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(CDR-2236) Mixed Forensic Schedule Analysis Methodologies – Proceed With Caution

Primary Author: Roger Nelson, PE
Co-Author(s): John C. Livengood, CCP CFCC PSP FAACE

Audience Focus: Intermediate
Application Type: Research
Venue: 2016 AACE International Annual Meeting, Toronto, ON, Canada

Abstract: Different forensic schedule delay methodologies identify delays to the critical path in different ways: similar to Metric and English systems that can both measure distance but do so using different units. Some experts combine two or more delay methodologies in a single analysis to generate a specific result. Akin to combining meters and yards into a single measurement of units even though they are different distances. This paper will identify the situations where using two or more methodologies in a single analysis makes sense or is necessary, and where combining methodologies generates misleading and inaccurate results. The understanding of how different methodologies measure forensic delay differently is a vital component of this discussion, and this paper will explore current understanding of this issue.
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