An Open CMMS-Derived Benchmark for Building-Maintenance Work-Order Dispatching with a Decision Map Keyed on Crew Utilization

An open benchmark built from computerized maintenance management system (CMMS) work-order records, with a decision map that shows, as a function of crew utilization, when learned dispatching policies outperform classical priority rules.

@unpublished{zhangopen,
  title     = {An Open CMMS-Derived Benchmark for Building-Maintenance Work-Order Dispatching with a Decision Map Keyed on Crew Utilization},
  author    = {Zhang, Z. and Ku Chia, T. P. and Tang, J.},
  note      = {Under review at ASCE Journal of Computing in Civil Engineering}
}

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