Journal of Construction Engineering and Management - v. 137, n. 10 (Oktober 2011)

Erschienen:	Oktober 2011

Autor(en)	Titel	Seite(n)
Schexnayder, Cliff / Anderson, Stuart	Construction Engineering Education: History and Challenge	730-739
Bittner, Robert B. / Schmitt, Robert L.	Construction Engineering Process and Knowledge Requirements for Fostering Creative Design Solutions on Infrastructure Projects	772-776
Randall, Tristan	Construction Engineering Requirements for Integrating Laser Scanning Technology and Building Information Modeling	797-805
McTavish, Robert / Stallard, Robert	Construction Engineering Today	724-729
Howell, Gregory A. / Ballard, Glenn / Tommelein, Iris	Construction Engineering—Reinvigorating the Discipline	740-744
Monnot, James M. / Williams, Robert C.	Construction Equipment Telematics	793-796
Tatum, C. B.	Core Elements of Construction Engineering Knowledge for Project and Career Success	745-750
Shahandashti, Seyed Mohsen / Razavi, Saiedeh N. / Soibelman, Lucio / Berges, Mario / Caldas, Carlos H. / Brilakis, Ioannis / Teizer, Jochen / Vela, Patricio A. / Haas, Carl / Garrett, James / Akinci, Burcu / Zhu, Zhenhua	Data-Fusion Approaches and Applications for Construction Engineering	863-869
Cleveland, A. B.	Emerging Tools to Enable Construction Engineering	836-842
Schexnayder, Cliff / Celaya, Manuel / Chang Recavarren, Gerardo / Fiori, Christine / Jaselskis, Edward J.	Engineering with the Elements	755-761
Fischer, Michael / Adams, Hank	Engineering-Based Decisions in Construction	751-754
Kannan, Govindan	Field Studies in Construction Equipment Economics and Productivity	823-828
Haycraft, William R.	History of Construction Equipment	720-723
Jaselskis, Edward / Ruwanpura, Janaka / Becker, Timothy / Silva, Lahiru / Jewell, Paul / Floyd, Eric	Innovation in Construction Engineering Education Using Two Applications of Internet-Based Information Technology to Provide Real-Time Project Observations	829-835
Stemp, Bruce A. / Walewski, John	Lampson Transi-Lift Mobile Crane: Concept, Design, and Use	785-792
Jahren, Charles T. / Johnston, David W.	Linkages between Construction Engineering Education and Research	887-894
Lucko, Gunnar	Modeling the Residual Market Value of Construction Equipment under Changed Economic Conditions	806-816
Howell, Gregory A.	New Operating System for Project Management: Consequences and Opportunities	882-886
Fisher, Alan D. / Robitaille, Andrea M.	Replacement of the Movable Span of the Thames River Bridge: How 19th Century Technology Impacted 21st Century Construction	895-900
AbouRizk, S. / Halpin, D. / Mohamed, Y. / Hermann, U.	Research in Modeling and Simulation for Improving Construction Engineering Operations	843-852
Kamat, Vineet R. / Martinez, Julio C. / Fischer, Martin / Golparvar-Fard, Mani / Peña-Mora, Feniosky / Savarese, Silvio	Research in Visualization Techniques for Field Construction	853-862
Alarcon, Luis F. / Ashley, David B. / de Hanily, Angelique Sucre / Molenaar, Keith R. / Ungo, Ricardo	Risk Planning and Management for the Panama Canal Expansion Program	762-771
Taneja, Saurabh / Akinci, Burcu / Garrett, James H. / Soibelman, Lucio / Ergen, Esin / Pradhan, Anu / Tang, Pingbo / Berges, Mario / Atasoy, Guzide / Liu, Xuesong / Shahandashti, Seyed Mohsen / Anil, Engin Burak	Sensing and Field Data Capture for Construction and Facility Operations	870-881
Vorster, M. C.	Teaching and Learning: The Critical Balance in Effective Education	916-922
Mitchell, Z. / Hildreth, J. / Vorster, M.	Using the Cumulative Cost Model to Forecast Equipment Repair Costs: Two Different Methodologies	817-822
Luth, Gregory P.	VDC and the Engineering Continuum	906-915
Bauer, Ewa / Menches, Cindy L.	Why We Need Renaissance Engineers: Golden Gate Bridge Seismic Retrofit Phase II Case Study	901-905
Sanders, Scott A. / Shapira, Aviad	Windmill Erection and Maintenance: Challenges for Crane Design	777-784

Autor(en)

Titel

Seite(n)

Schexnayder, Cliff / Anderson, Stuart

Construction Engineering Education: History and Challenge

730-739

Bittner, Robert B. / Schmitt, Robert L.

