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They're good queries. Further, here are something I like to share. As you know, environmental loads of various sorts are the major players in the scenarios of coastal highway embankments and bridges. Among the Force Fields in a Coastal System – one can mention episodes of extreme events ...

The Metropolitan Section Chapter of ASCE's Coasts, Oceans, Ports & Rivers Institute (COPRI) organizes technical field trips, lectures, and seminars to allow the metropolitan community to communicate on marine-related issues. The group provides an exchange of ideas on relevant topics, exposes members ...

Ahmed, following our earlier discussions on this – here are something more I like to add. The short answer is Sea Level Rise (SLR) is an important element of planning and design considerations in most, if not all of contemporaneous Coastal CE works. The question is whether this ...

I WOULD LIKE TO SHARE THIS TOPIC OF THE DISCUSSION, MORE PARTICULARY,ON THE DESIGNS CODES I THINK THAT ARE APPLICABLE TO COASTAL METHODES OF CONSTRUCTION OF COASTAL HIGHWAYS AND ROADS, BECAUSE WHAT WE NEED TO LOOK AT FIRST, COAST OCEANS SOMETIMES MAY EXPERIENCE OCCURANCE OF NATURAL EVENTS SUCH AS TONARDO ...

Hi Kerem, It won't answer all of your questions, but this paper may be a start: https://ascelibrary.org/doi/abs/10.1061/%28ASCE%29IR.1943-4774.0000992 ------------------------------ William Shuster Ph.D., A.M.ASCE Chair, Professor Detroit MI ------------------------------

Hello Everyone, I am curious to learn more about the following stormwater management related questions as they pertain to artificial turf fields: Are these fields generally considered as jurisdictional "impervious area" for the purposes of stormwater regulations? Here in Maine, the State's Stormwater ...