Books
1.M RANASINGHE, A Method to Analyze Viability
of Private Sector Participation in New Infrastructure Projects
in Sri Lanka, Institute of Policy Studies, Sri Lanka, Feb.
1998, ISBN 955-9122-67-3.
2. M RANASINGHE, Analysis of unique natural,
environmental and/or cultural assets threatened by development
projects: the case of Upper Kotmale Hydropower Project,
Institute of Policy Studies, Sri Lanka, April 1999, ISBN
955-9122-72-X.
International Publications
1. M RANASINGHE and A D Russell (1990),
Analytical alternative to simulation for economic risk analysis
of large engineering projects, Proceedings, Canadian Society
for Civil Engineering Annual Conference, Hamilton, Ontario,
3, pp. 311 330.
2. M RANASINGHE and A D Russell (1990),
Elicitation of subjective probabilities for risk analysis
in engineering construction, Managing Projects, Edited by
V Ireland and T Uher, 4, pp. 376 387.
3. A D Russell and M RANASINGHE (1990),
Decision framework for fast track construction, Managing
Projects, Edited by V Ireland and T Uher, 4, pp. 400 411.
4. M RANASINGHE and A D Russell (1991),
Economic risk analysis of large engineering projects, Canadian
Journal of Civil Engineering, 18(3), pp. 416 427.
5. A D Russell and M RANASINGHE (1991),
Decision framework for fast track construction: deterministic
analysis, Construction Management and Economics, E&FN
Spon, U.K., 9, pp. 467 479.
6. M RANASINGHE and A D Russell (1991),
Analytical method for quantification of economic risks during
feasibility analysis, Management, Quality and Economics
in Building, Edited by A.Bezelga and P.Brandon, E&FN
Spon, London, U.K., pp. 1311 1321. (invited paper).
7. M RANASINGHE and A D Russell (1992),
Analytical approach for economic risk quantification of
large engineering projects: validation, Construction Management
and Economics, E&FN Spon, U.K., 10, pp. 45 68.
8. M RANASINGHE and A D Russell (1992),
Treatment of correlation for risk analysis of engineering
projects, Journal of Civil Engineering Systems, Gordon &
Breach Science Publishers, U.K, 9, pp.17 39.
9. A D Russell and M RANASINGHE (1992),
Analytical approach for economic risk quantification of
large engineering projects", Construction Management
and Economics, E&FN Spon, U.K., 10, pp.207 301.
10. M RANASINGHE and A D Russell (1993),
Elicitation of subjective probabilities for economic risk
analysis : an investigation, Construction Management and
Economics, E&FN Spon, U.K., 11, pp. 326 340.
11. M RANASINGHE (1994), Quantification
and management of uncertainty in activity duration networks,
Construction Management and Economics, E&FN Spon, U.K,
12, pp. 15 29.
12. M RANASINGHE (1994), Contingency allocation
and management for building projects, Construction Management
and Economics, E&FN Spon, U.K., 12, pp. 233 243.
13. M RANASINGHE (1994), Extended benefit
cost analysis: quantifying some environmental impacts in
a hydropower project, Project Appraisal, Beech Tree Publishing,
U.K., 9(4), pp. 243 251.
14. M RANASINGHE (1995), CALM: an innovative
approach for contingency allocation and management for buildings,
Journal of Real Estate and Construction, Singapore University
Press, 5, pp. 83 97.
15. M RANASINGHE (1996), Mine restoration
bond for clay mining and its impact on the prices of building
materials in Sri Lanka, Construction Management and Economics,
E&FN Spon, U.K, 14, pp. 165-174.
16. M RANASINGHE (1996), Total project
cost under inflation: a simplified model for decision makers,
Construction Management and Economics, E&FN Spon, U.K.,
14, pp. 497-505.
17. M RANASINGHE (1997), Reconciling private
profitability and social costs: the case of clay mining
in Sri Lanka, Project Appraisal, Beech Tree Publishing,
U.K., 12(1), pp.31-42.
18. M RANASINGHE (1997), Bounds on the
value of waterfalls: a case study from a hydropower project,
Project Appraisal, Beech Tree Publishing, U.K., Vol. 12(3),
pp. 185-192.
19. P N Seneviratne and M RANASINGHE (1997),
Transportation infrastructure financing: evaluation of alternatives,
Journal of Infrastructure Systems, ASCE, 3(3), pp. 111-118.
