Table Of Content2003 ANNUAL INDEX
Civil Engineering Database Subject Heading Index
The Civil Engineering Database (CEDB) is Computer applications Environmental issues
designed to provide free, easy bibliographic Reconstruction of the Building Infrastructure: Two Life-Cycle Environmental Effects of an Office
access to all ASCE publications. The database Performance Prediction Models. — Mohamed Building. — Seppo Junnila and Arpad Horvath;
covers ASCE documents published since 1970. It Attalla, Tarek Hegazy, and Ralph Haas; 9(1), 9(4), 157-66 (2003).
provides access to all the journals, conference 26-34 (2003). Evolutionary computation
proceedings, books, | standards, —_m anuals, Corrosion Optimal Fund-Allocation Analysis for Multidistrict
magazines, and newspapers. The index terms Degradation of Drinking Water Treatment Plant In- Highway Agencies. — Weng Tat Chan, T. F.
below were assigned to papers published in this frastructure from Enhanced Coagulation. — Fwa, and J. Y. Tan; 9(4), 167-75 (2003).
journal during 2003 from a CEDB subject Laurie S. McNeill and Marc Edwards; 9(4), Facility expansion
heading list. The CEDB and subject heading list 145-56 (2003). Valuing Flexibility in Infrastructure Expansion. —
Tong Zhao and Chung-Li Tseng; 9(3), 89-97
can be accessed on the Web at Cost allocations
(2003).
http://www.pubs.asce.org/cedbsrch.html. Supply and Demand System Approach to Develop-
Forecasting
ment of Bridge Management Strategies.
Quantitative Model to Forecast Changes in Hurri-
Adaptive systems Bryan Adey, Rade Hajdin, and Eugen Bruhwiler; cane Vulnerability of Regional Building
9(3), 117-31 (2003).
Adaptive Optimization of Infrastructure Mainte- Inventory. — Rachel A. Davidson, Huan Zhao,
nance and Inspection Decisions under Perfor- Costs and Vineet Kumar; 9(2), 55-64 (2003).
mance Model Uncertainty. —Vincent M. Guil- Trade-offs Between Initial and Maintenance Costs Funding allocation
laumot, Pablo L. Durango-Cohen, and Samer M. of Highways in Cross-Slopes. — Manoj K. Jha Optimal Fund-Allocation Analysis for Multidistrict
Madanat; 9(4), 133-9 (2003). and Paul Schonfeld; 9(1), 16-25 (2003). Highway Agencies. — Weng Tat Chan, T. F.
Bridge maintenance Damage assessment Fwa, and J. Y. Tan; 9(4), 167-75 (2003).
Supply and Demand System Approach to Develop- Quantitative Model to Forecast Changes in Hurri- Geotechnical engineering
ment of Bridge Management Strategies. cane Vulnerability of Regional Building Asset Management Framework for Geotechnical
—Bryan Adey, Rade Hajdin, and Eugen Inventory. — Rachel A. Davidson, Huan Zhao, Infrastructure. — Kristen L. Sanford Bernhardt,
Bruhwiler; 9(3), 117-31 (2003). and Vineet Kumar; 9(2), 55-64 (2003). J. Erik Loehr, and Daniel Huaco; 9(3), 107-16
Decision making (2003).
Budgets
Valuing Flexibility in Infrastructure Expansion. Ground motion
Optimal Fund-Allocation Analysis for Multidistrict
—Tong Zhao and Chung-Li Tseng; 9(3), 89-97 Simulation for Ground Movements due to Pipe
Highway Agencies. —Weng Tat Chan, T. F. Fwa,
(2003). Bursting. — Aziz Saber, Raymond Sterling, and
and J. Y. Tan; 9(4), 167-75 (2003).
Asset Management Framework for Geotechnical Sageer Anjum Nakhawa; 9(4), 140-4 (2003).
Building materials Infrastructure. — Kristen L. Sanford Bernhardt, Hazards
Strategies of Extended Producer Responsibility for J. Erik Loehr, and Daniel Huaco; 9(3), 107-16 Supply and Demand System Approach to Develop-
Buildings. —Angela Acree Guggemos and (2003). ment of Bridge Management Strategies.
