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Massive U.K. landslide connected to deforestation of slope
The railway line connecting Banbury and Leamington Spa was blocked with nearly 350,000 tonnes of soil and rubble after a massive landslide in early February. Satellite photographs of the area, from 20...
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Photogallery & video: Landslide in Evritania; Greece cuts road in half
A landslide in the area of Dipotama, Karpenisi, Greece cuts the local road network in two, for a second time within the last few months. Watch the video and the photo gallery below! A landslide in th...
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Seattle: TBM Bertha starts moving again!
TBM Bertha, used for opening the tunnel in the Alaskan Way Viaduct Replacement Project is on the move again, after major overheating problems that caused the machine to remain still for more than a ye...
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3-D model may be the answer to the U.S. bridge maintainance crisis
With nearly 70,000 bridges requiring repair works across the U.S. and an estimated cost of $70 billion, Associate Professor's 3-D model aims in facilitating officials and transportation agencies to mo...
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Elwha River Project: learn about the effects of the largest dam removal in the U.S. history!
Five peer-reviewed papers written by government, tribal and university researchers, scientifically establish the effects of the Elwha River dam removal. The Elwha Project is the largest dam remov...
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Major refinery explosion in Torrance California
An explosion and fire occurred near Los Angeles on Wednesday at a refinery unit of Exxom Mobil. Four workers were injured and minor damage was caused in neighboring buildings. Concerns on air quality...
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Rocking technology may be the answer to earthquake resistant structures!
Michael Pollino, researcher from the Case Western Reserve University has recently published his findings on a new innovative technique that will allow buildings to rock during an earthquake and return...
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Video: Aerial view of Mount Polley mining pond failure; official report released!
A few months after the extensive destruction at Mount Polley copper and gold mine, the independent panel, responsible for investigating the causes for the release of millions of cubic meters of sludge...
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See now online the February issue of TheStructuralEngineer.info Newsletter !
TheStructuralEngineer.info is pleased to announce the February issue #92 of the monthly Newsletter ! TheStructuralEngineer.info is pleased to announce the February issue #92 of the monthly News...
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New earthquake resistant technology in steel castings solves architectural restrictions
A new pioneering technique in steel castings fabrication provides enhanced earthquake resistance and allows implementation of unique architectural designs. The new technique, initially developed in Ca...
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