20. M RANASINGHE (1997), A case study
on the value of waterfalls threatened by the construction
of a hydropower project in Sri Lanka, 1st International
Conference on Construction Industry Development: Building
the Future Together, Singapore, December 1997, 1, pp. 215-224.
21. M RANASINGHE (1997), Theme A2: Broad
Issues Relating to the Industry, 1st International Conference
on Construction Industry Development: Building the Future
Together, Singapore, Dec. 97, Sup. Vol., pp. 36-41.
22. M RANASINGHE and P Wanigasundara (1997),
The policy implications of private sector projects for water
supply in Sri Lanka, 1st International Conference on Construction
Industry Development: Building the Future Together, Singapore,
December 1997, 1, pp. 225-231.
23. M RANASINGHE (1998), Risk management
in the insurance industry: insights for the engineering
construction industry, Construction Management and Economics,
E&FN Spon, U.K., 16(1), pp. 31-39.
24. M RANASINGHE (1998), Thoughts on a
methodology to analyze viability of private-sector participation
in new infrastructure projects in developing countries,
Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal, Beech Tree Publishing,
U.K., 16(3), pp. 203-213.
25. M RANASINGHE (1998), Opportunities
for Financing Overseas Infrastructure Projects, Congress
Proceedings, The Third International Congress on Construction,
Singapore, May, pp. 119-124.
26. M RANASINGHE and Lum Sau Kim (1998),
Risk Analysis in Financing Overseas Infrastructure Projects,
Congress Proceedings, The Third International Congress on
Construction, Singapore, May 1998, pp. 139-144.
27. M RANASINGHE, K S Mathur and A D Russell
(1998), Lease or Build: A Case Study on the use of Risk
Simulation, ASCE Fifth Congress on Computing on Information
Technologies in Civil Engineering, Boston, Massachusetts,
October 1998, pp. 224-234.
28. M RANASINGHE, K S Mathur and C Leong
(1998), Computer-Aided Project Control Approach Based on
Risk Analysis, ASCE Fifth Congress on Computing on Information
Technologies in Civil Engineering, Boston, MA, October 1998,
pp. 259-268.
29. C Briffett, G Ofori, M RANASINGHE
and Gu G (1998), ISO 14000 Practical Implications for the
Construction Industry: Case Study in Singapore, Total Quality
Management in Construction: Towards Zero Defect, Edited
by T C Haupt, G Smith and O J Ebohon, Peninsula Technikon,
Cape Town, South Africa, November 1998, pp. 2-15.
30. M RANASINGHE (1999), Private sector
participation in infrastructure projects: A methodology
to analyze viability of BOT, Construction Management and
Economics, E&FN Spon, U.K., 17(4), pp. 613-623.
31. M RANASINGHE, Goh B-H and T Barathithasan
(1999), Estimating willingness to pay for urban water supply:
a comparison of artificial neural networks and multiple
regression analysis, Impact Assessment and Project Appraisal,
Beech Tree Publishing, U.K., 17(4) , pp. 273-281.
32. M RANASINGHE (1999), Perception of
risk in financing overseas infrastructure projects, Civil
and Environmental Engineering Conference (C&EEC), Bangkok,
Thailand, November 1999, 3, pp. V91-V100.
33. M RANASINGHE (1999), Value-for-money
based method to analyze viability of new infrastructure
projects, Civil and Environmental Engineering Conference
(C&EEC), Bangkok, Thailand, November 1999, 3, pp.V81-V90.
34. M RANASINGHE, Goh B-H and T Barathithasan
(1999), A comparative study of artificial neural networks
and multiple regression analysis in estimating willingness
to pay for urban water supply, 2nd International Conference
on Construction Industry Development, and 1st International
Conference of CIB TG 29 on Construction in Developing Countries:
Construction Industry Development in the new Millenium,
Singapore,, October 1999, pp. 270-280.
35. M. RANASINGHE (2000), Impact of correlation
and induced correlation on the estimation of project cost
of buildings, Construction Management and Economics, E&FN
Spon, U.K., 18(4), pp. 395-406.
36. Ong, S E and M. RANASINGHE (2000),
Portfolio Variance and Correlation Matrices, Journal of
Real Estate Portfolio Management, USA, 6(1), pp. 1-7.
