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New earthquake resistant technology in steel castings solves architectural restrictions
A new pioneering technique in steel castings fabrication provides enhanced earthquake resistance and allows implementation of unique architectural designs. The new technique, initially developed in Ca...
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London Power Tunnels, UK: TBM Evelyn sets a new record in tunneling
TBM Evelyn has set a new project record at National Grid's London Power Tunnels project, digging 55.2 meters in a single 12-hour shift! The tunnel is part of a £250m project, aiming in providing...
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Video shows another side of New Jersey's bridges
A video with many of New Jersey's aging and deteriorating bridges was recently released to raise awareness to the area's infrastructure fate if the gas tax is not raised. In nearly 1.5 minutes, the vi...
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Video: The chronicle of a slow moving landslide; Val Parghera Switzerland
Contrary to the common belief that landslides are violent, quickly evolving natural phenomena, triggered by heavy rain, earthquakes or volcanic activity, today's time lapse proves that landslides may...
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The future in transportation is called connected vehicle!
The U.S. Department of Transportation has recently published a video with a revolutionary technology applied in vehicles and public infrastructure. In the near future, connected vehicle techn...
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U.S.A.'s pacific northwest; pioneering earthquake warning system in testing
"Earthquake. Earthquake. Shaking to begin in ...15 seconds". The particular message preceded by a siren is going to warn people in a group of trial public and private institutions of an imminent earth...
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Find more than 1000 jobs globally in the most comprehensive directory of job openings in civil, environmental, and construction industry!
CEECareers.com has arguably become the most comprehensive directory of job openings in civil, environmental, and construction industry. CEECareers.com has arguably become the most comprehensive direc...
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Europe's most powerful waterfall to have formed after three short but violent flooding events
According to a recent study, published in the Journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), three fierce flooding events, separated by thousands of years, are responsible for the for...
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The February Newsletter issue of TheCivilEngineer.org is out!
TheCivilEngineer.org is pleased to announce the February issue of our monthly newsletter ! In February's issue, you will find the latest industry news of interest to civil engineers, directly from...
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Greece's prefectures devastated by river overflows, as levees break and villages evacuated
Flooding phenomena continue to strike many areas in Greece, causing serious problems in populated areas and farming land as existing levees can no longer restrain the waters of swollen rivers. See the...
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