Geotechnical Design Over Karst. It's All About the Water
Karst is a type of topography which is formed over soluble rocks, such as limestone, dolomite, or gypsum. An irregular bedrock surface is typical of most karst areas, along with sinkholes,...
Karst-Related Sinkholes: Dynamic Compaction as an Effective Remediation Option
The paramount issue to address before constructing at sites underlain by karst topography is identification and remediation of sinkholes which exist close to the surface, and specifically...
NickolayLamm has used prediction and topographical maps to create a series of images that show what cities in the United States will look like in the future...
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On the New Waterfront
The Hoboken South Waterfront along the Hudson River is being relandscaped to create parks and streets on new and existing deck structures in a joint project of the city of Hoboken, New...
Topographic and Wind Influences on the Chesapeake Bay Outflow Plume and the Associated Fronts
Surface Irrigation
Surface irrigation refers to a large group of irrigation methods in which water is distributed by gravity over the surface of the field. Water is typically introduced at the high point...
Design Considerations for Effects of Complex Topography on Wind Characteristics
Submarine Land Slide and Its Impacts on the Neighboring Coast
Aircraft Laser Altimetry for Coastal Process Studies
Strange Kinematics of Sand Bars
Beach Topography Response to Nourishment at Ocean City, Maryland
Using Digital Topo Maps for Hydraulic Modeling
Watershed Modeling Using Remote Sensing
Measurements of Coastal Storm Surge by the U.S. Geological Survey
The Mechanism of Bank Caving of Lower Yantze River
Flood Hazard Identification and Management in Storage Flood Areas
On the Texas Fast Track
When Texans do something, they do it big, and they do it fast. So it comes as no surprise that the second largest sports facility in the U.S., Texas International Raceway, is currently...
New Provisions of ASCE 7-95 for Topographic Effects
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