Traditional techniques for project modelling have not adequately incorporated some factors that are essential for resource planning and management. This paper describes a new approach for project modelling that uses Timed Coloured Petri nets (TCPNs), to facilitate resource allocation in projects under constraints, commonly encountered in practice since TCPNs provide a powerful formalism for representing and analysing parallel systems. However, up to now, very little has been done to integrate this graphical and mathematical tool with the area of project management. TCPN models can be used to analyse interdependencies, criticality, substitution, conflicting resource priorities and variations in the availability of resources. This paper proposes a new model, demonstrating its usefulness for real-Time activity scheduling in a resource-constrained project environment. The analysed case study regards the construction of an Italian highway.
Timed coloured petri nets and project management applications / Bevilacqua, M.; Ciarapica, F. E.; Mazzuto, G.. - ELETTRONICO. - 2017:(2017), pp. 251-256. (Intervento presentato al convegno 22nd Summer School "Francesco Turco" - Industrial Systems Engineering 2017 tenutosi a Mondello Palace HotelViale Principe di ScaleaMondello, Palermo; Italy nel 13 September 2017 through 15 September 2017).
Timed coloured petri nets and project management applications
Bevilacqua M.;Ciarapica F. E.;Mazzuto G.
2017-01-01
Abstract
Traditional techniques for project modelling have not adequately incorporated some factors that are essential for resource planning and management. This paper describes a new approach for project modelling that uses Timed Coloured Petri nets (TCPNs), to facilitate resource allocation in projects under constraints, commonly encountered in practice since TCPNs provide a powerful formalism for representing and analysing parallel systems. However, up to now, very little has been done to integrate this graphical and mathematical tool with the area of project management. TCPN models can be used to analyse interdependencies, criticality, substitution, conflicting resource priorities and variations in the availability of resources. This paper proposes a new model, demonstrating its usefulness for real-Time activity scheduling in a resource-constrained project environment. The analysed case study regards the construction of an Italian highway.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.