnel management Budget and Schedule Success for Small Capital-
Infrastructure Framework for Competency and Capability Facility Projects. — Zhili Gao, Gary R. Smith,
Software Development Cost Estimation for Assessment for Resource Allocation. — David and R. Edward Minchin, Jr; 18(4), 186-93
Infrastructure Systems. — Brian L. Smith; Trejo, Shekhar Patil, Stuart Anderson, and
(2002).
18(3), 104-10 (2002). Elizabeth Cervantes; 18(1), 44-9 (2002).
Prototypes
Japan Relationship between Personality Traits and
Prototype Model for Build-Operate-Transfer Risk
Information Technology Planning Framework for Performance for Engineering and Architectural
Assessment. — Tarek M. Zayed and Luh-Maan
Japanese General Contractors. — Feniosky Professionals Providing Design Services. —
Chang; 18(1), 7-16 (2002).
Pena-Mora and Shunsuke Tanaka; 18(3), Paul G. Carr, Jesus M. de la Garza, and
138-49 (2002). Michael C. Vorster; 18(4), 158-66 (2002). Renovation
Leadership Private sector Renovation Projects: Design Process Problems
Perceptions of Construction Professionals Prototype Model for Build-Operate-Transfer Risk and Improvement Mechanisms. — Panagiotis
Concerning Important Skills of Effective Assessment. — Tarek M. Zayed and Luh-Maan Mitropoulos and Gregory A. Howell; 18(4),
Project Leaders. — K. T. Odusami; 18(2), 61-7 Chang; 18(1), 7-16 (2002). 179-85 (2002).
(2002). Professional personnel Resource allocation
Liability Framework for Competency and Capability Framework for Competency and Capability
Option Coverage Techniques for Environmental Assessment for Resource Allocation. — David Assessment for Resource Allocation. — David
Projects. — Evan K. Paleologos and Ian Trejo, Shekhar Patil, Stuart Anderson, and Trejo, Shekhar Patil, Stuart Anderson, and
Lerche; 18(1), 3-6 (2002). Elizabeth Cervantes; 18(1), 44-9 (2002). Elizabeth Cervantes; 18(1), 44-9 (2002).
JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT IN ENGINEERING / OCTOBER 2002 / 205
Risk Operate, and Transport Projects in Egypt. — Value engineering
Performance Modeling for Contractor Selection. Mohamed M. Askar and Ahmed A. Gab-Allah; Improving _ Satisfaction _ through Conflict
— Luis Fernando Alarcon and Claudio 18(4), 173-8 (2002). Stimulation and Resolution in Value
Mourgues; 18(2), 52-60 (2002). Scheduling Management in Construction Projects. — Mei-
Risk analysis
Reasons for Cost and Schedule Increase for yung Leung, S. Thomas Ng, and Sai-On
Prototype Model for Build-Operate-Transfer Risk
Engineering Design Projects. — Andrew Cheung; 18(2), 68-75 (2002).
Assessment. — Tarek M. Zayed and Luh-Maan
Chang; 18(1), 7-16 (2002). Shing-Tao Chang; 18(1), 29-36 (2002). Warranties
Risk management Sweden Guidelines for Warranty Contracting for Highway
Option Coverage Techniques for Environmental Illustrative Benchmarking Rework and Rework Construction. — Benjamin P. Thompson,
Projects. — Evan K. Paleologos and Ian Costs in Swedish Construction Industry. — Stuart D. Anderson, Jeffrey S. Russell, and
Lerche; 18(1), 3-6 (2002). Per-Erik Josephson, Bengt Larsson, and Heng Awad S. Hanna; 18(3), 129-37 (2002).
Problems Facing Parties Involved in Build, Li; 18(2), 76-83 (2002).
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2002 ANNUAL INDEX
Author Index
Abdul-Malak, M. Asem U. Cervantes, Elizabeth Gerald, K.
Process Model for Administrating Construction Framework for Competency and Capability As- Incentive Mechanisms for Project Success. — D.
