J WANG

Dr. J WANG

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Academic Career Length

4Years (2023-Present)

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

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27 October 2023 in Complexity
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YWYingli Wang
Yingli Wang
GQGuobin Qiu
Guobin Qiu
JWJ WANG
J WANG
QSQI SUN
QI SUN
This study introduces the enhanced dynamic network DEA, an innovative algorithmic extension of the foundational data envelopment analysis (DEA), to assess the sustainable development efficiency of Jiangxi Province’s “Internet Plus Logistics” sector from 2002 to 2016. This methodology leverages a comprehensive evaluation indicator system, emphasizing waterway, highway, and railway logistics outputs. The integration of custom algorithms into the CCR and BCC models has provided a deeper insight into efficiency trends and highlighted the need for a shift to an intensive economic model. Key findings pinpoint specific inefficiencies and their causes, emphasizing the value of our method in offering precise insights. Ultimately, this research not only advances the DEA methodological landscape but also offers strategic directions for sustainable development in “Internet Plus Logistics.”

19 October 2025 in Buildings
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YSYi Shen
Yi Shen
JWJ WANG
J WANG
GJGuanhang Jin
Guanhang Jin
Prefabricated building projects represent industrialized and intelligent construction through factory production, standardized design, and mechanized assembly. This study presents a multi-agent simulation approach to model the prefabricated construction process, allowing for the concurrent optimization of the prefabricated component (PC) splitting design and the construction organization plan through iterative simulation. (1) Employing a questionnaire survey, it identifies critical factors affecting schedule and cost from a design–construction coordination perspective. (2) Based on these findings, an agent-based model was developed incorporating PC installation, crane operations, and storage yard spatial constraints, along with interaction rules governing these agents. (3) Data interoperability was achieved among Revit, NetLogo3D and Navisworks. This integrated environment offers project managers digital management of design and construction plans, simulation support, and visualization tools. Simulation results confirm that a hybrid resource allocation strategy utilizing both tower cranes and mobile cranes enhances resource leveling, accelerates schedule performance, and improves cost efficiency.