Human and Organizational Factors: Engineering and Reliability of Offshore Structures
Stability and Performance of Controlled Civil Engineering Structures Using Magnetorheological (MR) Dampers
Conflicts in Codes Applicable to the Job Site
Wind Loads and the Response to Wind
Guidelines to Conduct a Wind Damage Investigation of Manufactured Housing
Assessment of the Wind Environment around Buildings
Applied Technology Council's Role in Wind and Coastal Flood Hazard Mitigation
Design Considerations for Effects of Complex Topography on Wind Characteristics
Composite Materials for Rehabilitation of Civil Structures and Seismic Applications
High Rise Express (Available in Structural Engineering Special Issue only)
A new column system developed by the Canam Manac Group in Montreal offers the expediency of steel construction with the economy of concrete. The system is made entirely of lightweight...
Covered Bridge Connection (Available in Structural Engineering Special Issue only)
A 145-year-old timber bridge in Downsville, New York, now rests on the longest glue-laminated wood beams ever produced in the United States. Six 53 m (174 ft) long chords were threaded...
Substructures Stack Up (Available in Structural Engineering Special Issue only)
As part of a 1997 research project sponsored by the Texas Department of Transportation and the Federal Highway Administration, the University of Texas at Austin Center for Transportation...
Overcoming Barriers
Lifeline Seismic Improvement Programs
Prepared by the Technical Council on Lifeline Earthquake Engineering of ASCE. This TCLEE Monograph studies seven large lifeline organizations that...
Six Decades of Subway Geo-Engineering: The Interplay of Theory and Practice
Major Sewer Tunnel Construction beneath Metro Tunnels in Singapore
Tunnels through the History of Seattle
Stress in Buried Pipes from Shear Distortions
Geotechnical Engineering Aspects of Microtunneling in Soft Ground
Geotechnical Lessons Learned in San Diego's South Bay Ocean Outfall
Positioning for Least Cost: Managing Risks in Underground Construction
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