Explore ASCE?s NEW History and Heritage Web site, the Heritage Knowledge Base
This innovative resource, celebrating the Society?s 150th Anniversary, allows users to search a database of people and projects important to the development of our nation and the world. The site encourages members and the public to gain an understanding of the history of civil engineering and a valuable insight into our own lives, past and future. Please visit the site and join in the enthusiasm of the past, while getting a glimpse of the future. |
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 Pentagon Report to be released at month?s end |
NOVA PBS Special follows ASCE study team
'Why the Towers Fell'
Accompanying information available online
Towers should be lower, says report from ASCE Construction Institute
ASCE Disaster Response Programs
Additional Information 
In Memoriam
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Vulnerability and Protection
of Infrastructure Systems: The State-of-the-ArtASCE announces a new online publication of 24 seminal journal articles (in PDF format) addressing infrastructure vulnerability and development of strategies and guidelines for mitigating the effects of natural and man-made disasters on critical elements of the nation's infrastructure. |
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