37. Ofori, G., Briffet,C., Gu, G. and
M. RANASINGHE (2000), Impact of ISO 14000 on construction
enterprises in Singapore, Construction Management and Economics,
E&FN Spon, U.K., 18(8), pp. 935-947.
38. M RANASINGHE (2000), Analysis of uncertainty
in the valuation of cultural and natural assets, Cities
and Sustainability: Sustaining our Cultural Heritage, Chapter
4, pp. 4-62-4-69.
39. Fischer, T F and M. RANASINGHE (2001),
Culture and foreign companies’ of entry mode: the
case of Singapore building and construction industry, Construction
Management and Economics, E&FN Spon, U.K., 19(4), pp.
343-353.
40. M RANASINGHE (2001), Risk and uncertainty
analysis of unique natural, environmental or cultural assets
threatened by infrastructure projects, 3rd International
Conference on Construction Project Management, Singapore,
pp. 327-336.
41. M RANASINGHE (2001), Risk analysis
of an insurance firm: insights for decision-makers For investments
in engineering projects, Conference Proceedings, 5th Asia
Pacific Risk and Insurance Association Annual Conference,
Bangalore, India, July 2001, 1(B), pp. 19-25.
42. M RANASINGHE, D. M. Sooriyaarachchi,
A. H. Siribaddana and O. W. W. De Silva (2001), Environmental
management systems in construction sites in developing countries:
case study from Sri Lanka, 3rd International Conference
on Construction Project Management, Singapore, pp.159-169.
43. M RANASINGHE (2002), Risk and uncertainty
analysis of natural environmental assets threatened by hydropower
projects: case study from Sri Lanka, Energy for Sustainable
Development, VI(1), pp. 56-63.
44. L C Jayawardhana, A Manipura, A de
Alwis, S Pilapitiya, M RANASINGHE and I Abeygunawardena
(2002), Knowledge based management of solid waste for Sri
Lanka, Proceedings of the 6thWorld Congress on Integrated
Resources Management, Geneva, Switzerland, February 2002.
45. A Manipura, L C Jayawardhana, A de
Alwis, S Pilapitiya, M RANASINGHE and I Abeygunawardena,
(2002), Analysis and development of high rate composting
system using MSW in Sri Lanka, Proceedings of the 6thWorld
Congress on Integrated Resources Management, Geneva, Switzerland,
February 2002.
46. L C Jayawardhana, A Manipura, A de
Alwis, S Pilapitiya, M RANASINGHE and I Abeygunawardena
(2003), BESTCOMP: Expert System for Sri Lankan Solid Waste
Composting, Expert Systems with Applications, Elsevier,
24(3).
47. M RANASINGHE and M S U Perera (2003),
Private Sector Participation in the Rehabilitation of Water
Resources Projects, Knowledge Construction – Joint
International Symposium of CIB Working Commissions W55,
W65 and W 107, Singapore, October 2003, pp. 636-645.
48. M RANASINGHE and S D L Tilak (2003),
Host Country Requirement Index: Decision Making Model For
Investments In Infrastructure Projects, Knowledge Construction
– Joint International Symposium of CIB Working Commissions
W55, W65 and W 107, Singapore, October 2003, pp. 626-635.
49. N De Silva, C De Silva, C Leong and
M RANASINGHE (2003), RBF Model for Contingency Allocation
to Construction, Knowledge Construction – Joint International
Symposium of CIB Working Commissions W55, W65 and W 107,
Singapore, October 2003, pp. 695-706.
50. L C Jayawardhana, A Manipura, A de
Alwis, M RANASINGHE, I Abeygunawardena and S Pilapitiya
(2004), In need of solutions – experiences in managing
solid waste in Sri Lanka, Waste Management World, Journal
of the International Solid Waste Association, March-April
2004, pp. 66-70.
51. K D S Gunathilaka and M RANASINGHE
(2005), Toll Highways to Sri Lanka for Economic Development,
2nd International Conference on Business Management in the
Third World (ICBM 2005), March 2005, Colombo, pp. 511-519.
52. K D S Gunathilaka and M RANASINGHE
(2005), Reality Check of Financing Toll Highways to Sri
Lanka, 7th World Congress on Recovery, Recycling and Re-integration,
September 2005, Beijing, China.
