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Research Student

C0110
Nimesha Sahani JAYASENA

Nimesha Sahani JAYASENA

Biography

Obtained the B.Sc. (Hons) degree with a first class and the Masters degree from University of Moratuwa, SriLanka

Supervisor

Chief Supervisor: Cr. Dr. Daniel W.M. Chan
Co-supervisor: Professor Mohan Kumaraswamy

Area of Research

Smart Cities
Smart Infrastructure
Public-Private Partnership

Nimesha Sahani JAYASENA - arer of research

Research Scope

The growing demands for urbanisation and focused sustainable development is required to be merged into a common goal for urban development activities throughout the world.In such a context, the concept of “smart city” has been identified as an ideal solution to achieve sustainable urban development and this in turn requires the  development  of  smart  infrastructure.In developing  smart  infrastructure,  challenges  often  arise  when sourcing  investments  and  managing  stakeholders.  PPP  is  seen  as  a  route  to  overcome  many  of  those challenges.Therefore, the scope of the research is to develop PPP models for optimising and accelerating the development of smart infrastructure development projects.

Research Methodology

Research Approach:Mixed Approach
Data collection: In-depth interviews,Case Studies,Focus group meetings, Desktop Study
Data Analysis: Content analysis through NVivo software, System Dynamics, Factor analysis

Prizes and Awards

Gold medal for the Facilities Management Graduand who has obtained highest overall Grade Point Average of 3.8 or above at the Honours Degree of Bachelor of Science in Facilities Management examinations (Donated by RICS Sri Lanka)

Publication List

  • 1.Jayasena,N.S.,Chan,D.W.M.and Kumaraswamy,M.(2020), "A systematic literature review and analysis towardsdevelopingPPPmodelsfordeliveringsmartinfrastructure",BuiltEnvironmentProjectandAssetManagement,https://doi.org/10.1108/BEPAM-11-2019-0124
  • 2.Jayasena,  N.S.,  Mallawaarachchi,  H.  and  De  Silva,  L.(2019),   “Environmental Sustainability of Facilities Management:   Analytical Hierarchy   Process   (AHP)   based Model for Evaluation”,Built  Environment  Project  and  Asset Management, 10(2), 261-276.
  • 3.Perera  W.Y.,  Perera  J.B.K.S.  and  Jayasena  N.S.  (2019),“Adaptability  of  the  Shared  Workspace  Concept,  for OfficeBuildings in SriLanka”,Intelligent Buildings International. DOI:10.1080/17508975.2019.1588701
  • 4.Jayasena  N.S.,  Mallawaarachchi,  H.  and Waidyasekara,K.G.A.S.,   (2019).   Stakeholder   Analysis For   Smart   CityDevelopment   Project:   An   Extensive Literature   Review,MATEC Web of Conferences, 266,pp. 06012
  • 5.Jayasena  N.S.,  Mallawaarachchi,  H.  and Waidyasekara,K.G.A.S., (2019). A Critical Review on the Drivers and Barriers for Enabling Smart Cities, in the Ninth International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operations Management (IEOM2019). Pp. 2405-2413.http://www.ieomsociety.org/ieom2019/papers/542.pdf
  • 6.Jayasena   N.,   Mallawaarachchi   H.   and   WaidyasekaraK.G.A.S., (2018). Initiating Smart City Concept for Sustainable Urban   Development:   A   Literature   Review,in   the   Tenth International Conference on Construction in the21st Century(CITC-10). Pp 469-477.
  • 7.Jayasena     N.and     Mallawaarachchi     H.,     (2018). Environmental    Sustainability    Assessment    for Facilities Management:  Apparel  Sector  in  Sri  Lanka,in  the  7th  World Construction  Symposium  2018:  Built Asset  Sustainability:Rethinking Design,Construction and Operations. pp 223-232.
  • 8.Jayasena  N.S.,  Mallawaarachchi,  H.and Waidyasekara,K.G.A.S.,    (2018).    Stakeholder    analysis for    smart    city development: a project based framework, in the International Conference     on     Built Environment     and     Engineering(IConBEE2018).
  • 9.Herath  H.M.P.K.,  Rajini  D.,  Rathnayake  U.  and JayasenaN.,  (2018).  Customer  Relationship Management  in  Facilities Management: A Study of Office Buildings in Sri Lanka, in the7th   World Construction   Symposium   2018:   Built   Asset Sustainability:Rethinking Design,Construction and Operations. pp 185-194.
  • 10.Manoj   S.,   Mallawaarachchi   H.,   Soorige   S.D.A.   and Jayasena  N.,  (2018).  Accessibility  of  Emergency Evacuation for Differently Abled People in Public Hospital Buildings in SriLanka:  The  National  Policy Enhancements,  in  the  7th  World Construction Symposium  2018:Built  Asset  Sustainability:Rethinking Design,Construction and Operations. Pp13-22.
  • 11.Kumari,L.M.T.,   Kulatunga,   U.,   Madusanka,   N.   and Jayasena,N.(2018). Embodied Carbon Reduction Strategiesfor   Buildings,   in   the   Ninth   International Conference   on Sustainable Built Environment (ICSBE 2018). pp 113-125.

Hobbies

Listening to music

 

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