Arpad Horvath; 9(2), 65-74 (2003). Decision support systems Bryan Adey, Rade Hajdin, and Eugen
Buildings Asset Management Framework for Geotechnical Bruhwiler; 9(3), 117-31 (2003).
Strategies of Extended Producer Responsibility for Infrastructure. — Kristen L. Sanford Bernhardt, Highway maintenance
Buildings. —Angela Acree Guggemos and J. Erik Loehr, and Daniel Huaco; 9(3), 107-16 Trade-offs Between Initial and Maintenance Costs
Arpad Horvath; 9(2), 65-74 (2003). (2003). of Highways in Cross-Slopes. —Manoj K. Jha
Buildings, office Degradation and Paul Schonfeld; 9(1), 16-25 (2003).
Life-Cycle Environmental Effects of an Office Degradation of Drinking Water Treatment Plant In- Asset Management Framework for Geotechnical
Building. — Seppo Junnila and Arpad Horvath; frastructure from Enhanced Coagulation. Infrastructure. — Kristen L. Sanford Bernhardt,
9(4), 157-66 (2003). —Laurie S. McNeill and Mare Edwards; 9(4), J. Erik Loehr, and Daniel Huaco; 9(3), 107-16
145-56 (2003). (2003).
Buried pipes Optimal Fund-Allocation Analysis for Multidistrict
Displacement
Simulation for Ground Movements due to Pipe Highway Agencies. —Weng Tat Chan,T . F. Fwa,
Simulation for Ground Movements due to Pipe
Bursting. — Aziz Saber, Raymond Sterling, and and J. Y. Tan; 9(4), 167-75 (2003).
Bursting. — Aziz Saber, Raymond Sterling, and
Sageer Anjum Nakhawa; 9(4), 140-4 (2003). Hurricanes
Sageer Anjum Nakhawa; 9(4), 140-4 (2003).
Buried structures Quantitative Model to Forecast Changes in Hurri-
Drilling
Simulation for Ground Movements due to Pipe cane Vulnerability of Regional Building
Real-Time Monitoring for Quality Delivery of Di-
Bursting. — Aziz Saber, Raymond Sterling, and Inventory. — Rachel A. Davidson, Huan Zhao,
rectional Drilling Installations. —Michael E.
Sageer Anjum Nakhawa; 9(4), 140-4 (2003). and Vineet Kumar; 9(2), 55-64 (2003).
Baumert and Erez N. Allouche; 9(1), 35-43
Infrastructure
Cavity expansion (2003).
Risk-based Life-cycle Costing of Infrastructure Re-
Simulation for Ground Movements due to Pipe Economic factors habilitation and Construction Alternatives.
Bursting. — Aziz Saber, Raymond Sterling, and Valuing Flexibility in Infrastructure Expansion. —QOssama Salem, Simaan AbouRizk, and Sam-
Sageer Anjum Nakhawa; 9(4), 140-4 (2003). —Tong Zhao and Chung-Li Tseng; 9(3), 89-97 uel Ariaratnam; 9(1), 6-15 (2003).
Coagulation (2003). Reconstruction of the Building Infrastructure: Two
Degradation of Drinking Water Treatment Plant In- Energy conservation Performance Prediction Models. —Mohamed
frastructure from Enhanced Coagulation. Strategies of Extended Producer Responsibility for Attalla, Tarek Hegazy, and Ralph Haas; 9(1),
—Laurie S. McNeill and Mare Edwards: 9(4), Buildings. —Angela Acree Guggemos and 26-34 (2003).
145-56 (2003). Arpad Horvath; 9(2), 65-74 (2003). Infrastructure Issues for Cities—Countering Ter-
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rorist Threat. — Paul H. Gilbert, Jeremy Isen- North Carolina Quality control
berg, Gregory B. Baecher, Lawrence T. Papay, Quantitative Model to Forecast Changes in Hurri- Real-Time Monitoring for Quality Delivery of Di-
Lawrence G. Spielvogel, Joan B. Woodard, and cane Vulnerability of Regional Building rectional Drilling Installations. — Michael E.
Edward V. Badolato; 9(1), 44-54 (2003). Inventory. — Rachel A. Davidson, Huan Zhao, Baumert and Erez N. Allouche; 9(1), 35-43
Valuing Flexibility in Infrastructure Expansion. — and Vineet Kumar; 9(2), 55-64 (2003). (2003).
