Dave Disha Jay

CM4050

 The research examines two marine jetty construction methods: the End-On Method and the Jack-Up Platform Method. The End-On Method uses a gantry for piling from shore, minimizing environmental impact and adapting to various seabed types, making it suitable for ecologically sensitive areas. In contrast, the Jack-Up Platform Method employs a self-elevating platform, providing stability in deeper waters and improving safety and efficiency. The research includes a cost-time analysis and utilizes scheduling software to optimize construction, aiming to enhance the quality and sustainability of marine infrastructure by offering stakeholders a detailed comparison of both methods' advantages and limitations.