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Hydropower Development in China

Monthly Waterpower Dependability

Hydropower in Brazil: Past View and Future Directions

The Demolition of Mussers Dam

Water Leakage through Cracks in Reinforced Concrete

Hydraulic Machinery Model Testing IMHEF Test Facilities

Acoustic Flow Measurements at the Rocky Reach Dam

History of Water Power on the Kansas River

Computer-Aided Liability
Civil engineers are using computers more than ever to help them streamline analysis and design, boost productivity and cut costs. Often they rely on mass-marketed software such as Autodesk...

Summaries from Breakout Discussion Groups: Breakout Group 1

Summaries from Breakout Discussion Groups: Breakout Group 2

Summaries from Breakout Discussion Groups: Breakout Group 3

Summaries from Breakout Discussion Groups: Breakout Group 4

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Summaries from Breakout Discussion Groups: Breakout Group 6

Issues in GIS-Based Subsurface Data Management
Obstacles and barriers preclude an interagency GIS application for managing spatially-related subsurface data. Such a system would enable geotechnical and earthquake engineers from state...

National Geotechnical Experimentation Sites?Central Data Repository
A central data repository is in the process of development for the recently-established system of U.S. geotechnical experimentation sites. Data which will be available for most of these...

The Application of 3 Dimensional Geographic Information Systems in Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering
The requirements and needs of Geographical Information Systems (GIS) in geotechnical earthquake engineering are described, and the use of such system in New Zealand is discussed. We have...

Some Considerations for the Use of Geographic Information Systems
GIS have become widely used. Geotechnical earthquake engineers need both to understand what distinguishes a GIS form other data base systems and to make clear the purpose, use, and maintenance...

A Geotechnical/Earthquake Engineering Information System?Expanding the GIS Conceptual Framework
Data in a typical geotechnical and earthquake engineering study, encompass a variety of sources of information from site investigations, field instrumentation, dynamic computer simulations,...

 

 

 

 

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