SUMARUL REVISTELOR STRĂINE ABONATE ÎN ANUL 2008

VOL. 105, NO. 4 JULY-AUGUST 2008

325 Advanced Assessment of Cracking due to Heat of Hydration and Internal Restrains – S.-J. Jeon

334 Properties of Concrete after High-Temperature Heating and Cooling – J. Lee, Y. Xi, and K. Willam

342 Methodology to Couple Time-Temperature Effects on Rheology of Mortar – J.-Y. Petit, K. H. Khayat and E. Wirquin

350 Measurement of Reinforcement Corrosion Rate Using Transient Galvanostatic Pulse Method – H.-s. So and S. G. Millard

358 Large-Scale Processing of Engineered Cementitious Composites – M. D. Lepech and V. C. Li

367 Recycling Waste Latex Paint in Concrete with Added Value – A. Mohammed, M. Nehdi, and A. Adawi

375 Validation of Probability-Based Chloride-Induced Corrosion Service-Life Model – G. S. Williamson, R. E. Weyers, M. C. Brown, A. Ramniceanu, and M. M. Sprinkel

381 Prediction of Early-Age Cracking of Fiber-Reinforced Concrete due to Restrained Shrinkage – S. H. Kwon and S. P. Shah

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390 Simplified Concrete Resistivity and Rapid Chloride Permeability Test Method – K. A. Riding, J. L. Poole, A. K. Schindler, M. C. G. Juenger, and K. J. Folliard

395 Change in Impact-Echo Response during Fatigue Loading of Concrete Bridge T-Girder – S. L. Gassman and A. S. Zein

404 Mechanisms of Radon Exhalation from Hardening Cementitious Materials – K. Kovler

414 Reducing Thermal and Autogenous Shrinkage Contributions to Early-Age Cracking – D. P. Bentz and M. A. Peltz

Volume 105, no. 5, July-August 2008

429 Assessment of Damage Gradients Using Dynamic Modulus of Thin Concrete Disks - Ufuk Dilek

438 Impact of Extremely Hot Weather and Mixing Method on Changes in Properties of Ready Mixed Concrete during Delivery - Abdulaziz I. Al- Negheimish and Abdulrahman M. Alhozaimy

445 Maturity Approach Applied to Concrete by Means of Vicat Tests - Alvaro García, Daniel Castro-Fresno, and Juan Antonio Polanco

451 Restored Strength of Cracked Concrete Beam Repaired by Epoxy and Polymethyl Methacrylate - Yu-Cheng Kan, Tsong Yen, and Ming-Gin Lee

459 Parameters Governing Corrosion Protection Efficacy of Fusion-Bonded Epoxy Coatings on Reinforcing Bar - Andrei Ramniceanu, Richard E. Weyers, Judy S. Riffle, and Michael M. Sprinkel

468 Shear Behavior of Fiber-Reinforced Self-Consolidating Concrete Slender Beams - Tom Greenough and Moncef Nehdi

478 Performance of Shrinkage-Reducing Admixtures at Different Humidities and at Early Ages - Jason Weiss, Pietro Lura, Farshad Rajabipour, and Gaurav Sant

487 Use of Ultra-Fine Sugar Cane Bagasse Ash as Mineral Admixture for Concrete - Guilherme Chagas Cordeiro, Romildo Dias Toledo Filho, and Eduardo de Moraes Rego Fairbairn

494 Investigation of Air-Entraining Admixture Dosage in Fly Ash Concrete - M. Tyler Ley, Nathan J. Harris, Kevin J. Folliard, and Kenneth C. Hover

3 499 Effect of Mixture Composition on Restrained Shrinkage Cracking of Self- Consolidating Concrete Used in Repair - Soo-Duck Hwang and Kamal H. Khayat

510 Crack Depth Estimation in Concrete Using Energy Transmission of Surface Waves - Sung Woo Shin, Jinying Zhu, Jiyoung Min, and John S. Popovics

517 High-Temperature Properties of Concrete for Fire Resistance Modeling of Structures - Venkatesh K. R. Kodur, M. M. S. Dwaikat, and M. B. Dwaikat

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AQUA JOURNAL OF WATER SUPPLY RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY

