... RECLAMATION REHABILITATION IMPACT IRON PYRITES POLLUTANTS REMEDIATION GROUNDWATER WATER TABLE ABANDONMENT ADITS COLLIERIES REMOVAL SAMPLING METHODS COMPUTERS MODELS MODELLING WETLANDS CATCHMENTS DAMAGE ENVIRONMENTAL NEATH PORT TALBOT WALES RIVER PELENNA YNYSARWED TONMAWR...

... ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT EVALUATION MODELS ENVIRONMENTAL DISPOSAL ENVIRONMENT INCINERATORS PLANT FACILITIES SITING ASSESSMENT LOCAL GOVERNMENT EASTERN SWITZERLAND EAST WICKLOW ...

...A C DAVIS; R P JACOB; B G S ELLETT © Thomas Telford and ICE 1998 SIR WILLIAM HALCROW OXFORD BROOKES UNIVERSITY ROADS DRAINAGE GRATINGS EFFICIENCY HYDRAULIC STUDIES MODELS SURFACES BARS WIDTH CROSSFALL SLOPES ALIGNMENT GEOMETRY FLOW TESTS RESEARCH DEPRESSIONS...

...M HUGHES; LGMB © Thomas Telford and ICE 1997 LOCAL GOVERNMENT MANAGEMENT BOARD LGMB TENDERS CCT COMPULSORY COMPETITIVE TENDERING EVALUATION MODELS DEVELOPMENT QUALITY PRICES METHODS RISKS LOCAL GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS REPORT -Tenderevaluationin CCT...

...J YOUNG; MOSQITO; WALLRUS © Thomas Telford and ICE 1997 WATERCOURSE POLLUTION AND STORMWATER STORAGE Fig. 1. Catchment a rea YOUNG Table 1. WALLRUS model predicted discharges for the existing system I I Iss0 Spills/year minDuuteration: STY4 STY5 STY6 STY7 STY8 STY9 E STY10 Ex surface water...

...L HAMILL © Thomas Telford and ICE 1997 PLYMOUTH UNIVERSITY HYDRAULICS BRIDGES WATERWAYS FLOW IMPROVED ENTRANCES ROUNDING IMPROVEMENT TESTS LABORATORIES MODELS SINGLE SPAN ARCHES CURVED CHAMFERED CHAMFERS CHANNELS EFFICIENCY AFFLUX PERFORMANCE MODELLING BACKWATER...

... CONURBATIONS FISHERIES SSSI SITES SPECIAL SCIENTIFIC INTEREST DESIGN BRIDGES STEEL HIGHWAYS ROADS MEMBERS TUBULAR TUBES ARCHES LOADS CASTING TIDEFLEX VALVES TESTS MODELS LOCKS NAVIGATION STRUCTURES ANCILLARY SLALOMS CANOEING PLUMES FISH PASSES FISH OPERATION MANAGEMENT UPSTREAM...

...E P KEARSLEY; K C WAELBERS; S J VAN VUUREN; S J V VUUREN PIPES STEEL CONCRETE THIN WALLED LARGE DIAMETER COMPOSITE BEHAVIOUR COSTS SAVINGS REDUCTION THICKNESS REINFORCED POLYETHYLENE LOADS DEFLECTION TESTS STIFFNESS DESIGN MODELS MATHEMATICAL CALIBRATION CRACKS CRACKING...

...N O ATTOH OKINE; N O A OKINE © Thomas Telford and ICE 1996 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY PAVEMENTS THICKNESS MEASUREMENT COSTS METHODS CORING TRADITIONAL GROUND PENETRATING RADAR GPR PENETRATION DATA MODELS ECONOMICS SAFETY ASPHALTIC ASPHALT ELECTROMAGNETS...

...K POWELL STUDY OF COMPLEXCOASTAL PROCESSESFOR A SHORELINE MANAGEMENTPLAN terms. It is therefore necessary to ensure that the computational models are tailored to the - - _ - - Predicted speeds Observed speeds Predicted irections 0 Observeddirections specific characteristicsof the study area...

... TRAFFIC ACTS LEGISLATION VEHICLES EMISSIONS MODELS CONGESTION CARBON DIOXIDE COSTS REDUCTION LANCASHIRE ENGLAND UK Tackling air pollution: the roolef the local highway authority Proc. Instn Civ. Engrs M m . Engr, 1995, 109, Dec., 257-263 E. Waterhouse,BSc, MSc, MICE, MCIT, FIHT...

... ESTUARIES STUDIES ECONOMICS MODELLING MODELS TIDES TIDAL FLOW SALINITY WATER QUALITY SILTATION UPSTREAM ENVIRONMENTAL FISHERIES ANGLING CONTAMINATED LAND MONITORING NATURE CONSERVATION BILLS PRIVATE TEES BARRAGE TEESIDE RIVER TEES UK Tees Barrage Part lBPlanning Proc...

...S E FAWCETT; M HEWLING; N BURT BARRAGES DESIGN RIVERS COMPUTERS MODELLING PROJECTS DEVELOPMENT HYDRAULIC MODELS FLOODS LEVELS PHYSICAL GATES CONTROL FLOW SILTATION FOUNDATIONS SOILS STRUCTURES DURABILITY FISH PASSES FISHBELLY FLAPS LOADS INSTALLATION TESTS SCOUR...

... mind, the objectiveof this research was to describes the data required for the computer investigate the effectsof sea-level riseon three model application. urban catchment areas under storm conditions by using a computermodel. The investigation Data requirements was carried out using the following...

... natural processes, plan- accuracy for many yearsahead. ning pressures, future land use, defence needs, environ- Surge forecasts areproduced bytheStormTide mental considerations and access requirements. They WarningService (STWS) from a model of theseas have an important role to play in integrating...

... CONTROL RECREATION SPORTS WATER SPORTS JUMP SPORTS FACILITIES HAZARDS SURFACES MODELS STUDIES CONSTRUCTION METHODS ENTRANCES EXITS FACILITIES The design of artificial whitewater canoeing courses P m c . Instn Civ. Engrs Mun. Engr, 1994, 103,Dec., 191-202 F. R. Goodman and G. B. Parr AME...

... brought about the need for a review of policiesand priorities. Alternative strategies considered will be described and the preferred strategy of controlling growth in roadtraffic out- lined. A three-stage analysis of road traffic movements in the region, involvingthe use of two traffic models coveringthe...