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Brockenbrough and Merritt provide a convenient, single source of the latest information essential to the practical design of steel structures—fully updated with the most recent design codes, standards, and specifications.

This collection contains 127 technical papers on integrated strategies for managing transportation and urban development presented at the First Congress of the Transportation and Development Institute of ASCE, held in Chicago, Illinois, March 13-16, 2011.

This collection contains 119 peer-reviewed papers presented at ICVRAM 2011 and ISUMA 2011 at the International Conference on Vulnerability and Risk Analysis and Management and the International Symposium on Uncertainty Modeling and Analysis, held in Hyattsville, Maryland, April 11-13, 2011.

This book is one of the first to provide in-depth technical information on the broad topics of biofuel and bioenergy from biowastes and biomass with extensive illustrations, case studies, summary tables, and up-to-date references.

Brian Brenner turns his pen and his signature wit to the subjects of urban sprawl, airport infrastructure planning, and, of course, bridges. After reading this collection, you will know bridges from more angles than a through truss.

Standard ASCE/SEI 52-10 outlines the important mechanical and structural engineering considerations for stacks where the primary supporting shell is made of FRP.

Neil Grigg presents the core issues of economics and finance that relate directly to the work of civil engineers, construction managers, and public works and utility officials. 

This report presents sustainable systems engineering technologies and applies them to the management of water in urban areas.

This report gives road engineers increased flexibility by collecting available guidance for resurfacing, restoration, and rehabilitation projects on local roads.

Tadaki Kawada traces the modern suspension bridge from its earliest appearance in Western civilization only 200 years ago to the enormous Akashi Kaikyo and Storebælt bridges completed at the end of the twentieth century.