53. M Perera and M RANASINGHE (2006),
Prompt List for Risk Management in Sri Lankan Software Industry,
2nd International Conference on Information and Automation
2006, Colombo, Sri Lanka, December 2006.
54. B Thoradeniya M RANASINGHE and Wijesekera
N T S, (2007), Social and environmental impacts of a mini-hydro
project on the Ma Oya basin in Sri Lanka, Proceedings of
the International Conference on Small Hydropower, October
2007, Sri Lanka, pp 331 – 341.
55. M RANASINGHE (2008), Stakeholder Consultation
in the Decision Making for Development Projects using Educated
Trade-offs (Keynote Address), CIB International Conference
on Building Education and Research, Building Resilience,
Ed. Richard Haigh and Dilanthi Amaratunga, Heritance Kandalama,
Sri Lanka, February 2008, pp 5-22.
56. B Thoradeniya and M RANASINGHE (2008),
Educated trade-offs for sustainable resource development
through stakeholder participation, CIB International Conference
on Building Education and Research, Building Resilience,
Ed. Richard Haigh and Dilanthi Amaratunga, Heritance Kandalama,
Sri Lanka, February 2008, pp 862-873.
57. N de Silva and M RANASINGHE (2010),
Maintainability risks of condominiums in Sri Lanka, Journal
of Financial Management of Property and Construction, Emerald
Group Publishing Ltd., 15(1), pp. 41-60.
58. N de Silva and M RANASINGHE (2010),
Maintainability of reinforced concrete flat roofs in Sri
Lanka, Structural Survey, 28(4).
59. M RANASINGHE (2012), University Research
and Commercialization - Experience of the University of
Moratuwa, International Symposium on Improving the Quality
of Life through Science, The Inaugural General Assembly
of Association of Academies and Societies of Sciences in
Asia (AASSA), Colombo, Sri Lanka, October 2012, pp. 67-72.
60. N De Silva, M RANASINGHE, C.R. De
Silva, and M. Thurairajah (2012), Architecture of Ensemble
Neural Networks for Risk Analysis, ASC 48th Annual International
Conference Proceedings , April 2012, Birmingham City University,
U.K.
61. N De Silva, M RANASINGHE and C.R.
De Silva (2012), Maintainability Approach for Lean Maintenance,
CIOB World Construction Conference 2012, June 2012, Colombo,
Sri Lanka.
62. N De Silva, M RANASINGHE and C.R.
De Silva (2012), Risk Factors Affecting to Building Maintenance
under Tropical Conditions, Journal of Financial Management
of Property and Construction, Emerald Group Publishing Ltd.,
17(3), pp.235-252.
63. N De Silva, M RANASINGHE and C.R.
De Silva (2013), Use of ANNs in Complex Risk Analysis Applications,
Built Environment Project and Asset Management, Emerald
Group Publishing Ltd., 3(1), pp 123-140.
64. S M Tanabe and M RANASINGHE (2013),
Viability of private sector involvement in infrastructure
project development in developing country, Proceedings,
The Second World Construction Symposium 2013: Socio Economic
Sustainability in Construction, June 2013, Colombo, Sri
Lanka, pp. 483-491.
65. S Weerapperuma, N de Silva, M Kumaraswamy
and M RANASINGHE (2013), Relationally integrated value networks
for sustainable procurement, Proceedings, The Second World
Construction Symposium 2013: Socio Economic Sustainability
in Construction, June 2013, Colombo, Sri Lanka, pp. 358-367.
66. M RANASINGHE (2013), Evidenced based
decision making in university education - case of the University
of Moratuwa, Evaluation for Change - 4th Biennial International
Conference, July 2013, Mt. Lavinia, Sri Lanka.
67. N De Silva, K.A.T.O. Ranadewa, M Coomaraswamy
and M RANASINGHE (2014), Better values and characteristics
in relationally integrated value networks to enhance total
asset management, The Third World Construction Symposium
2014: Sustainability and Development in Built Environment,
June 2014, Colombo, Sri Lanka.
68. D.A.K. Chathuranga, N De Silva, K.W.D.K.C.
Dahanayake and M RANASINGHE (2014), Impact of aesthetic
appearance to facilitate corporate business objectives in
organizations, The Third World Construction Symposium 2014:
Sustainability and Development in Built Environment, June
2014, Colombo, Sri Lanka.
