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Use of Geophysics to Aid in Mapping Basalts Relevant to Ground Water Flow and a Landslide Hazard at Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument

The Application of Time Domain Electromagnetics to a Regional Groundwater Investigation in Western Washington

A Marine Geophysical Investigation to Determine the Cause for Failure of the Yaquina Bay Jetty, Newport, Oregon

Pavement Evaluation with Seismic Tomographic Imaging

Geophysical Characterization of Florida Limestone?An Investigative Case History

Geophysical Investigation of Karst Collapse Features for a Proposed Waste Rock Stockpile Irian Jaya, Indonesia

Application of Ground-Penetrating Radar to a Site Investigation Involving Shallow Faults

A Surveying Trip Report from George Washington's Diary

The World's Oldest Civil Engineering Professor

So Mrs. Roebling?What's Your Side of the Story?About the Brooklyn Bridge?

Extending the Legacy: Planning America's Capital for the 21st Century

The Engineer and the Smithsonian Institution's Civil Engineering Collections

Civil Engineering Education: An Historical Perspective

J.A.L. Waddell and the Diffusion of Civil Engineering Techniques

Montgomery C. Meigs: The Eclectic Engineer

Building the Infrastructure of the New Federal City: 1793-1800

Early Surveys in the Nation's Capital

`Meigs Among the Ruins': Montgomery C. Meigs and the Construction of the United States Capitol Extension

Sanitary Engineers in American Cities: Changing Roles from the Age of Miasmas to the Age of Ecology

State Engineers as Policymakers: Apolitical Experts in a Federalist System

 

 

 

 

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