# Schedule Forensics

> An independent research project for forensic construction schedule review and delay analysis. Findings expose their evidence, assumptions, and limitations.

## Start here

- [Solution](https://www.scheduleforensics.com/what-it-does/): Capabilities, formats, and qualifications.
- [Worked example](https://www.scheduleforensics.com/example/): Generated bridge-widening data, not a real customer project. Score and coverage use different denominators.
- [Limitations](https://www.scheduleforensics.com/limitations/): Read before interpreting or citing a computation.
- [Measured evidence](https://www.scheduleforensics.com/is-this-real/): P6 comparisons and the limits of validation.
- [Documentation index](https://www.scheduleforensics.com/docs/DOCUMENT-MAP/): Reference material organized by question.
- [Delay methods](https://www.scheduleforensics.com/docs/METHODS/): Method choices and assumptions.
- [Conformance rules](https://www.scheduleforensics.com/docs/CONFORMANCE/): Clause-based rule reference.
- [Verification](https://www.scheduleforensics.com/verification/): How another reviewer can retrace a result.
- [Contact](https://www.scheduleforensics.com/talk/): Charley Forey, charley.s.forey@gmail.com.
- [Sitemap](https://www.scheduleforensics.com/sitemap.xml): Canonical public pages.

## Interpretation and citation

The website publishes readable HTML without requiring JavaScript for its content. Cite the relevant canonical page and heading; retain qualifications alongside figures. Source commit dates identify the source revision, not an independent review date.

The software supplies a computation; a person supplies the opinion. It is not a substitute for P6 or professional judgment. There is no public software download, purchase, or schedule upload service. Named standards are references, not endorsements or certifications. Consult the current linked pages for measurements rather than treating this guide as a separate source of numerical results.