69. S.M.Tanabe, M.A Shelbourn and M RANASINGHE
(2014) PPP – An Expected Approach for Infrastructure
Development In Developing Country, Australian Journal of
Asian Country Studies, Australian Society for Commerce Industry
& Engineering Journals, 1(2), pp 89-100
70. N De Silva, M RANASINGHE and C.R.
De Silva (2016), Risk Analysis in Maintainability of High-Rise
Buildings under Tropical Conditions Using Ensemble Neural
Network, Facilities, Emerald Group Publishing Ltd, Vol.
34 (1/2), pp 2-27.
71. B Thoradeniya and M RANASINGHE (2016),
Community Stakeholder Viewpoints on Issues of Urbanisation
along the river Ma Oya, Sri Lanka, Chapter 9, Balanced Urban
Development: Options and Strategies for Livable Cities,
Editors; Basant Maheshwari, Vijay P Singh, Bhadranie Thoradeniya,
Springer,Water Science and Technology Library, Volume 72,
2016, ISBN: 978-3-319-28110-0 (Print) 978-3-319-28112-4
(Online), pp.135-149.
Local
Publications
1.M RANASINGHE (1991), Elicitation of expert
knowledge for engineering risk analysis: myth and reality,
Engineer, Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Sri Lanka,
19(3), pp.28 40.
2. M RANASINGHE and A D Russell (1991),
Analytical approach for economic risk analysis of large
engineering projects in developing countries, Engineer,
Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Sri Lanka, 19(1),
pp. 39 46.
3. M RANASINGHE (1992), Management of
uncertainty in project duration networks: a case study,
Annual Transactions, Institution of Engineers, Sri Lanka,
Vol. 1, pp. 39-57.
4. M RANASINGHE (1993), Simulation of
engineering systems: some important requirements",
Engineer, Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Sri Lanka,
21(1), pp. 44 53.
5. M RANASINGHE (1993), Correlations for
engineering systems, Engineer, Journal of the Institution
of Engineers, Sri Lanka, 21(2), pp. 15 22.
6. M RANASINGHE (1994), Environmental
bond for clay mining in Sri Lanka, Golden Jubilee Sessions
of the Sri Lanka Association for the Advancement of Sciences,
Colombo, Sri Lanka, December 1994.
7. M RANASINGHE (1994), Quantification
and Management Uncertainty of Project Costs, National Conference
on Project Management, Colombo, Sri Lanka, August 1994.
8. M RANASINGHE (1995), A model for project
cost, Annual Transactions, Institution of Engineers, Sri
Lanka, October, 1995, 1, pp. 96 105.
9. M RANASINGHE (1996), Clay mining for
building materials: analysis framework, Engineer, Journal
of the Institution of Engineers, Sri Lanka, 24(1), pp. 45
55.
10. M RANASINGHE (1996), Clay mining for
building materials: feasibility and environmental costs,
Engineer, Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Sri Lanka,
24(2), pp. 5 13.
11. M RANASINGHE (1996), Public private
partnerships: case study of the power sector projects, Annual
Transactions, Institution of Engineers, Sri Lanka, October,
1996, 1, pp. 84 91.
12. M RANASINGHE and P Wanigasundara (1996),
BOT/BOO projects for water supply: the policy implications,
Annual Transactions, Institution of Engineers, Sri Lanka,
October 1996, 1, pp. 70 83.
13. M RANASINGHE (1997), Clay mining for
building materials: future land use, Engineer, Journal of
the Institution of Engineers, Sri Lanka, 25(2), pp. 42-49.
14. M RANASINGHE, T Barathithasan and
ND Gunawardena (1999), Willingness to pay for urban water
supply, Engineer, Journal of the Institution of Engineers,
Sri Lanka, XXX(3), Sep 1999, pp. 27-33.
15. M RANASINGHE (1999), Why we should
not implement projects like the Upper Kotmale hydropower
project: risk and uncertainty perspective, Annual Transactions,
Institution of Engineers, Sri Lanka, 1(B), October 1999,
pp. 83-92.
16. M RANASINGHE (1999), Risk and uncertainty
analysis of the decision to implement the Upper Kotmale
Hydropower project, Annual Sessions, Sri Lanka Environmental
Assessment Association (SLEAA), Colombo. Sri Lanka, November
1999.
17. M RANASINGHE (2000), Private sector
participation in existing water supply projects: a model
to analyse the viability, Annual Transactions, Institution
of Engineers, Sri Lanka, October 2000, 1(B), pp. 19-25.
