Navigation Engineering Subcommittee
Navigation Engineering – focused on safe, sustainable, and effective navigable waterways – seems like a narrow niche, but it punches above its weight in economics and environment.
- Supports $ Trillion contribution to U.S. economy
- Most sustainable transport mode per ton-mile
Our committee, a subcommittee of COPRI's Waterways Committee, contributes in multiple ways. Some examples:
- Published 6 ASCE Manuals of Practice
- Held Conference Workshops
o Best Practices: Navigation Channel Sedimentation
o Sediment Management Technologies
o The Future of the Inland Navigation System
o Navigation Engineering: Basics
o Navigation Channel Design
o River Information Services
o Dredging Fundamentals
o Sustainability and Resilience
o Sediment Management
o Intro to MOP 156
Please contact me if you'd like to join us or need more information.
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William McAnally Ph.D., P.E., BC.CE, BC.NE, F.ASCE
ENGINEER
Columbus MS
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Original Message:
Sent: 11-21-2024 03:34 PM
From: Mitchell Winkler
Subject: Invitation to all ASCE and Institute Committees to Broaden Awareness of your Activities and Contributions on Collaborate
We hope you will accept our invitation to tell our community about your committee and showcase a recent success story. This could also be an opportunity to seek broader input on an issue your committee might be struggling with. It's also an opportunity to increase the talent pipeline as others can see how their knowledge and experience can be applied to better the profession.
We look forward to your energetic responses and further building our Collaborate community.
Mitch Winkler, on behalf of the Collaborate Topic Moderator Team
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Mitch Winkler P.E.(inactive), M.ASCE
Houston, TX
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