From bombs to buildings

By Michael Gladwin Michael Gladwin 2006-10-20T00:00:00

Monte Carlo analysis has been around since the 1940s when it was used in the complex calculations required to build the atom bomb. Now it’s performed to gauge risk on construction projects, but if not used properly it can be a misleading tool. Faithful+Gould’s Mike Gladwin explains how to get ...

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