The Observational Method in Civil Engineering: Minimising Risk, Maximising Economy
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The Observational Method in Civil Engineering: Minimising Risk, Maximising Economy

by Anthony O'Brien, Alan Powderham

Construction Civil Engineering Risk Management
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The Observational Method in Civil Engineering presents a focused examination of an approach designed to minimise risk and maximise economy. Written for civil engineering readers, it addresses the role of observation, uncertainty, and practical decision-making in developing and managing engineering projects.

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The Observational Method in Civil Engineering examines an approach to managing uncertainty in engineering projects.

Its focus is on minimising risk while maximising economy, making it relevant to professionals concerned with practical and efficient project decisions.

The book offers a civil engineering perspective on using observation and ongoing assessment as part of project management.

It is suited to readers seeking a focused resource on risk, economy, and decision-making in civil engineering.

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