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The progress of Civil Engineering with the aid of Artificial Intelligence
- Dec, 16, 2023
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- Authored by: thestructuralengineer.info
Artificial Intelligence (AI) finds widespread applications across various sectors. Even in the fundamental domain of civil engineering, there is a growing exploration of AI applications. The advantag...
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The ancient walls of Kairouan in Tunisia collapsed: at least three fatalities
- Dec, 17, 2023
- Damage (Structural) Structural Failures Structural Stability Structural Behavior Other Structural News On Failures News On Natural Disasters / Failures Other News
- Tunisia, Kairouan
- Authored by: thestructuralengineer.info
Three stonemasons died when a section of the ancient walls surrounding the Old City of Kairouan in Tunisia collapsed on Saturday. In addition, two individuals were injured in the incident, suffering...
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Concerns of a potential collapse for the Bologna's leaning tower
- Dec, 02, 2023
- Damage (Structural) Structural Failures Other Structural Load Factors Structural Reliability Structural Stability Structural Behavior News On Natural Disasters / Failures News On Failures Other News
- Italy, Bologna
- Authored by: thestructuralengineer.info
An ancient tower in Bologna, Italy, known for its significant tilt, comparable to the famous tower in Pisa, has been cordoned off due to concerns about potential collapse. Authorities are constructin...
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A newly inaugurated skyscraper is now Japan's tallest building
- Nov, 24, 2023
- Structural Design Structural Reliability Structural Stability Structural Behavior Other Structural Standards And Design Codes Sustainable Development News On Awards News On Projects / Industry News On Products & Services Other News
- Japan
- Authored by: thestructuralengineer.info
A newly inaugurated skyscraper, standing at a height of 330m, is Tokyo's latest landmark. The Mori JP tower, having 64 floors designated for shops, offices, and residences, now holds the distinction...
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Structural safety fears for Bristol tower block
- Nov, 17, 2023
- Structural Design Structural Reliability Blasting Effects Earthquake Engineering Vibration And Damping Expert Witness Structural Stability Structural Behavior Other Structural News On Projects / Industry Other News
- United Kingdom, Bristol
- Authored by: thestructuralengineer.info
Barton House, situated in the Barton Hill area of Bristol, stands as the oldest tower block in the Bristol City Council housing estate, having been completed in 1958. The Barton House block has recen...
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AI and virtual reality to monitor the structural safety of buildings and bridges
- Nov, 08, 2023
- Structural Health Monitoring Repair And Retrofit Of Structures Bridges Bridge Design Seismic Effects Damage (Structural) Performance-Based Design Structural Dynamics Damage (Structural) Dynamic Loads Structural Stability Structural Behavior Other Structural Sustainable Development Standards And Design Codes News On Projects / Industry News On Research / Academia News On Products & Services Other News
- United States, Florida, Orlando
- Authored by: thestructuralengineer.info
The structural health and safety of a nation's bridges and buildings is crucial for preventing disasters like the Surfside condominium collapse in 2021. To improve the structural health monitoring of...
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World’s most famous steel structures
- Nov, 08, 2023
- Steel Structures Other Structural News On Projects / Industry News On Products & Services Other News Bridges Structural Design Performance-Based Design Roofs Arches Structural Systems Metal Structures Structural Behavior Structural Loads Sustainable Development Standards And Design Codes
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Structural steel plays a crucial role in several projects worldwide, thanks to its remarkable strength, adaptability, and cost-effectiveness. Furthermore, it is the preferred choice for iconic archit...
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5.6-magnitude earthquake struck Nepal: a) at least 157 fatalities, b) search and rescue should be focused on earthquake relief efforts
- Nov, 03, 2023
- Earthquake Engineering Seismic Effects Damage (Structural) Structural Failures Other Structural Concrete Structures Structural Stability Structural Behavior News On Natural Disasters/Phenomena News On Natural Disasters / Failures News On Failures Other News
- Nepal
- Authored by: thestructuralengineer.info
A strong earthquake claimed the lives of at least 157 people in the remote Jajarkot area of the Himalayan nation. The magnitude 5.6 earthquake struck late on Friday night at 11:47 pm (18:02 GMT) in t...
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The five strongest earthquakes ever recorded
- Sep, 09, 2023
- Earthquake Engineering Seismic Effects Damage (Structural) Structural Failures Structural Stability Structural Behavior Other Structural News On Awards News On Natural Disasters/Phenomena News On Natural Disasters / Failures Other News
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The following lines describe five of the most devastating earthquakes in history: The Great Chilean Earthquake (1960), also known as The 1960 Valdivia Earthquake, with a magnitude of 9.5, is the mo...
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The prospects for carbon-neutral buildings
- Oct, 27, 2023
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In the United Kingdom, buildings account for 33% of greenhouse gas emissions and 40% of global energy consumption. The following lines describe the concept of achieving carbon neutrality in buildings...
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