Before Wallenda Walked Tightropes, Engineers Studied Chicago Skyscrapers
It's not a flying saucer but a 360-degree viewing platform that will hover over Chicago once the construction of the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art, founded by the movie director and producer George Lucas, of
Maryland County Turns to Public-Private Partnership to Meet Permit Requirements
Grade Separation Project Improves Rail, Road Safety
Utility Tests Ion Exchange Process to Comply with California's Chromium 6 Limit
San Diego Looks to Indirect Potable Reuse to Address Water Needs, Fix Waiver Issue
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President's Letter: Cooperation � Ideas for the Future
Letters: To Use or Not Use Geosynthetics
Letters: When is an Article Also an Ad?
As I See It: Geotechnical Extreme Events Reconnaissance � Turning Disaster into Knowledge
GEER Response to the Oso Landslide: Documenting Perishable Details Helps Turn Disaster into Knowledge
Two months after the disastrous March 22, 2014 landslide near Oso, Washington, GEER representatives visited the affected area to gather data. This article is based on the report generated...
Dry Dams and the Dayton Flood of 1913: The Origins of Integrated Systems Engineering Concepts
This article examines the history of integrated flood protection with particular focus on the 1913 Dayton Flood....
Ground Feature Monitoring Using Satellite Imagery: How Interferometric Stacking of SAR Can Mitigate Geo-Disasters Along Transportation Corridors
Landslides, debris flows, and other types of ground movements are among the most common hazards to humans and infrastructure. According to the United States Geological Survey, annual domestic...
Applying Scanning Technology to Tunnel Inspections: Leveraging Technology to Reduce the Public Agita
A large number of transit and vehicular tunnels in the New York Metropolitan area were inundated by the tidal surge caused by Super Storm Sandy on October 29, 2012. The storm created major...
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