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6.3 Suspended Ceiling Design Process - Bilkent University

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Figure 5.1: Two Coupled Activities of Elevator <strong>Design</strong> <strong>Process</strong> (a) IDEF0<br />

Model (b) Activity-based DSM<br />

The representation of the same relationships in an activity-based DSM<br />

(Figure 5.1b) does not lend itself to further analysis either. In order to<br />

analyze the situation in detail, a parameter-based DSM can be produced<br />

(Figure 5.2a). The Parameter-based DSM shows the information flows<br />

(dependencies) between the parameter decision points in two activities<br />

and works as a detailed process map. When the DSM is partitioned, the<br />

optimum sequence of the decisions is obtained (Figure 5.2b). Although<br />

iteration can not be removed from the process totally, its scope is<br />

minimized.<br />

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