Abstract: The transient nature of project teams and the competitive environment in which construction organizations operate require an effective mechanism to manage and reuse the knowledge created in the projects without straining ...

Abstract: The efforts to share and reuse knowledge generated on construction projects are undermined mainly by the loss of important insights and knowledge due to the time lapse in capturing the knowledge, staff turnover, and people’s ...

Abstract: This is a companion report to “Mechanics of Overflow Erosion on Embankments. I: Research Activities.” It discusses the hydraulics of water flowing over an embankment which is considered to be the basis for understanding ...

Abstract: Part I of a two‐part report presents model and prototype research studies which have been conducted in the United States and Great Britain to evaluate how embankments for dams, levees, roadways, etc. perform when subjected ...

Abstract: This study abstracted the prediction of the aerodynamic coefficients of an iced airfoil as a mapping from the iced airfoil space to the aerodynamic coefficient space. Thus, a deep network called Airfoils2AeroNet that can ...