====== The Time-Location Schedule ======

{{:fr:espace_temps:asset_5_3x.png?100|}}The time-location schedule is a graphical representation that allows
visualising the progress of project activities by combining two dimensions:
time and space.

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Unlike the Gantt chart, which represents activities
only according to a temporal logic, the time-location schedule highlights
the position of activities along a linear alignment or within a geographic area.
It therefore becomes possible to understand not only **when** the work takes place,
but also **where** it occurs.

This representation is particularly suited to **linear projects**
and operations where spatial organisation plays a major role:

  * transport infrastructure
  * utility networks
  * earthworks
  * tunnels
  * urban developments

By combining the time and spatial dimensions, the
time-location schedule makes it possible to:

  * visualise the progression of teams along an alignment
  * identify spatial conflicts between activities
  * analyse intervention sequences
  * optimise the sequencing of works

In **Tilos360**, the time-location schedule is a central tool for
understanding site dynamics and improving coordination
between different activities.

The following sections present the different elements used to
configure and use this representation.

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