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Richard Scott provides the first comprehensive treatment of the changes that the 1940 collapse of the frist  Tacoma Narrows Bridge has imposed on the design of suspension bridges.

Kevin Forrester describes the latest methods and practices in the field of subsurface drainage for slope stability.

Murthy and Mohle show students how to use classroom knowledge to solve real-life transportation and traffic engineering problems.

Kos'yan, Pykhov, and Edge comprehensively addresse the complex physics affecting the movement and distribution of noncohesive sediments.

Bai and Elsworth describe fundamental principles and analytical and numerical approaches that may be applied in representing the coupled interaction of deformation, flow, and transport in porous or fractured geologic media.

Martin Loosemore shows how to prevent crises on construction projects and, when crisis is inevitable, how to turn it to advantage.

George Fulton offers complete coverage of diatomaceous earth (DE) filtration as applied to the treatment of drinking water, especially from low-turbidity sources of water supply.

John Schoon provides an overall perspective of the various elements that contribute to highway design and explains how they interact to create a basis for the preliminary route selection and design.

Mike Tidwell offers this guide to creating accurate, comprehensive, and easy to understand operations and maintenance manuals.

Wright and Valencia Zegarra take readers inside the Lost City of the Incas for a groundbreaking perspective never before seen by tourists or archeologists.