Claims. — M. Asem U. Abdul-Malak, Mustafa sessment for Resource Allocation. — David Bower, G. Ashby, K. Gerald, and W. Smyk;
M. H. El-Saadi, and Marwan G. Abou-Zeid; Trejo, Shekhar Patil, Stuart Anderson, and Eliza- 18(1), 37-43 (2002).
18(2), 84-94 (2002). beth Cervantes; 18(1), 44-9 (2002). Graham, G.
Abou-Zeid, Marwan G. Chan, Albert P. C. Applying Evidential Reasoning to Prequalifying
Process Model for Administrating Construction Framework of Success Criteria for Design/Build Construction Contractors. — M. Sonmez, G. D.
Claims. — M. Asem U. Abdul-Malak, Mustafa Projects. — Albert P. C. Chan, David Scott, and Holt, J. B. Yang, and G. Graham; 18(3), 111-9
M. H. El-Saadi, and Marwan G. Abou-Zeid; Edmond W. M. Lam; 18(3), 120-8 (2002). (2002).
18(2), 84-94 (2002). Hanna, Awad S.
Chang, Andrew Shing-Tao
Ahmad, Irtishad Reasons for Cost and Schedule Increase for Engi- Guidelines for Warranty Contracting for Highway
Editor’s Note. — Irtishad Ahmad; 18(1), 2 (2002). neering Design Projects. — Andrew Shing-Tao Construction. — Benjamin P. Thompson, Stuart
Editor’s Not— eIrt.ish ad Ahmad; 18(2), 51 (2002). Chang; 18(1), 29-36 (2002). D. Anderson, Jeffrey S. Russell, and Awad S.
Hanna; 18(3), 129-37 (2002).
Editor’s Note. — Irtishad Ahmad; 18(3), 103
Chang, Luh-Maan
(2002). Higgins, James
Prototype Model for Build-Operate-Transfer Risk
Editor’s Note. — Irtishad Ahmad; 18(4), 157 Skunkworks Approach to Project Management. —
Assessment. — Tarek M. Zayed and Luh-Maan
(2002). Michael Bommer, Renee DeLaPorte, and James
Chang; 18(1), 7-16 (2002). Higgins; 18(1), 21-8 (2002).
Alarcon, Luis Fernando
Performance Modeling for Contractor Selection. — Cheng, Eddie W. L. Holt, G. D.
Luis Fernando Alarcon and Claudio Mourgues; Construction Partnering Process and Associated Applying Evidential Reasoning to Prequalifying
18(2), 52-60 (2002). Critical Success Factors: Quantitative Construction Contractors. — M. Sonmez, G. D.
Investigation. — Eddie W. L. Cheng and Heng Holt, J. B. Yang, and G. Graham; 18(3), 111-9
Anderson, Stuart Li; 18(4), 194-202 (2002). (2002).
Framework for Competency and Capability As-
Cheung, Sai-On Howell, Gregory A.
sessment for Resource Allocation. — David
Improving Satisfaction through Conflict Stimula- Renovation Projects: Design Process Problems and
Trejo, Shekhar Patil, Stuart Anderson, and Eliza-
tion and Resolution in Value Management in Improvement Mechanisms. — Panagiotis
beth Cervantes; 18(1), 44-9 (2002).
Construction Projects. — Mei-yung Leung, S. Mitropoulos and Gregory A. Howell; 18(4),
Anderson, Stuart D. Thomas Ng, and Sai-On Cheung; 18(2), 68-75 179-85 (2002).
Guidelines for Warranty Contracting for Highway (2002). Hurley, Michael W.
Construction. — Benjamin P. Thompson, Stuart
D. Anderson, Jeffrey S. Russell, and Awad S. de la Garza, Jesus M. Cost Structure and Profitability of Design Services
Hanna; 18(3), 129-37 (2002). Relfaotriomnasnhciep fobre tEwnegeinn eePreirnsgo naalnidt yA rcThriatietcst uarnadl PPreor-- I1n8d(u4s)t, ry.1 67—- 72M ic(h2a00e2l) . W. Hurley and Ali Touran;
Ashby, G. fessionals Providing Design Services. — Paul G. Ibbs, C. William
Incentive Mechanisms for Project Success. — D. Carr, Jesus M. de la Garza, and Michael C. Project Management Process Maturity (PM)?
