November/December 2024 print issue
Civil Engineering magazine November/December 2024
Features
Civil engineering firms that adopt AI tools could enjoy a competitive advantage in the marketplace.
What do civil engineers need to know about artificial intelligence?
Utility asset managers who integrate artificial intelligence tools into their processes will create more efficient solutions.
Using AI to conquer complex, costly infrastructure problems
AI offers great opportunities — within limits — for transportation engineering.
How artificial intelligence can speed up transportation engineering
AI offers civil engineers new tools to predict flood damage.
Can artificial intelligence help keep infrastructure high and dry?
A bridge replacement project, a wastewater treatment plant, and a mixed-use center take the top prizes this year.
2024 OCEA awards highlight top engineering projects
San Jose’s Lick Observatory took telescopes to new heights
Getting the main refracting telescope to the facility was an uphill battle.
Unique temporary housing proposal allows inhabitants to live in dignity
The hexagon-shaped housing modules offer flexibility and mobility.
Bribery and fraud lead to a collapse of principles
A successful scheme comes to an abrupt end when a home foundation gives way.
Radiative cooling technologies offer solutions to extreme heat
Researchers are developing tech that will keep buildings and humans cool.
Overturning an arbitration award is harder than you think
You will very likely have to live and die with the result.
Engineers benefit by learning from other disciplines
Design teams thrive on collaboration and curiosity.
Building a better world for all
Everyone must have access to the resources they need to succeed.
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