Tong Zhac and Chung-Li Tseng; 9(3), 89-97 Optimization Reconstruction
(2003). Supply and Demand System Approach to Develop- Reconstruction of the Building Infrastructure: Two
Integrated Infrastructure Management Systems: ment of Bridge Management Strategies. Performance Prediction Models Mohamed
Small Urban Area’s Experience. — Adel W. Attalla, Tarek Hegazy, and Ralph Haas; 9(1),
Bryan Adey, Rade Hajdin, and Eugen Bruhwiler:
Sadek, Andrea Kvasnak, and Joe Segale; 9(3), 26-34 (2003).
98-106 (2003). 9(3), 117-31 (2003).
Recycling
Asset Management Framework for Geotechnical Adaptive Optimization of Infrastructure Mainte-
Strategies of Extended Producer Responsibility for
Infrastructure. — Kristen L. Sanford Bernhardt, nance and Inspection Decisions under Perfor-
Buildings. — Angela Acree Guggemos and
J. Erik Loehr, and Daniel Huaco; 9(3), 107-16 mance Model Uncertainty. — Vincent M. Guil-
Arpad Horvath; 9(2), 65-74 (2003)
(2003). laumot, Pablo L. Durango-Cohen, and Samer M.
Rehabilitation
Adaptive Optimization of Infrastructure Mainte- Madanat; 9(4), 133-9 (2003).
Risk-based Life-cycle Costing of Infrastructure Re-
nance and Inspection Decisions under Perfor- Optimization models
habilitation and Construction Alternatives.
mance Model Uncertainty. — Vincent M. Guil- Integrated Infrastructure Management Systems: Ossama Salem, Simaan AbouRizk, and Samuel
laumot, Pablo L. Durango-Cohen, and Samer M. Small Urban Area’s Experience. Adel W. Ariaratnam; 9(1), 6-15 (2003).
Madanat; 9(4), 133-9 (2003). Sadek, Andrea Kvasnak, and Joe Segale; 9(3), Reconstruction of the Building Infrastructure: Two
Inspection 98-106 (2003). Performance Prediction Models Mohamed
Adaptive Optimization of Infrastructure Mainte- Optimal Fund-Allocation Analysis for Multidistrict Attalla, Tarek Hegazy, and Ralph Haas; 9(1),
nance and Inspection Decisions under Perfor- Highway Agencies. — Weng Tat Chan, T. F. 26-34 (2003).
mance Model Uncertainty. —Vincent M. Guil- Fwa, and J. Y. Tan; 9(4), 167-75 (2003). Risk analysis
laumot, Pablo L. Durango-Cohen, and Samer M.
Organic matter Risk-based Life-cycle Costing of Infrastructure Re-
Madanat; 9(4), 133-9 (2003).
Degradation of Drinking Water Treatment Plant In- habilitation and Construction Alternatives.
Integrated systems frastructure from Enhanced Coagulation. Ossama Salem, Simaan AbouRizk, and Sam-
Integrated Infrastructure Management Systems: Laurie S. McNeill and Mare Edwards; 9(4), uel Ariaratnam; 9(1), 6-15 (2003)
Small Urban Area’s Experience. Adel W.
145-56 (2003). Risk management
Sadek, Andrea Kvasnak, and Joe Segale; 9(3),
98-106 (2003). Pavement management Water Utility Security: Multiple Hazards and Mul-
Innovative Pavement Management and Planning tiple Barriers. Neil S. Grigg; 9(2), 81-8
Life cycle costs (2003)
System for Road Network of Portugal. —Kamal
Risk-based Life-cycle Costing of Infrastructure Re- Golabi and Paulo Pereira; 9(2), 75-80 (2003). Roadside maintenance
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uel Ariaratnam; 9(1), 6-15 (2003). Highway Agencies. Weng Tat Chan, T. F. Fwa, J. Erik Loehr, and Daniel Huaco: 9(3), 107-16
and J. Y. Tan; 9(4), 167-75 (2003).
Life cycles (2003).
