Overview of Long-Span Bridge Assessment History
This section gives a brief overview of long-span bridge assessment history. Also included are a few cases of long-span bridge failure and lack of assessment....

Fundamentals of Seismic Isolation
This chapter examines fundamentals of seismic isolation, including its principles, history, and examples of seismically-isolated structures....

Some Historical and Future Aspects of Engineering
This paper considers some historical aspects of engineering mechanics with emphasis on the long historical development of mechanics from the evolution of mathematics and tool-making before...

Water Quality Aspects of Irrigation and Drainage: Past History and Future Challenges for Civil Engineers
This paper presents a brief history of irrigation and drainage related to ASCE activities on its Jubilee. This paper discussed legislation and policies that affect irrigation and drainage...

ASCE History and Heritage Programs
Concerned that neither the general public nor civil engineers themselves were fully appreciative of the contributions of civil engineers to the development and standard of living of the...

Suez Canal Designated a Historic Landmark

Erratum for Landmarks in American Civil Engineering History: Denver International Airport

Book Review: Gaining Ground: A History of Landmaking in Boston by Nancy S. Seasholes. Cambridge, Massachusetts: MIT Press, 2003

Book Review: American Civil Engineering History: The Pioneering Years edited by Bernard G. Dennis, Jr., Robert J. Kapsch, Robert J. LoConte, Bruce W. Mattheiss, and Steven M. Pennington. Reston, Virginia: ASCE Press, 2003

NewsBriefs: 2002 Steel Imports Fourth Highest in History (American Iron and Steel Institute)

Corebits: Still Time to Register for Grout 2003; Soil and Rock America 2003; Practical Applications of Karst Science Conference; Call for G-I Board of Governors Nominations; Dr. Michael W. O'Neill Receives DFI Distinguished Service Award; The Everest Valley: Excerpts from the Journal of Richard M. Berry; ERDC Army 10-Miler Team; AAAS and AGI Honor G-I Past President Nelson; G-I Members Edward J. Cording and George J. Tamaro Receive Moles' 2003 Awards; Philip Keene, ASCE Life Member, Celebrates 100th Birthday; University of Minnesota 51st Annual Geotechnical Engineering Conference; 2nd International Conference on Site Characterization (ISC-2); Fifth International Conference on Case Histories in Geotechnical Engineering

Corebits: Soil and Rock American 2003; Karst Conference: Keynote Lecturer Selected and Exhibit Space Now Available; Geo-Support 2004: the Greatest Show in Earth; Geo-Trans 2004 - Call for Abstracts Deadline Extended Till April 24!; Petitions for Alternate Candidates for the Geo-Institute Board of Governors Election Due June 16, 2003; 2004 Ralph B. Peck Award Nominations Due July 1, 2003; National Academy of Engineering Elects 77 Members and Three Are G-I Members; Three Geo-Institute Members Awarded Honorary Membership in ASCE; Workshop on Natural Soils Characterization; Stephens Associates Awarded ACEC 2003 Engineering Excellence Award; Isaura Romero Named President of Venezuelan Geotechnical Society; Dr. Priscilla Nelson Appointed NSF Senior Advisor for Engineering; Burland to Make Tower of Pisa Preservations to ASCE Sections in the U.S.; Seminar Information; Central Pennsylvania Section 20th Geotechnical Conference; 5th International Conference on Case Histories in Geotechnical Engineering Call for Abstracts

The Geology, History and Foundations of the Monuments on the National Mall

Perspectives in Civil Engineering
Commemorating the 150th Anniversary of the American Society of Civil Engineers
This report contains 27 papers that serve as a testament to the state-of-the-art of civil engineering at the outset of the 21st century, as well as to commemorate the ASCE's...

Erratum for Landmarks in American Civil Engineering History: World Trade Center

Water System that Nurtured Sugar Industry Designated a National Historic Landmark

Who, What, Where, and Why? - Test Your Knowledge of Engineering History

Who, What, Where, and Why? - Test Your Knowledge of Engineering History

A Brief History of Environmental Geotechnics

Up into the Sky
What is the future of the skyscraper? The events of September 11 have sparked numerous questions regarding the history and future of tall buildings in America, and before the World Trade...

 

 

 

 

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