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Abstract: In much of the western United States, reducing residential water use is a major source of water conservation, especially as population growth urbanizes agricultural land. Although estimates of the potential of conservation ...

Abstract: State controls on the disposal and utilization of municipal wastewater treatment sludge are cataloged and analyzed. Data gathered through reviews of documented state regulations and guidelines, and supplemented by contacts ...

Abstract: Observations of current, bottom pressure, and wind from the shelf of the Northern Great Barrier Reefare interpreted using a two-layer, frictional, step-shelf model forced by propagating wind stress. Distinguishing features ...

Abstract: In modeling for simulation, the proper representation of crucial real‐world variables is of prime importance. This paper describes the creation of a model that allows simulation of the construction process to be conducted ...

Abstract: Vibration energy-harvesting devices are increasingly becoming more efficient and useful. The performance of such devices for energy harvesting from vibrations of civil infrastructure can be theoretically quantified, and ...

Abstract: The coastal ocean response to wind forcing on the west coast continental shelf of South Island, New Zealand is examined using current, sea level and wind observations. Weather band motions over the northern region of the ...

Abstract: This paper investigates the horizontal effect of fresh concrete on precast arches. A number of different models of horizontal pressure of fresh concrete are considered in this regard. The effects of fresh concrete on a ...