Mohamed Marzouk

Prof. Mohamed Marzouk

Structural Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering, Cairo University, Giza 12613, Egypt
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Academic Career Length

25Years (2002-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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1 January 2014 in Resources, Conservation and Recycling
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Mohamed MarzoukMohamed Marzouk
Mohamed Marzouk
SAShimaa Azab
Shimaa Azab

1 January 2014 in Journal of Advanced Research
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Mohamed MarzoukMohamed Marzouk
Mohamed Marzouk
TETarek I. El-Rasas
Tarek I. El-Rasas
Construction delays are common problems in civil engineering projects in Egypt. These problems occur frequently during project life-time leading to disputes and litigation. Therefore, it is essential to study and analyze causes of construction delays. This research presents a list of construction delay causes retrieved from literature. The feedback of construction experts was obtained through interviews. Subsequently, a questionnaire survey was prepared. The questionnaire survey was distributed to thirty-three construction experts who represent owners, consultants, and contractor's organizations. Frequency Index, Severity Index, and Importance Index are calculated and according to the highest values of them the top ten delay causes of construction projects in Egypt are determined. A case study is analyzed and compared to the most important delay causes in the research. Statistical analysis is carried out using analysis of variance ANOVA method to test delay causes, obtained from the survey. The test results reveal good correlation between groups while there is significant difference between them for some delay causes and finally roadmap for prioritizing delay causes groups is presented.

1 November 2021 in Journal of Building Engineering
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IAIslam Atta
Islam Atta
EBEmad S. Bakhoum
Emad S. Bakhoum
Mohamed MarzoukMohamed Marzouk
Mohamed Marzouk

17 January 2018 in Construction Innovation
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MZMohamed Zaher
Mohamed Zaher
David John GreenwoodDavid John Greenwood
David John Greenwood
Mohamed MarzoukMohamed Marzouk
Mohamed Marzouk
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to facilitate the process of monitoring construction projects. Classic practice for construction progress tracking relies on paper reports, which entails a serious amount of manual data collection as well as the effort of imagining the actual progress from the paperwork. Design/methodology/approach: This paper presents a new methodology for monitoring construction progress using smartphones. This is done by proposing a new system consisting of a newly-developed application named “BIM-U” and a mobile augmented reality (AR) channel named “BIM-Phase”. “BIM-U” is an Android application that allows the end-user to update the progress of activities onsite. These data are used to update the project’s 4D model enhanced with different cost parameters such as earned value, actual cost and planned value. The “BIM-Phase” application is a mobile AR channel that is used during construction phase through implementing a 4D “as-planned” phased model integrated with an augmented video showing real or planned progress. Findings: The results from the project are then analysed and assessed to anticipate the potential of these and similar techniques for tracking time and cost on construction projects. Originality/value: The proposed system through “BIM-U” and “BIM Phase” exploits the potential of mobile applications and AR in construction through the use of handheld mobile devices to offer new possibilities for measuring and monitoring work progress using building information modelling.

1 December 2014 in Energy and Buildings
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Mohamed MarzoukMohamed Marzouk
Mohamed Marzouk
AAAhmed Abdelaty
Ahmed Abdelaty

1 January 2016 in Automation in Construction
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Mohamed MarzoukMohamed Marzouk
Mohamed Marzouk
AAAhmed Abubakr
Ahmed Abubakr