Life-Cycle Environmental Effects of an Office Pavements Security
Building. — Seppo Junnila and Arpad Horvath; Risk-based Life-cycle Costing of Infrastructure Re- Infrastructure Issues for Cities—Countering Ter-
9(4), 157-66 (2003). habilitation and Construction Alternatives rorist Threat Paul H. Gilbert, Jeremy Isen-
Maintenance Ossama Salem, Simaan AbouRizk, and Sam- berg, Gregory B. Baecher, Lawrence T. Papay,
Adaptive Optimization of Infrastructure Mainte- uel Ariaratnam; 9(1), 6-15 (2003). Lawrence G. Spielvogel, Joan B. Woodard, and
nance and Inspection Decisions under Perfor- Pipelines Edward V. Badolato; 9(1), 44-54 (2003)
mance Model Uncertainty. Vincent M. Guil- Real-Time Monitoring for Quality Delivery of Di- Water Utility Security: Multiple Hazards and Mul-
laumot, Pablo L. Durango-Cohen, and Samer M. rectional Drilling Installations Michael § tiple Barriers. Neil S. Grigg: 9(2), 81-8
Madanat; 9(4), 133-9 (2003). Baumert and Erez N. Allouche; 9(1), 35-43 (2003)
Management systems (2003). Seismic effects
Integrated Infrastructure Management Systems: Pollution Water Utility Security: Multiple Hazards and Mul-
Small Urban Area’s Experience. —Adel W Strategies of Extended Producer Responsibility for tiple Barriers Neil S. Grigg: 9(2), 81-8
Sadek, Andrea Kvasnak, and Joe Segale; 9(3), Buildings. Angela Acree Guggemos and (2003)
98-106 (2003). Arpad Horvath; 9(2), 65-74 (2003). Service life
Supply and Demand System Approach to Develop Life-Cycle Environmental Effects of an Office
Portugal
ment of Bridge Management Strategies fuiiding. — Seppo Junnila and Arpad Horvath;
Innovative Pavement Management and Planning
-Bryan Adey, Rade Hajdin, and Eugen 9(4), 157-66 (2003)
System for Road Network of Portugal. —Kamal
Bruhwiler; 9(3), 117-31 (2003). Simulation
Golabi and Paulo Pereira; 9(2), 75-80 (2003).
Models Simulation for Ground Movements due to Pipe
Quantitative Model to Forecast Changes in Hurri- Potable water Bursting Aziz Saber, Raymond Sterling, and
cane Vulnerability of Regional Building Water Utility Security: Multiple Hazards and Mul- Sageer Anjum Nakhawa; 9(4), 140-4 (2003).
Inventory. Rachel A. Davidson, Huan Zhao, tiple Barriers. Neil S. Grigg; 9(2), 81-8 Stochastic models
and Vineet Kumar; 9(2), 55-64 (2003). (2003). Adaptive Optimization of Infrastructure Mainte-
Multiple objective analysis Degradation of Drinking Water Treatment Plant In- nance and Inspection Decisions under Perfor-
Optimal Fund-Allocation Analysis for Multidistrict frastructure from Enhanced Coagulation. mance Model Uncertainty. Vincent M. Guil-
Highway Agencies. —Weng Tat Chan,T . F. Fwa, Laurie S. McNeill and Mare Edwards; 9(4), laumot, Pablo L. Durango-Cohen, and Samer M.
and J. Y. Tan; 9(4), 167-75 (2003). 145-56 (2003). Madanat; 9(4), 133-9 (2003).
Neural networks Project management Tensile loads
Reconstruction of the Building Infrastructure: Two Reconstruction of the Building Infrastructure: Two Real-Time Monitoring for Quality Delivery of Di-
Performance Prediction Models. —Mohamed Performance Prediction Models. —Mohamed rectional Drilling Installations. —Michael E.
Attalla, Tarek Hegazy, and Ralph Haas; 9(1), Attalla, Tarek Hegazy, and Ralph Haas; 9(1), Baumert and Erez N. Allouche; 9(1), 355-- 43
26-34 (2003). 26-34 (2003). (2003).
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Terrorism Utilities Wind loads
Infrastructure Issues for Cities—Countering Ter- Simulation for Ground Movements due to Pipe Quantitative Model to Forecast Changes in Hurri-
rorist Threat. — Paul H. Gilbert, Jeremy Isen- Bursting. — Aziz Saber, Raymond Sterling, and cane Vulnerability of Regional Building
berg, Gregory B. Baecher, Lawrence T. Papay, Sageer Anjum Nakhawa; 9(4), 140-4 (2003). Inventory. — Rachel A. Davidson, Huan Zhao,
Lawrence G. Spielvogel, Joan B. Woodard, and
Water supply systems and Vineet Kumar; 9(2), 55-64 (2003).
