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November's newsletter of Geoengineer.org, is out !
The November issue #117 of our monthly newsletter has been sent out today ! The November issue #117 of our monthly newsletter has been sent out today ! Read more
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Special announcement: ISSMGE's International Journal of Geoengineering Case Histories
ISSMGE's International Journal of Geoengineering Case Histories has recently launched a special announcement to disseminate its latest news, concerning its indexing in GeoRef, the establishment of the...
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2015’s Tallest Buildings
CNN recently compiled a list of the world’s tallest buildings scheduled for completion in 2015. The top ten list is dominated by China and the Middle east which each having four and three representati...
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Possible second tunnel in Sydney harbour
A second harbour tunnel is within the State Infrastructure Strategy's development plans in Sydney. The new tunnel will be an extension to the M2 motorway, connecting Balmain to Lane Cove, and will off...
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See now online the November issue of TheStructuralEngineer.info newsletter !
TheStructuralEngineer.info is pleased to announce the November issue #89 of the monthly e-newsletter ! TheStructuralEngineer.info is pleased to announce the November issue #89 of the monthly e-newsle...
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Satellite nightlight images shed light on human exposure to floods
According to a recent study, the number of people living in flood susceptible regions has increased in the last 20 years, causing a significant rise of deaths and associated financial damage. The stud...
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Pile Dynamics completely revamps its Pile Driving Analyzer® system
Pile Dynamics has recently announced the release of a new model of Pile Driving Analyzer® (PDA) System, the PDA-8G, billing it as the culmination of a complete redesign effort of the most widely emplo...
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World’s Tallest Roller Coaster to Open in 2017
An animation was released last week showing what a ride on the world’s tallest roller coaster will feel like. The 570-foot roller coaster called “Skyscraper” will be built in Orlando, Florida and will...
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Has the world's largest landslide occurred in Utah?
Millions of years ago, the sloping ground of southwest Utah was frequently covered with ash and debris, as a result of the intense volcanic activity taking place in the area. Those ash and debris laye...
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The Philae instrumentation and the importance of anticipated measurements
While Philae's landing attempts are still under progress, a set of 10 high end instruments will significantly contribute to the understanding of the comet's composition, in a way that was never possib...
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