Bower, G. Ashby, K. Gerald, and W. Smyk; Vorster; 18(4), 158-66 (2002). Model. — Young Hoon Kwak and C. William
18(1), 37-43 (2002). Ibbs; 18(3), 150-5 (2002).
DeLaPorte, Renee
Askar, Mohamed M. Skunkworks Approach to Project Management. — Josephson, Per-Erik
Problems Facing Parties Involved in Build, Oper- Michael Bommer, Renee DeLaPorte, and James Illustrative Benchmarking Rework and Rework
ate, and Transport Projects in Egypt. — Mo- Higgins; 18(1), 21-8 (2002). Costs in Swedish Construction Industry. — Per-
hamed M. Askar and Ahmed A. Gab-Allah; Erik Josephson, Bengt Larsson, and Heng Li;
18(4), 173-8 (2002). E]-Saadi, Mustafa M. H. 18(2), 76-83 (2002).
Process Model for Administrating Construction
Bommer, Michael Kwak, Young Hoon
Claims. — M. Asem U. Abdul-Malak, Mustafa
Skunkworks Approach to Project Management. — Project Management Process Maturity (PM)?
M. H. El-Saadi, and Marwan G. Abou-Zeid;
Michael Bommer, Renee DeLaPorte, and James Model. — Young Hoon Kwak and C. William
18(2), 84-94 (2002).
Higgins; 18(1), 21-8 (2002). Ibbs; 18(3), 150-5 (2002).
Bower, D. Farr, John V. Lam, Edmond W. M.
Finding the Optimal Contractual Arrangement for Brian Lewis (1929—2001). — John V. Farr; 18(1), Framework of Success Criteria for Design/Build
Projects on Process Job Sites. — D. Bower and 1 (2002). Projects. — Albert P. C. Chan, David Scott, and
A. Merna; 18(1), 17-20 (2002). Gab-Allah, Ahmed A. Edmond W. M. Lam; 18(3), 120-8 (2002).
Problems Facing Parties Involved in Build, Oper- Larsson, Bengt
Bower, G. Ashby, K. Gerald, and W. Smyk; ate, and Transport Projects in Egypt. — Mo- Illustrative Benchmarking Rework and Rework
18(1), 37-43 (2002). hamed M. Askar and Ahmed A. Gab-Allah; Costs in Swedish Construction Industry. — Per-
18(4), 173-8 (2002). Erik Josephson, Bengt Larsson, and Heng Li;
Carr, Paul G.
Relationship between Personality Traits and Per- Gao, Zhili 18(2), 76-83 (2002).
formance for Engineering and Architectural Pro- Budget and Schedule Success for Small Capital- Lerche, Ian
fessionals Providing Design Services. — Paul G. Facility Projects. — Zhili Gao, Gary R. Smith, Option Coverage Techniques for Environmental
Cart, Jesus M. de la Garza, and Michael C. and R. Edward Minchin, Jr.; 18(4), 186-93 Projects. — Evan K. Paleologos and Ian Lerche;
Vorster; 18(4), 158-66 (2002). (2002). 18(1), 3-6 (2002).
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Leung, Mei-yung Odusami, K. T. Sonmez, M.
Improving Satisfaction through Conflict Stimula- Perceptions of Construction Professionals Con- Applying Evidential Reasoning to Prequalifying
tion and Resolution in Value Management in cerning Important Skills of Effective Project Construction Contractors. — M. Sonmez, G. D.
Construction Projects. — Mei-yung Leung, S. Leaders. — K. T. Odusami; 18(2), 61-7 (2002). Holt, J. B. Yang, and G. Graham; 18(3), 111-9
Thomas Ng, and Sai-On Cheung; 18(2), 68-75 Paleologos, Evan K. (2002).
(2002). Option Coverage Techniques for Environmental
Tanaka, Shunsuke
Li, Heng Projects. — Evan K. Paleologos and fan Lerche;
Information Technology Planning Framework for
Illustrative Benchmarking Rework and Rework 18(1), 3-6 (2002).
Costs in Swedish Construction Industry. — Per- Patil, Shekhar Japanese General Contractors. — Feniosky
Erik Josephson, Bengt Larsson, and Heng Li; Framework for Competency and Capability As- Pena-Mora and Shunsuke Tanaka; 18(3), 138-49
18(2), 76-83 (2002). sessment for Resource Allocation. — David (2002).
