Abstract: Today, civil engineering is at a crossroads for a variety of reasons including a shift in cost patterns of buildings, new environmental demands, and the invasion by other professions into traditional areas of engineering. ...

Abstract: At fifty years from the foundation of the Hydraulic Division, hydraulicians and hydraulic engineers face an unprecedented new global challenge stemming from the overburdening of the environment and the accelerating demands ...

Abstract: Urban university-industry parks or, more generally, urban knowledge parks, represent a new and powerful instrument of urban economic and social development that can profoundly transform urban areas. By combining in a dense ...

Abstract: The future impact of computers on water resources education is assessed in terms of the nature of the educational process (logical analysis, instruction, and invention), of the components of the water resources field (water ...