Abstract

Since Lubuge hydropower station began to introduce the project management system, it has been greatly contributed to the efficiency of domestic hydropower project management. But the traditional and extensive management method is usually used at present. With the rapid development of computer technology, information technology, network and communications technology and their widely application in the information management for hydropower construcion, the information management process of hydropower project is significantly accelerated. From the gridding management theory in urban management system, based on the traditional management means, the concept and principle of gridding management theory is introduced and applied in the management for hydropower construcion, in which all items of hydropower project are worked as research subjects with the contract as a link so that the management level is more meticulous and the management objects are more precise. The whole spatial grid of hydropower construction is subdivided into a grid-based unit as the smallest unit and the method of full information is used to complete the refined management of grid units with their various attributes such as contract attribute, progress properties, investment properties, cost attributes, security attributes. The purpose is to achieve a refinement of construction management for hydropower project by means of grid-based meticulous management.

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