Construction Partnering Process and Associated Trejo, Shekhar Patil, Stuart Anderson, and Eliza- Thompson, Benjamin P.
Critical Success Factors: Quantitative beth Cervantes; 18(1), 44-9 (2002). Guidelines for Warranty Contracting for Highway
Investigation. — Eddie W. L. Cheng and Heng
Pena-Mora, Feniosky Construction. — Benjamin P. Thompson, Stuart
Li; 18(4), 194-202 (2002). Information Technology Planning Framework for D. Anderson, Jeffrey S. Russell, and Awad S.
Merna, A. Japanese General Contractors. — Feniosky Hanna; 18(3), 129-37 (2002).
Finding the Optimal Contractual Arrangement for Pena-Mora and Shunsuke Tanaka; 18(3), 138-49
Projects on Process Job Sites. — D. Bower and (2002). Touran, Ali
A. Merna; 18(1), 17-20 (2002). Russell, Jeffrey S. Cost Structure and Profitability of Design Services
Minchin, R. Edward, Jr. Maintainability Implemented by Third-Party Con- Industry. — Michael W. Hurley and Ali Touran;
Budget and Schedule Success for Small Capital- tractor for Public Owner. — Blia Moua Her and 18(4), 167-72 (2002).
Facility Projects. — Zhili Gao, Gary R. Smith, Jeffrey S. Russell; 18(2), 95-102 (2002). Trejo, David
and R. Edward Minchin, Jr.; 18(4), 186-93 Guidelines for Warranty Contracting for Highway Framework for Competency and Capability As-
(2002). Construction. — Benjamin P. Thompson, Stuart
sessment for Resource Allocation. — David
Mitropoulos, Panagiotis D. Anderson, Jeffrey S. Russell, and Awad S.
Trejo, Shekhar Patil, Stuart Anderson, and Eliza-
Renovation Projects: Design Process Problems and Hanna; 18(3), 129-37 (2002).
beth Cervantes; 18(1), 44-9 (2002).
Improvement Mechanisms. — _ Panagiotis Scott, David
Mitropoulos and Gregory A. Howell; 18(4), Framework of Success Criteria for Design/Build Vorster, Michael C.
179-85 (2002). Projects. — Albert P. C. Chan, David Scott, and Relationship between Personality Traits and Per-
Moua Her, Blia Edmond W. M. Lam; 18(3), 120-8 (2002). formance for Engineering and Architectural Pro-
Maintainability Implemented by Third-Party Con- Smith, Brian L. fessionals Providing Design Services. — Paul G.
tractor for Public Owner. — Blia Moua Her and Software Development Cost Estimation for Infra- Carr, Jesus M. de la Garza, and Michael C.
Jeffrey S. Russell; 18(2), 95-102 (2002). structure Systems. — Brian L. Smith; 18(3), Vorster; 18(4), 158-66 (2002).
Mourgues, Claudio 104-10 (2002). Yang, J. B.
Performance Modeling for Contractor Selection. — Smith, Gary R. Applying Evidential Reasoning to Prequalifying
Luis Fernando Alarcon and Claudio Mourgues; Budget and Schedule Success for Small Capital-
Construction Contractors. — M. Sonmez, G. D.
18(2), 52-60 (2002). Facility Projects. — Zhili Gao, Gary R. Smith,
Holt, J. B. Yang, and G. Graham; 18(3), 111-9
Ng, S. Thomas and R. Edward Minchin, Jr.; 18(4), 186-93
(2002).
Improving Satisfaction through Conflict Stimula- (2002).
tion and Resolution in Value Management in Smyk, W. Zayed, Tarek M.
Construction Projects. — Mei-yung Leung, S. Incentive Mechanisms for Project Success. — D. Prototype Model for Build-Operate-Transfer Risk
Thomas Ng, and Sai-On Cheung; 18(2), 68-75 Bower, G. Ashby, K. Gerald, and W. Smyk; Assessment. — Tarek M. Zayed and Luh-Maan
(2002). 18(1), 37-43 (2002). Chang; 18(1), 7-16 (2002).
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