List of Contributions

Re: "How can we best communicate the big picture of how the industry mitigates risk of disasters, and how the public can help?" Well Renn, If you re-read the responses above, you have . . .generally. . . . some perspective. Q. Wonder what we would learn regarding the system that allows such routine ...

Thanks for this Renn! Re: "How can we best communicate the big picture of how the industry mitigates risk of disasters, and how the public can help?" The engineering business managers who sit in the C-suite can do their jobs more productively. Example? Study this doc and have their various mangers ...

The Baltimore collapse focused attention on vital bridges. Thousands are in poor shape across the U.S., including in Pa.[1] Iowa has the most poor bridges, followed by Pennsylvania, Illinois and Missouri. By Associated Press David A. Lieb, Michael Casey, Jeff McMurray, and Christopher Keller April ...

Hi Christian. Thought this paper might be of interest. "Biases in construction project dispute resolution," Sai On Cheung and Keyao Li City University of Hong Kong, Kowloon Tong, Hong Kong Abstract Purpose – This study aims to propose a framework of bias in construction project dispute resolution ...

Given that we have many modern tools and methods in hand – the question is why such old bridges, dams, etc., are let to remain functioning without public warnings of imminent failures – without some sorts of retrofitting – if there were instances of inadequacy and deterioration? Q. What R, R, A do engineering ...