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Go West, Young Builders

Austin PVC Sewer Line Makes Par

Interim Bridge in Boston Features Lightweight Deck

Composite Pellets Block Contamination

Polyethylene Pipe Installation Preserves Wetlands

EPA Proposes to Curb Small Construction Site Runoff

OCEA '98: Two Dozen Projects Vie for Coveted ASCE Prize

Civil Engineers Join Call for More Investment in Transportation

Keep Current and Competent: That's the Focus of ASCE's New Voluntary Program

Civil Engineers Win Plaudits for Technology Transfer of Computer Model for Flood Estimates

ASCE Tells Congress: Boost Transportation Funds, R & D Spending

ASCE Celebrates March as Student Membership Month

NYU to Operate Institute for Civil Infrastructure

Patterns in the Water: Patterns in the Sand?

Field Observations of Nearshore, Wave?Seabed Interactions

Mechanisms of Sand Suspending Under Non-Breaking and Breaking Irregular Waves

Convection and Diffusion of Sediment Under Large Waves

Coastal Sediment Transport on Shingle Beaches

Hydrodynamics and Sediment Transport on Composite (Mixed Sand/Shingle) and Sand Beaches: A Comparison

Grain-Size Influence on Sand Transport Mechanisms

 

 

 

 

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