Structures: World's Largest Observation Wheel Planned for Las Vegas
NewsBriefs: Defunct Nevada Train Line To Be Revived (The Las Vegas Review-Journal)
Riding High in Las Vegas
A monorail extension and renovation that will be completed next year will serve both visitors to Las Vegas and residents of the famous resort city....
Design Considerations for the North Railroad Alluvial Fan Levee System in Boulder City, Nevada
This paper presents a drainage study for a flood control levee system in Boulder City, Nevada. This levee system is located below an alluvial fan watershed and was proposed to protect...
Roadway and Curbside Traffic Simulation for Las Vegas McCarran International Airport
Water Resource Systems and Modeling of the Lower Virgin River Using EXCEL
(No paper) The first objective of this study was to determine the availability of water at the confluence of the Halfway Wash and the Virgin River and to simulate the diversion of river...
Case Study: Crossing of Existing PCCP Aqueducts A and B, Southern Nevada Water Authority Las Vegas, Nevada
Economic Analysis of a Monorail Link Between the Stratosphere Tower and Downtown Las Vegas
Small Scale Systems in Las Vegas: Appropriate Technology for the Setting
The Las Vegas MGM Grand to Bally's Monorail System
Procurement Management and Design Review for Automated Guideway Transit Systems for Mirage Resorts in Las Vegas
Dealing with Rapid Growth in the Desert Southwest - Las Vegas, Tucson, and Phoenix: A Case Study
The Role of Water Reuse in the Las Vegas Valley
Artificial Ground-Water Recharge in Las Vegas Valley, Clark County, Nevada: Storing Today, Treating Tomorrow?
Artificial Recharge in Las Vegas Valley, Clark County, Nevada -- Big Plans or Big Panic??
Artificial Ground-Water Recharge In Las Vegas Valley, Clark County, Nevada: Model Prediction - No Cone of Depression Here!
Las Vegas to Quench Its Thirst in a Hurry
Integrated Water Resource Planning in Las Vegas
Technical Evaluations Necessary for Determining Site Suitability for a High-Level Waste Repository
Congress, under the Nuclear Waste Policy Act of 1982, as amended, has charged the Department of Energy with the responsibility for safely and permanently disposing of high-level radioactive...
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