CampbellReith is proud to announce that Elizabeth Brown and Tom Samson will be judging the 2025 Ground Engineering Awards! 🏆 Submissions for entry are open until 31st January and can be made here: https://lnkd.in/e7VBSRRE Best of luck to all entries! Ground Engineering Magazine #GEAwards
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Unique opportunity to understand 9/11 from the perspective of Structural Engineers involved during the recovery & clean-up efforts.
SEAoNY invites you to an evening dedicated to telling the story of the efforts of structural engineers during the recovery efforts following 9/11, as we screen "Engineers at Ground Zero" this Thursday, November 14. This event is for anyone interested in understanding the profound impact of their work. After the screening, join us for an engaging Q&A session with some of the engineers featured in the film. November 14, 2024 at Angelika Film Center (18 West Houston Street) 6:00 - 7:00 PM: Cocktail Hour (Featuring Beer, Wine, and Light Bites) 7:00 - 8:00 PM: Introduction and Film Screening 8:00 - 9:00 PM: Panel Discussion moderated by James Glanz f The New York Times and author of City in the Sky: The Rise and Fall of the World Trade Center, with Vicki Arbitrio, Edward M. DePaola and Richard Tomasetti. Join us for an evening dedicated to the resilience and strength of our engineering community. Reserve your ticket here: https://lnkd.in/eQTH9Grz #StructuralEngineering #SEAoNY #EngineersAtGroundZero #CommunityResilience #EngineeringHeroes #Architecture #Construction
Interesting read showing structural engineering contribution in the historical build up to D-Day
As we mark the 80th anniversary of D-Day and the Normandy landings, why not take a moment to look back at this article by former IStructE Gold Medallist Allan Mann on structural engineering's contribution to the war effort - including the Mulberry harbours assembled in Normandy: https://ow.ly/WqyS50S9s93 For a deeper understanding of the massive endeavour to design, build and install the Mulberry harbours, we take you right back to 1946 and this detailed paper published in #TheStructuralEngineer by Major W.J. Hodge: https://ow.ly/L13X50S9sFT #D-Day #Normandylandings #structuralengineering
The Fort Snelling Bridge, completed in 1880, was a pioneering feat of engineering, marking one of the first uses of cantilever construction in the U.S. Built with collaboration between federal and local governments, it blended innovative techniques with the practical needs of its time, standing as a symbol of resilience and ingenuity. This article dives into its construction, the challenges faced, and its legacy in bridge design along the Mississippi River. 📖 Read the article: https://lnkd.in/gV5B4bCf
I am pleased to share that our paper on the design and construction of the New Cubipod armoured breakwater in Hanstholm, Denmark has finally been published in the Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - Maritime Engineering. The paper is an extended version of the conference paper that I presented at the “ICE Coasts, Maritime Structures and Breakwaters” conference in Portsmouth in 2023. The paper, a result of the fruitful collaboration between COWI, Per Aarsleff A/S and SATO, contains valuable lessons for fellow coastal engineers and marine contractors facing the challenge of designing and constructing breakwaters in exposed locations. Key highlights: -The new western breakwater in Hanstholm is Denmark’s largest and most exposed breakwater. - Constructed in water depths of 9–13.5 m with 15 t to 32.5 t Cubipods® as the main protective armor. - Extensively tested in Aalborg University's 3D wave basin, demonstrating resilience against violent wave breaking and design waves exceeding Hs = 8.5m. Heartfelt thanks to Prof. Tom Bruce, the Organizing Committee, and the International Steering Group for selecting our paper. Special thanks to my co-authors (Thomas Gierlevsen, Ole Juul Jensen, Antonio Corredor Molguero, and Jonas Ostersen), Port of Hanstholm, and Aalborg University (Thomas Lykke Andersen and Mads Eldrup) for their contributions. Read the full paper here: [https://lnkd.in/dAJTVHEh] #civilengineering #maritimeengineering #breakwater #Hanstholm #Denmark #Cubipod
Those of a certain age will probably start humming Oasis once they see the headline. Cody Dock Rolling Bridge, with Thomas Randall Page is on the cover of this month's The Institution of Structural Engineers Journal. Read the issue here - https://lnkd.in/eWpUwB6n
As ship size and volume continue to grow, bridge infrastructure must adapt to meet evolving safety challenges. At the World Bridge Engineering Conference, Moffatt & Nichol experts Mike Knott and Mike Winters will share key strategies for avoiding catastrophic ship-bridge collisions. Their sessions will explore vital considerations for bridge designers and how to conduct vessel collision risk analyses for designing infrastructure that can safely accommodate larger vessels and remain aligned with industry standards. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to learn from seasoned professionals in the field. Register for the event here https://ow.ly/lBCW50UnMR8 #CreativePeoplePracticalSolutions #bridgesafety #infrastructure
Don’t leave your cold storage to chance. Our video reveals the advanced techniques behind Norlake’s industry-leading reliability, including cutting-edge construction methods. See why our systems are built to last! https://ow.ly/RUbP50SZLZn
Naval architecture and marine engineering are ever evolving, and this month’s issue of Marine News Magazine spotlights some of the latest trends from the perspectives of our CEO, Morgan Fanberg, PE, and leadership from Elliott Bay Design Group and Vard Marine Inc. Check out the article to hear how we are responding to everything from advances in digitalization and automation to new skill requirements for engineers and attracting talent in a niche industry. #marineindustry #industrytrends #navalarchitecture #marineengineering
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