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- 265Civil and Environmental Engineering, Department of/Structural Engineering Reports
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- 40Fayek, Aminah Robinson
- 35Kulak, Geoffrey L.
- 33Grondin, Gilbert Y.
- 29Alireza Nouri
- 21Simmonds, S. H.
- 18Driver, Robert G.
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1977
Structural engineering report SER 61
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2019-11-18
The classic Air Traffic Flow Management literature has focused on the development of programs that typically aim to optimize total system-wide metrics in their resource allocation solutions. These system-optimal solutions are thought to be achievable because the airspace system is a highly...
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1994
Zhao, Naiwen., Cheng, J. J. Roger, Bach, Lars
Structural engineering report SER 199 | SER-ID SER199
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1988
Bach, Lars., Cheng, J. J. Roger., Wong, Phillip C. K.
Structural engineering report SER 158 | SER-ID SER158
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The impacts of changing flight demands and throughput performance on airport delays through the Great Recession
Download2019-11-07
Several significant events between 2007 and 2009 impacted flight demands and the abilities of the three major New York area airports to handle demand. This paper assesses the results of applying a probabilistic simulation method – which isolates the individual contributions of changes in flight...
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The role of carbonate mineral dissolution in turbidity reduction in an oil sands end pit lake
The role of carbonate mineral dissolution in turbidity reduction in an oil sands end pit lake
Download2021-01-01
Ho Yin Poon, Heidi L. Cossey, Amy-lynne Balaberda, Ania C. Ulrich
Surface water turbidity from dispersed clay particles can hinder the development of aquatic ecosystems. One of the primary objectives for proposed oil sands end pit lakes is that they support ecological functions and lake-specific wildlife habitat. However, high surface water turbidity has been...
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1977
Mathews, Gregory Stanley., MacGregor, James G. (James Grierson), 1934-
Structural engineering report SER 60 | SER-ID SER60
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1974
Structural engineering report SER 49 | SER-ID SER49