Construction Engineering Process and Knowledge Requirements for Fostering Creative Design Solutions on Infrastructure Projects

772-776

Randall, Tristan

Construction Engineering Requirements for Integrating Laser Scanning Technology and Building Information Modeling

797-805

McTavish, Robert / Stallard, Robert

Construction Engineering Today

724-729

Howell, Gregory A. / Ballard, Glenn / Tommelein, Iris

Construction Engineering—Reinvigorating the Discipline

740-744

Monnot, James M. / Williams, Robert C.

Construction Equipment Telematics

793-796

Tatum, C. B.

Core Elements of Construction Engineering Knowledge for Project and Career Success

745-750

Shahandashti, Seyed Mohsen / Razavi, Saiedeh N. / Soibelman, Lucio / Berges, Mario / Caldas, Carlos H. / Brilakis, Ioannis / Teizer, Jochen / Vela, Patricio A. / Haas, Carl / Garrett, James / Akinci, Burcu / Zhu, Zhenhua

Data-Fusion Approaches and Applications for Construction Engineering

863-869

Cleveland, A. B.

Emerging Tools to Enable Construction Engineering

836-842

Schexnayder, Cliff / Celaya, Manuel / Chang Recavarren, Gerardo / Fiori, Christine / Jaselskis, Edward J.

Engineering with the Elements

755-761

Fischer, Michael / Adams, Hank

Engineering-Based Decisions in Construction

751-754

Kannan, Govindan

Field Studies in Construction Equipment Economics and Productivity

823-828

Haycraft, William R.

History of Construction Equipment

720-723

Jaselskis, Edward / Ruwanpura, Janaka / Becker, Timothy / Silva, Lahiru / Jewell, Paul / Floyd, Eric

Innovation in Construction Engineering Education Using Two Applications of Internet-Based Information Technology to Provide Real-Time Project Observations

829-835

Stemp, Bruce A. / Walewski, John

Lampson Transi-Lift Mobile Crane: Concept, Design, and Use

785-792

Jahren, Charles T. / Johnston, David W.

Linkages between Construction Engineering Education and Research

887-894

Lucko, Gunnar

Modeling the Residual Market Value of Construction Equipment under Changed Economic Conditions

806-816

Howell, Gregory A.

New Operating System for Project Management: Consequences and Opportunities

882-886

Fisher, Alan D. / Robitaille, Andrea M.

Replacement of the Movable Span of the Thames River Bridge: How 19th Century Technology Impacted 21st Century Construction

895-900

AbouRizk, S. / Halpin, D. / Mohamed, Y. / Hermann, U.

Research in Modeling and Simulation for Improving Construction Engineering Operations

843-852

Kamat, Vineet R. / Martinez, Julio C. / Fischer, Martin / Golparvar-Fard, Mani / Peña-Mora, Feniosky / Savarese, Silvio

Research in Visualization Techniques for Field Construction

853-862

Alarcon, Luis F. / Ashley, David B. / de Hanily, Angelique Sucre / Molenaar, Keith R. / Ungo, Ricardo

Risk Planning and Management for the Panama Canal Expansion Program

762-771

Taneja, Saurabh / Akinci, Burcu / Garrett, James H. / Soibelman, Lucio / Ergen, Esin / Pradhan, Anu / Tang, Pingbo / Berges, Mario / Atasoy, Guzide / Liu, Xuesong / Shahandashti, Seyed Mohsen / Anil, Engin Burak

Sensing and Field Data Capture for Construction and Facility Operations

870-881

Vorster, M. C.

Teaching and Learning: The Critical Balance in Effective Education

916-922

Mitchell, Z. / Hildreth, J. / Vorster, M.

Using the Cumulative Cost Model to Forecast Equipment Repair Costs: Two Different Methodologies

817-822

Luth, Gregory P.

VDC and the Engineering Continuum

906-915

Bauer, Ewa / Menches, Cindy L.

Why We Need Renaissance Engineers: Golden Gate Bridge Seismic Retrofit Phase II Case Study

901-905

Sanders, Scott A. / Shapira, Aviad

Windmill Erection and Maintenance: Challenges for Crane Design

777-784

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