18. M RANASINGHE and S C Pilapitiya (2000),
Domestic water tariff in Sri Lanka: have we got it right,
Annual Transactions, Institution of Engineers, Sri Lanka,
October 2000, 1(B), pp. 10-18.
19. M RANASINGHE (2000), Environmental
economics of planting teak trees in abandoned paddy lands:
a case study from North Western Province, Proceedings of
Sixth Annual Symposium on Forestry and Environment, Kandy,
Sri Lanka, December 2000, I, pp. 38.
20. L C Jayawardhana, A Manipura, M RANASINGHE,
S Pilapitiya, A de Alwis and I Abeygunawardena (2001), Development
of an expert system for better management of solid waste
composting by Pradeshiya Sabhas, Annual Transactions, Institution
of Engineers, Sri Lanka, October 2001, 1(B), pp. 138-146.
21. L C Jayawardhana, A Manipura, A de
Alwis, S Pilapitiya, M RANASINGHE and I Abeygunawardena
(2001), Decision support tool for solid waste management
in Pradeshiya Sabhas of Sri Lanka, Proceedings of the 57th
Annual Session of the Sri Lanka Association for the Advancement
of Sciences, Moratuwa, Sri Lanka, November 2001, pp. 130.
22. A Manipura, L C Jayawardhana, A de
Alwis, S Pilapitiya, S Pathinather, M RANASINGHE and I Abeygunawardena
(2001), Analysis of municipal solid waste (MSW) generation
and waste characterization in Sri Lanka, Proceedings of
the 57th Annual Session of the Sri Lanka Association for
the Advancement of Sciences, Moratuwa, Sri Lanka, November
2001, p.129.
23. M. RANASINGHE (2002), Recovery of
Abandoned Paddy Lands: A Case Study from North Western Province,
Engineer, Journal of Institution of Engineers, Sri Lanka,
XXXV(2), 47-54.
24. L C Jayawardhana, A Manipura, A de
Alwis, S Pilapitiya, M RANASINGHE and I Abeygunawardena
(2002), IT for solid waste management: knowledge bases for
data poor environment, Proceedings of the 21st International
IT Conference, Colombo, Sri Lanka, August 2002, pp. 173-176.
25. L C Jayawardhana, A Manipura, A de
Alwis, S Pilapitiya, M RANASINGHE and I Abeygunawardena
(2002), An Information Technology (IT) approach in developing
a solution to Local Environmental Problem, Proceedings of
the 8th Annual Symposium of the Engineering Research Unit,
University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka, August 2002.
26. A Manipura, L C Jayawardhana, A de
Alwis, S Pilapitiya, M RANASINGHE and I Abeygunawardena,
(2002), BIOCOM – MSW: A composting system for Sri
Lankan solid waste management, Proceedings of the 8th Annual
Symposium of the Engineering Research Unit, University of
Moratuwa, Sri Lanka, August 2002.
27. M S U Perera and M RANASINGHE (2003),
Private Sector Participation in the Rehabilitation of Irrigation
Projects, Engineer, Journal of the Institution of Engineers,
Sri Lanka, XXXVI(2), pp. 35-45.
28. M RANASINGHE and J M S J Bandara (2003),
Implementing Modular based Semester System at the Faculty
of Engineering University of Moratuwa, International Seminar
on Economic Advancement based on the Knowledge Society –
Role of the Engineer in a Developing country, 97th Annual
Sessions, Institution of Engineers, Sri Lanka, October 2003,
pp 37-43.
29. Bandara, J M S J and M RANASINGHE
(2003), Student Administration in Modular Based Semester
System: Experience in the Faculty of Engineering University
of Moratuwa, International Seminar on Economic Advancement
based on the Knowledge Society – Role of the Engineer
in a Developing country, 97th Annual Sessions, Institution
of Engineers, Sri Lanka, October 2003, pp 44-47.
30. S D L Tilak and M RANASINGHE (2003),
Host Country Index for Investments In Infrastructure Projects,
Annual Transactions, Institution of Engineers, Sri Lanka,
October 2003, 1(B),, pp. 38-45.
31. H B Hemadasa and M RANASINGHE (2003),
Is the Environment the Fourth Construction Objective? A
Sri Lankan Perspective, Annual Transactions, Institution
of Engineers, Sri Lanka, October 2003, 1(B), pp. 196-201.
