Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers - v. 118, n. 2 (1953)

Publié:	1953

Auteur(s)	Titre	Page(s)
Chaney, Charles A.	Accomplishments in Timber Technology	744-752
Saville, Thorndike	Achievements in Engineering Education	147-162
Bay, Helmuth	Advances in Cartography	886-890
Baumhoff, Richard G.	America's Costliest Bedrooms: The Suburbs	206-217
Giroux, Carl H.	American Hydraulic Dredges	1180-1191
Mavis, Frederic T.	Backgrounds of Engineering Education	133-146
Hartley, William L.	Belt Conveyor Transportation	961-975
Steinman, D. B.	Bridges and Man's Increased Mobility	767-781
Lyddan, R. H.	A Century of Topographic Surveying and Mapping	836-844
Merdinger, Charles J.	Civil Engineering through the Ages	001-027
Hanrahan, Frank J.	Commercial Lumber Grades	789-796
Hinds, Julian	Continuous Development of Dams Since 1850	489-520
Foreman, H. E.	The Contract Method for American Construction	231-246
Wolman, Abel	Contributions of Engineering to Health Advancement	579-587
Keener, K. B.	Dams, Then and Now	521-535
Blee, C. E.	Development of the Tennessee River Waterway	1132-1146
Nalder, W. H.	Diversion Structures and Distribution Systems for Irrigation	437-450
Middlebrooks, T. A.	Earth-Dam Practice in the United States	697-722
McClellan, L. N.	Economy Dictates Reclamation Design	428-436
Grinter, L. E.	Effect of Science on Structural Design	723-730
	Effective Utilization of the Sanitary Engineering Profession: Report of the Committee of the Sanitary Engineering Division on Advancement of Sanitary Engineering	660-665
Huber, Walter L.	An Engineering Century in California	097-111
Finch, J. K.	The Engineering Profession in Evolution	112-124
Lewis, Harold M.	Engineers' Contribution in Developing American Cities	182-193
Salzman, M. G. / Larned, A. T.	Evolution of the Modern Hydroelectric Power Plant	536-555
De Berard, W. W.	Expansion of the Chicago, IL, Water Supply	588-603
McClellan, L. N.	Forward Steps in Irrigation Engineering	388-399
Wilbur, John B.	Future Possibilities in Civil Engineering	125-132
Hemple, H. W.	Geodetic Surveying Moves Forward	872-885
Bachman, B. B.	The Growth and Status of Highway Transport	941-960
Schneider, George R.	History and Future of Flood Control	1042-1099
Hathaway, Gail A.	How Dams Serve Man's Vital Needs	476-488
Voss, Walter C.	How New Materials Increased Man's Building Ability	823-835
Finch, J. K.	A Hundred Years of American Civil Engineering, 1852-1952	028-096
Hansen, Robert J. / Wilbur, John B.	The Importance of Dynamic Loads in Structural Design	753-766
Thompson, Morris M. / Whitmore, George D.	Improvements in Photogrammetry through a Century	845-856
Rawn, A. M.	Influence of Water-Borne Sewage	649-653
Mathesius, Walther	Iron and Steel Production, 1851-1951	1249-1266
Clyde, George D.	Irrigation in the United States	311-342
Boelter, L. M. K.	Looking Ahead in Engineering Education	169-181
Hardin, John R.	Lowering Concrete Costs by Improved Techniques	247-260
Rogers, Lester C.	Management-Labor Relations in Construction	261-271
Donaldson, Francis	The Mechanization of Construction Work	272-292
Jeffries, Zay	Metals in the American Economy	1215-1225
Bowman, James S.	Multipurpose River Developments	1125-1131
Ayers, J. R.	Naval Drydock Construction	1192-1204
Schweizer, Charles W. / Feringa, P. A.	One Hundred Years of Improvement on Lower Mississippi River	1100-1124
Terzaghi, K.	Origin and Functions of Soil Mechanics	666-696
Bloodgood, Don E.	Outstanding Achievements in Treating Industrial Wastes	654-659
East, Lewis R.	Parallel Irrigation Development - United States and Australia	400-411
Cobb, W. C.	The Passes of the Mississippi River	1147-1162
Dixon, J. W.	Planning an Irrigation Project Today	357-387
Greer, Dewitt C.	Principles of American Highway Design	935-940
Cronin, H. F.	Problems of Supplying London, England, with Water	604-623
Chase, E. Sherman	Progress in Sanitary Engineering in the United States	556-566
Hollister, S. C.	Prospects and Programs - Engineering Education	163-168
Whitton, Rex M.	Review of American Highway Maintenance	921-934
Jansen, Carl B. / Dann, Alex. W.	River Transportation Development	1163-1179
Gurley, Fred G.	Role of Railroads in United States History	891-903
Hollis, Mark D.	The Sanitary Engineer in Relation to Public Health	624-633
Bolin, Harry W.	Schools Illustrate Progress in the Use of Wood	805-813
Mickle, D. Grant	Solving Highway Traffic Problems	904-920
Richardson, Harold W.	Speedy and Economical Construction through Mechanization	303-310
Logan, J. A.	Status of Insect and Rodent Control in Public Health	634-648
Hill, J. Ernest	Structures for Irrigation Diversion and Distribution	412-427
Gunby, F. M.	Supply of Water Power in the United States	461-475
Archibald, Raymond	Survey of Timber Highway Bridges	782-788
Peters, F. H.	Surveying and Mapping in Canada, 1852-1952	857-871
Wilson, Robert E.	Synergism between Engineering and Petroleum	1226-1248
Bloor, Ralph L.	System of Waterways at Chicago, Ill.	1205-1214
Greeley, Samuel A.	Testing Stations for Sanitary Engineering - An Outstanding Achievement	574-578
Cookingham, L. P.	Today's Engineer and Tomorrow's Metropolitan Problems	194-205
Harding, S. T.	United States Water Law	343-356
Austill, H.	Use of Wood on American Railroads	797-804
Engle, H. M.	Visible Earthquake Effects and Practical Corrective Measures	814-822
Uhl, W. F.	Water Power over a Century	451-460
Jordan, Harry E.	Water Supply and Treatment	567-573
Chorpening, C. H.	Waterway Growth in the United States	976-1041
Chevalier, Willard T.	What Construction Means to America	218-230
Markwardt, L. J.	Wood for Engineering Use	731-743
Carter, A. N.	World's Best Highways through Modern Equipment	293-302

Auteur(s)

Titre

Page(s)

Chaney, Charles A.

Accomplishments in Timber Technology

744-752

Saville, Thorndike

Achievements in Engineering Education

147-162

Bay, Helmuth

Advances in Cartography

886-890