Edward V. Badolato; 9(1), 44-54 (2003).
Transportation networks Water Utility Security: Multiple Hazards and Mul-
Innovative Pavement Management and Planning tiple Barriers. — Neil S. Grigg; 9(2), 81-8
System for Road Network of Portugal. — Kamal (2003).
Golabi and Paulo Pereira; 9(2), 75-80 (2003). Water treatment plants
Urban areas Degradation of Drinking Water Treatment Plant In-
Infrastructure Issues for Cities—Countering Ter-
frastructure from Enhanced Coagulation. —
rorist Threat. — Paul H. Gilbert, Jeremy Isen-
Laurie S. McNeill and Mare Edwards; 9(4),
berg, Gregory B. Baecher, Lawrence T. Papay,
145-56 (2003).
Lawrence G. Spielvogel, Joan B. Woodard, and
Edward V. Badolato; 9(1), 44-54 (2003).
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2003 ANNUAL INDEX
Author Index
AbouRizk, Simaan Davidson, Rachel A. Horvath, Arpad
Risk-based Life-cycle Costing of Infrastructure Re- Quantitative Model to Forecast Changes in Hurri- Strategies of Extended Producer Responsibility for
habilitation and Construction Alternatives. cane Vulnerability of Regional Building Buildings. — Angela Acree Guggemos and
Ossama Salem, Simaan AbouRizk, and Sam- Inventory. — Rachel A. Davidson, Huan Zhao, Arpad Horvath; 9(2), 65-74 (2003)
uel Ariaratnam; 9(1), 6-15 (2003). and Vineet Kumar; 9(2), 55-64 (2003). Life-Cycle Environmental Effects of an Office
Building. — Seppo Junnila and Arpad Horvath;
Acree Guggemos, Angela Durango-Cohen, Pablo L.
9(4), 157-66 (2003).
Strategies of Extended Producer Responsibility for Adaptive Optimization of Infrastructure Mainte-
Buildings. —Angela Acree Guggemos and nance and Inspection Decisions under Perfor- Huaco, Daniel
Arpad Horvath; 9(2), 65-74 (2003). mance Model Uncertainty. — Vincent M. Guil- Asset Management Framework for Geotechnical
laumot, Pablo L. Durango-Cohen, and Samer M. Infrastructure. — Kristen L. Sanford Bernhardt,
Adey, Bryan
Madanat; 9(4), 133-9 (2003). J. Erik Loehr, and Daniel Huaco; 9(3), 107-16
Supply and Demand System Approach to Develop-
(2003).
ment of Bridge Management Strategies. Edwards, Mare
-Bryan Adey, Rade Hajdin, and Eugen Degradation of Drinking Water Treatment Plant In- Isenberg, Jeremy
Bruhwiler; 9(3), 117-31 (2003). frastructure from Enhanced Coagulation. Infrastructure Issues for Cities—Countering Ter-
Allouche, Erez N. Laurie S. McNeill and Mare Edwards; 9(4), rorist Threat. — Paul H. Gilbert, Jeremy Isen-
145-56 (2003). berg, Gregory B. Baecher, Lawrence T. Papay,
Real-Time Monitoring for Quality Delivery of Di-
Lawrence G. Spieivogel, Joan B. Woodard, and
rectional Drilling Installations. Michael E. Fwa, T. F.
Edward V. Badolato; 9(1), 44-54 (2003)
Baumert and Erez N. Allouche; 9(1), 35-43 Optimal Fund-Allocation Analysis for Multidistrict
(2003). Highway Agencies Weng Tat Chan, T. F. Jha, Manoj K.