32. J Edirisinghe and M RANASINGHE (2003),
Conservation of historical buildings in urban settings,
9th International Conference on Sri Lankan Studies, November
2003, pp. 120.
33. K D S Gunathilaka and M RANASINGHE
(2005), Reality of Financing Toll Highways in Sri Lanka,
11th Annual Symposium, Research for Industry, University
of Moratuwa, September 2005, Colombo, pp. 333-353.
34. K D S Gunathilaka and M RANASINGHE
(2005), Financing of Toll Highways in Sri Lanka; Reality
Check, Annual Transactions, Institution of Engineers, Sri
Lanka, Oct 2005, 1(B),
35. RANASINGHE, M (2006), Economic Aspects
of Clay Mining along the Maha Oya – Impacts on the
Environment and Employment, CCI Bulletin, Chamber of the
Construction Industry, June 2006, pp 5-8.
36. B Thoradeniya and M RANASINGHE (2006),
Environment Value of Project Impacts for Sustainable River
Basin Development Projects, Incorporated Engineer Volume
6(1), Institution of Incorporated Engineers, Sri Lanka.
37. B Thoradeniya and M RANASINGHE (2006),
A Methodology for Effective Stakeholder Participation through
Educated Trade-Offs, Annual Transactions, Institution of
Engineers, Sri Lanka, October 2006, 1(B), pp. 49-55.
38. Dharmapala, D and M RANASINGHE (2006),
Public Private Partnerships for Water Supply to Urban Poor,
Annual Transactions, Institution of Engineers, Sri Lanka,
October 2006, 1(B), pp. 1-10
39. B Thoradeniya and M RANASINGHE (2006),
Framework for Educated Trade-offs for Sustainable Water
Resource Development, 32nd WEDC International Conference,
Colombo, Sri Lanka, 2006
40. B Thoradeniya and M RANASINGHE (2007),
Responsibility of Stakeholders; Case of Ma Oya. Incorporated
Engineer, Institution of Incorporated Engineers Sri Lanka,
7(1), pp 5 – 9.
41. B Thoradeniya, M RANASINGHE and Wijesekera
N T S, (2007), Approach for grass-root stakeholder consultations:
case of Ma Oya river, Proceedings of the 13th Annual Symposium,
Engineering Research Unit, University of Moratuwa, Sri Lanka,
Ed: Vathsala Wickramasinghe, 10 October 2007, Colombo, pp
81 – 83.
42. B Thoradeniya, N T S Wijesekera and
M RANASINGHE (2007), Identification of issues in Ma Oya
river basin towards developing educated tradeoffs through
stakeholder involvement, Annual Transactions, Institution
of Engineers Sri Lanka, 1(B), pp 84 – 92.
43. B Thoradeniya, M RANASINGHE and Wijesekera
N T S, (2007), Grass–root stakeholder involvement
for identifying causes for natural disasters in riverine
environment: Ma Oya case study, Proceedings of the 63rd
Annual Sessions, Part 1 – Abstracts, Ed. H. Goonatilake,
Sri Lanka Association for the Advancement of Science, 3
–8 December 2007, pp 53.
44. N de Silva, M RANASINGHE and R Rameezdeen
(2008), Maintainability risk factors of flat roofs in multi-storey
buildings in Sri Lanka, Engineer, Journal of the Institution
of Engineers, Sri Lanka, XXXXI(4), pp. 22-31.
45. B Thoradeniya, M RANASINGHE, N T S
Wijesekera (2011), Economic analysis of water infrastructure:
Have we got it right?, Engineer, Journal of the Institution
of Engineers, Sri Lanka, XXXXIV(3), pp. 57-66.
46. N de Silva and M RANASINGHE (2011),
Use of ANN in risk analysis. Proceedings of the 17th Annual
Symposium, Engineering Research Unit, University of Moratuwa,
Sri Lanka, Ed: Ranga Rodrigo, 22 December 2011, Colombo.
47. B Thoradeniya, M RANASINGHE, N T S
Wijesekera (2012), A decision support tool for stakeholder
involvement in sustainable water resource development, Engineer,
Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Sri Lanka, XXXXV(4),
pp. 41-50.
48. M RANASINGHE and ND Gunawardena (2014),
Evidenced based decision making in project management -
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