Abstract: In an urban setting, investments in bicycle and transit modes are expected to reduce automobile vehicle miles traveled. In reality, these benefits might be lower than expected if users simply shift between nonautomobile ...

Abstract: HAZUS development began in the early 1990s and continues to this day as the second maintenance release of HAZUS-MH nears completion. This paper discusses the history of HAZUS development and plans for the future. HAZUS was ...

Abstract: Wireless power holds great promise for solving many power distribution problems. Medical device designers will need to understand the impact of the electromagnetic coupling used for wireless power ...

Abstract: Automated counting technologies are one of the fastest growing sources of data in the non-motorized transportation field. Although automated counts make it possible to collect data for longer time periods and to document ...

Abstract: Automated counting technologies are one of the fastest growing sources of data in the non-motorized transportation field. Although automated counts make it possible to collect data for longer time periods and to document ...

Abstract: Experimental studies were conducted to investigate the natural circulation of a singlephase fluid in a scale model pressurized water reactor system during a postulated degraded core accident. A ...

Abstract: Graphene-engineered cementitious composites are gaining worldwide attention because of their higher strength, durability, and much improved conductivity. Current research is focused on developing multifunctional cementitious ...

Abstract: Cross-laminated timber (CLT) products are gaining popularity in the North American market and are being used in midrise wood buildings, in particular, in shearwall applications. Shearwalls provide resistance to lateral ...