Fwa, and J. Y. Tan; 9(4), 167-75 (2003) Trade-offs Between Initial and Maintenance Costs
Ariaratnam, Samuel of Highways in Cross-Slopes. Manoj K. Jha
Risk-based Life-cycle Costing of Infrastructure Re- Gilbert, Paul H. and Paul Schonfeld; 9(1), 16-25 (2003)
habilitation and Construction Alternatives Infrastructure Issues for Cities—Countering Ter-
—Ossama Salem, Simaan AbouRizk, and Sam- rorist Threat. Paul H. Gilbert, Jeremy Isen- Junnila, Seppo
Life-Cycle Envircnmental Effects of an Office
uel Ariaratnam; 9(1), 6-15 (2003). berg, Gregory B. Baecher, Lawrence T. Papay,
Building. — Seppo Junnila and Arpad Horvath;
Attalla, Mohamed Lawrence G. Spielvogel, Joan B. Woodard, and 9(4), 157-66 (2003).
Edward V. Badolato; 9(1), 44-54 (2003)
Reconstruction of the Building Infrastructure: Two
Kumar, Vineet
Performance Prediction Models. —Mohamed Golabi, Kamal
Quantitative Model to Forecast Changes in Hurri-
Attalla, Tarek Hegazy, and Ralph Haas; 9(1), Innovative Pavement Management and Planning
cane Vulnerability of Regional Building
26-34 (2003). System for Road Network of Portugal. —Kamal
Inventory. — Rachel A. Davidson, Huan Zhao,
Golabi and Paulo Pereira; 9(2), 75-80 (2003)
Badolato, Edward V. and Vineet Kumar; 9(2), 55-64 (2003).
Infrastructure Issues for Cities—Countering Ter- Grigg, Neil S.
Kvasnak, Andrea
rorist Threat. —Paul H. Gilbert, Jeremy Isen- Water Utility Security: Multiple Hazards and Mul-
Integrated Infrastructure Management Systems:
berg, Gregory B. Baecher, Lawrence T. Papay, tiple Barriers Neil S. Grigg; 9(2), 81-8
Small Urban Area’s Experience. Adel W.
Lawrence G. Spielvogel, Joan B. Woodard, and (2003)
Sadek, Andrea Kvasnak, and Joe Segale; 9(3),
Edward V. Badolato; 9(1), 44-54 (2003)
Guillaumot, Vincent M. 98-106 (2003).
Baecher, Gregory B. Adaptive Optimization of Infrastructure Mainte
Loehr, J. Erik
Infrastructure Issues for Cities—Countering Ter- nance and Inspection Decisions under Perfor-
Asset Management Framework for Geotechnical
rorist Threat. —Paul H. Gilbert, Jeremy Isen- mance Model Uncertainty. Vincent M. Guil-
Infrastructure. — Kristen L. Sanford Bernhardt,
berg, Gregory B. Baecher, Lawrence T. Papay, laumot, Pablo L. Durango-Cohen, and Samer M. J. Erik Loehr, and Daniel Huaco; 9(3), 107-16
Lawrence G. Spielvogel, Joan B. Woodard, and Madanat; 9(4), 133-9 (2003). (2003).
Edward V. Badolato; 9(1), 44-54 (2003).
Haas, Ralph Madanat, Samer M.
Baumert, Michael E. Reconstruction of the Building Infrastructure: Two Adaptive Optimization of Infrastructure Mainte-
Real-Time Monitoring for Quality Delivery of Di- Performance Prediction Models. -Mohamed nance and Inspection Decisions under Perfor-
rectional Drilling Installations. -Michael E Attalla, Tarek Hegazy, and Ralph Haas; 9(1), mance Model Uncertainty. —Vincent M. Guil-
Baumert and Erez N. Allouche; 9(1), 35-43 26-34 (2003). laumot, Pablo L. Durango-Cohen, and Samer M.
(2003). Hajdin, Rade Madanat; 9(4), 133-9 (2003).
Bruhwiler, Eugen Supply and Demand System Approach to Develop- MeNeill, Laurie S.
Supply and Demand System Approach to Develop- ment of Bridge Management Strategies. Degradation of Drinking Water Treatment Plant In-
ment of Bridge Management Strategies. Bryan Adey, Rade Hajdin, and Eugen frastructure from Enhanced Coagulation.
—Bryan Adey, Rade Hajdin, and Eugen Bruhwiler; 9(3), 117-31 (2003). —Laurie S. McNeill and Marc Edwards; 9(4),
Bruhwiler; 9(3), 117-31 (2003). Hegazy, Tarek 145-56 (2003).