Volume 57, no. 1, February 2008

1–11 Adsorptive removal of manganese (II) from the aqueous phase using iron oxide coated sand - R. Buamah, B. Petrusevski and J. C. Schippers

13–21 Water treatment simulators - J. Dudley, G. Dillon and L. C. Rietveld

23–34 Neural networks and genetic algorithms in membrane technology modelling - S. Strugholtz, S. Panglisch, J. Gebhardt and R. Gimbel

35–44 UV absorbance ratio index with size exclusion chromatography (URI- SEC) as an NOM property indicator - Namguk Her, Gary Amy, Jinsik Sohn and Urs von Gunten

35–44 UV absorbance ratio index with size exclusion chromatography (URI- SEC) as an NOM property indicator - Namguk Her, Gary Amy, Jinsik Sohn and Urs von Gunten

45–56 Dynamic modelling for optimisation of pellet softening - K. M. van Schagen, L. C. Rietveld and R. Babuška

Practical paper 57–63 Pilot plan protocol for optimization of UV dose required to obtain an appropriate municipal wastewater disinfection - I. Salcedo Dávila, J. A. Andrade Balao, J. M. Quiroga Alonso and E. Nebot Sanz

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Review paper 65–77 A review of the existing methods for detection, enumeration and inactivation of Cryptosporidium in surface waters - T. Wohlsen and M. Katouli

79–92 Application of a multiphase CFD modelling approach to improve ozone residual monitoring and tracer testing strategies for full-scale drinking water ozone disinfection processes - Jianping Zhang, Peter M. Huck, Gordon D. Stubley and William B. Anderson

93–100 Removal of pathogens by functionalised self-assembled monolayers - M. de los Reyes, A. Keegan, P. Monis and P. Majewski

101–108 Effect of ultrasonic irradiation on the coagulation and inactivation of Microcystis - Hong-Xing Shi, Jiu-Hui Qu, Hui-Juan Liu, Yin-Ling Mu, Kai-Tao Xiao and Ling Wang

109–113 Improving public perception of tap water in Antalya city, Turkey - Evrim Celik and Habib Muhammetoglu

115–125 Chemical disinfection preceding UV treatment: An assessment of microbial regrowth in a model distribution system - Jennie L. Rand and Graham A. Gagnon

Practical Paper 127–132 Loss of chlorine, chloramine or chlorine dioxide concentration following exposure to UV light - Jennie L. Rand and Graham A. Gagnon

Volume 57, no. 3, May 2008

133–141 Integrated simulation of drinking water treatment - Luuk Rietveld, Alex van der Helm, Kim van Schagen, René van der Aa and Hans van Dijk

143–151 The behaviour and cholinesterase inhibitory activity of fenthion and its products by light and chlorination - Maiko Tahara, Reiji Kubota, Hiroyuki Nakazawa, Hiroshi Tokunaga and Tetsuji Nishimura

153–163 The chemical water quality in roof-harvested water cisterns in Bermuda - A. J. Peters, K. L. Weidner and C. L. Howley

165–170 The effect of chlorine demand on estimation of the inactivation rate constant - M. Sivaganesan, E. W. Rice and N. J. Adcock

6 171–183 Fixed-bed adsorption in drinking water treatment: a critical review on models and parameter estimation - Eckhard Worch

185–194 Case study: reducing manganese (Mn++) level in surface water with natural manganese-coated sand in Sinopec Shanghai Ltd - Kai Yang, Yingwen Xue, Jiajie He and Xiaojun Yang

Practical paper 195–202 Ex-post evaluation of a water distribution network upgrading project - V. K. Kanakoudis

Volume 57, no. 4, June 2008

203–224 Biological filtration for membrane pre-treatment and other applications: towards the development of a practically-oriented performance parameter - P. M. Huck and M. M. Sozański

225–238 Application of non-biological surrogates for analysis of sequential disinfection continuous flow systems - Brannon Richards and Joel Ducoste

239–252 Failure prediction and optimal scheduling of replacements in asbestos cement water pipes - Paul Davis, Dhammika De Silva, David Marlow, Magnus Moglia, Scott Gould and Stewart Burn

253–258 Molecular weight distribution variation of assimilable organic carbon during ozonation/BAC process - Shu Shi-hu, Yan Min, Gao Nai-yun and He Wen-Jie

