OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of Engineering Construction and Architectural Management is 26. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-02-01 to 2025-02-01.)

Article	Citations
Empirical investigation of factors that enhance development of technology in design process improvement in architecture education: analyses of students' views	86
Border-crossing frequencies of CO₂ embodied in international trade of construction products for final demand	56
Consumer purchase intention for extrinsic and intrinsic cues of construction and demolition waste recycled products	47
The demand hierarchy of the government and investors in PPP projects	44
Reference section identification of construction specifications by a deep structured semantic model	41
Dynamic assessment of the abatement effects of the low-carbon practices in the prefabricated building supply chain	40
Construction projects delay mitigation using integrated balanced scorecard and quality function deployment	40
Configuration processing and construction of large-span karbandi vaults: a case of the karbandi vaulting of Haj-Mohammad-Qoli Timche in Tabriz Historic Bazaar	40
Building information modelling adoption for construction waste reduction in the construction industry of a developing country	37
Quantitative insights into collaboration in BIM-enabled projects: a PLS-SEM approach	36
Three-phase CPLEX with quota auction mechanism for dedicated resource-constrained multi-project scheduling problem with calendar constraints	36
Strategies for implementation of green roofs in developing countries	33
How can economic development and carbon reduction in commercial buildings be reconciled? Evidence from Chinese cities	33
A comprehensive evaluation of factors influencing offsite construction and BIM integration in the construction industry	33
Knowledge discovery of correlations between unsafe behaviors within construction accidents	33
How to mobilize owner-dynamic capabilities in megaprojects? A tripartite evolutionary game approach	31
Investigating the adoption of social media in the construction industry: empirical evidence from project teams in China	31
Prediction of construction accident outcomes based on an imbalanced dataset through integrated resampling techniques and machine learning methods	31
Proposing a multifaceted model for adopting prefabricated construction technology in the construction industry	30
Time-cost optimization in repetitive project scheduling with limited resources	30
Impact of mobilization costs on schedule performance of highway projects	29
Prioritizing the effective strategies for construction and demolition waste management using fuzzy IDOCRIW and WASPAS methods	29
Managing project scope creep in construction industry	27
What affects the corporate social responsibility practices of Chinese international contractors considering dynamic interactions? A hybrid structural equation modeling–fuzzy cognitive map approach	27
Editorial	27

Rural access programs in Yemen: delay of international funded road projects