Chan, Weng Tat Reconstruction of the Building Infrastructure: Two Nakhawa, Sageer Anjum
Optimal Fund-Allocation Analysis for Multidistrict Performance Prediction Models. —Mohamed Simulation for Ground Movements due to Pipe
Highway Agencies. —Weng Tat Chan,T . F. Fwa, Attalla, Tarek Hegazy, and Ralph Haas; 9(1), Bursting. — Aziz Saber, Raymond Sterling, and
and J. Y. Tan; 9(4), 167-75 (2003). 26-34 (2003). Sageer Anjum Nakhawa; 9(4), 140-4 (2003).
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Papay, Lawrence T. Sanford Bernhardt, Kristen L. Tan, J. Y.
Infrastructure Issues for Cities—Countering Ter- Asset Management Framework for Geotechnical Optimal Fund-Allocation Analysis for Multidistrict
rorist Threat. — Paul H. Gilbert, Jeremy Isen- Infrastructure. — Kristen L. Sanford Bernhardt, Highway Agencies. — Weng Tat Chan, T. F.
berg, Gregory B. Baecher, Lawrence T. Papay, J. Erik Loehr, and Daniel Huaco; 9(3), 107-16 Fwa, and J. Y. Tan; 9(4), 167-75 (2003).
Lawrence G. Spielvogel, Joan B. Woodard, and
(2003).
Edward V. Badolato; 9(1), 44-54 (2003). Tseng, Chung-Li
Pereira, Paulo Schonfeld, Paul Valuing Flexibility in Infrastructure Expansion. —
Innovative Pavement Management and Planning Trade-offs Between Initial and Maintenance Costs Tong Zhao and Chung-Li Tseng; 9(3), 89-97
System for Road Network of Portugal. — Kamal of Highways in Cross-Slopes. — Manoj K. Jha (2003).
Golabi and Paulo Pereira; 9(2), 75-80 (2003). and Paul Schonfeld; 9(1), 16-25 (2003). Woodard, Joan B.
Pikus, Irwin M. Segale, Joe Infrastructure Issues for Cities—Countering Ter-
Critical Infrastructure Protection: Are We There
Integrated Infrastructure Management Systems: rorist Threat. — Paul H. Gilbert, Jeremy Isen-
Yet? — Irwin M. Pikus; 9(1), 1-5 (2003).
Small Urban Area’s Experience. — Adel W. berg, Gregory B. Baecher, Lawrence T. Papay,
Saber, Aziz
Sadek, Andrea Kvasnak, and Joe Segale; 9(3), Lawrence G. Spielvogel, Joan B. Woodard, and
Simulation for Ground Movements due to Pipe
98-106 (2003). Edward V. Badolato; 9(1), 44-54 (2003).
Bursting. — Aziz Saber, Raymond Sterling, and
Sageer Anjum Nakhawa; 9(4), 140-4 (2003). Spielvogel, Lawrence G. Zhao, Huan
Sadek, Adel W. Infrastructure Issues for Cities—Countering Ter- Quantitative Model to Forecast Changes in Hurri-
Integrated Infrastructure Management Systems: rorist Threat. — Paul H. Gilbert, Jeremy Isen- cane Vulnerability of Regional Building
Small Urban Area’s Experience. — Adel W. berg, Gregory B. Baecher, Lawrence T. Papay, Inventory. — Rachel A. Davidson, Huan Zhao,
Sadek, Andrea Kvasnak, and Joe Segale; 9(3), Lawrence G. Spielvogel, Joan B. Woodard, and and Vineet Kumar; 9(2), 55-64 (2003).
98-106 (2003).
Edward V. Badolato; 9(1), 44-54 (2003). Zhao, Tong
Salem, Ossama
Risk-based Life-cycle Costing of Infrastructure Re- Sterling, Raymond Valuing Flexibility in Infrastructure Expansion. —
habilitation and Construction Alternatives. — Simulation for Ground Movements due to Pipe Tong Zhao and Chung-Li Tseng; 9(3), 89-97
Ossama Salem, Simaan AbouRizk, and Samuel Bursting. — Aziz Saber, Raymond Sterling, and (2003).
Ariaratnam; 9(1), 6-15 (2003). Sageer Anjum Nakhawa; 9(4), 140-4 (2003).
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