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SPECIFICATION IMPROVEMENTS FOR ENHANCED CONSTRUCTABILITY. INTERIM REPORT

F Hugo, James T. O’Connor, E M Stamm

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Specific problems with highway specifications that hinder constructability are identified and analyzed. Problem frequencies are represented in cross classification tables, considering affected project element, problem type, and apparent causal factor. A process for periodically updating specifications is presented and critiqued.

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Specific problems with highway specifications that hinder constructability are identified and analyzed. Problem frequencies are represented in cross classification tables, considering affected project element, problem type, and apparent causal factor. A process for periodically updating specifications is presented and critiqued.

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Specific problems with highway specifications that hinder constructability are identified and analyzed. Problem frequencies are represented in cross classification tables, considering affected project element, problem type, and apparent causal factor. A process for periodically updating specifications is presented and critiqued.

Key concepts: Constructability, Interim, Process (computing), Falsifiability, Computer science, Engineering, Construction engineering, Risk analysis (engineering)

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