259–272 Rapid water quality characterization for chlorine demand and THM formation in drinking waters - V. Jegatheesan, S. Weragoda and C. Visvanathan

Practical paper 273–278 Performance indicators and customer management: ACEA benchmarking experiences in water services in Latin America - Anthony Rouxel, Simona Brofferio and Lætitia Guerin-Schneider

279–288 Freshwater consumption in Kuwait: analysis and forecasting - Jasem M. Alhumoud

7 Eratum 289–289 UV absorbance ratio index with size exclusion chromatography (URI- SEC) as an NOM property indicator - Namguk Her, Gary Amy, Jinsik Sohn and Urs von Gunten

Volume 57, no. 5, August 2008

291–305 Cryptosporidium surveillance: investigations on the Loch Katrine water supply to Glasgow - S. J. Robertson, G. Bell, K. A. Punter and F. Reid

307–316 The use of polyacrylamides (PAMs) for removing natural organic matter (NOM) from Paraíba do Sul River (Brazil) - B. C. Conticelli, C. V. S. Conticelli, E. F. Tôrres and E. B. Azevedo

317–327 Pipe network system analysis using simulated annealing - Hund-Der Yeh and Yu-Chung Lin

329–336 Effects of hydrophobe contents of amphiphilic polyelectrolytes on flocs size and removal efficiency of NOM from waters - R. Alnaizy, M. Sayem Mozumder, B. F. Abu-Sharkh and Sk. A. Ali

337–350 Optimum rehabilitation strategy of water distribution systems using the HBMO algorithm - Omid Bozorg Haddad, Barry J. Adams and Miguel A. Mariño

Practical paper 351–359 Manganese removal and occurrence of manganese oxidizing bacteria in full-scale biofilters - M. S. Burger, C. A. Krentz, S. S. Mercer and G. A. Gagnon

361–368 Hydrologic model combined with a GIS for estimating hydrologic balance at watershed scale: application to the Macta watershed (north-western Algeria) - A. Mendas, M. Errih and F. Bouchenak

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AUTOMATION IN CONSTRUCTION

Volume 17, no. 1, November 2007

1 Publisher’s Announcement

3 A UAV for bridge inspection: Visual servoing control law with orientation limits – N. Metni and T. Hamel

11 Reasoning about component similarity in building product models from the construction perspective – S. Staub-French and M. P. Nepal

22 A fuzzy simulation model for evaluating the concession items of public- private parternership schemes – S. Thomas Ng, J. Xie, M. Skitmore and Y. K. Cheung

30 A case-based decision support tool for bid mark-up estimation of international construction projects – I. Dikmen, M. T. Birgonul and A. K. Gur

45 Cable-suspended robotic contour crafting system – P. Bosscher, R. L. Williams II, L. S. Bryson and D. Castro-Lacouture

56 Hybrid ANN-CBR model for disputed change orders in construction projects – J.-H. Chen and S. C. Hsu

65 Internet-based preliminary highway construction cost estimating database – J.-S. Chou and J. T. O’Connor

75 A formal identification and re-sequencing process for developing sequencing alternatives in CPM schedules – B. Koo, M. Fischer and J. Kunz

90 Automated processing of construction specifications to support inspection and quality control – F. Boukamp and B. Akinci

9 107 Calendar

Volume 17, no. 2, January 2008

Special issue section 109 Automation and robotic in construction: A new challenge for old and new industrialized countries – F. Malaguti

111 Autonomous drilling robot for landslide monitoring and consolidation – R. M. Molfino, R. P. Razzoli, and M. Zoppi

122 A robotic system for road lane painting – S. Woo, D. Hong, W.-C. Lee, J.-H. Chung and T.-H. Kim

130 GA-based fuzzy controller design for tunnel ventilation systems – B. Chu, D. Kim, D. Hong, J. Park, J. T. Chung, J.-H. Chung, and T.-H. Kim

137 Comparison of construction photograph and VR image contruction progress – H. Kim, and N. Kano

144 Instrumentation of a roller compactor to monitor vibration behavior during earthwork compaction – R. V. Rinehart and M. A. Mooney

151 Cross-organization process integration in design-build team – M.-Y. Cheng and M.-H. Tsai

Regular papers section 163 A PDA and wireless web-integrated system for quality inspection and defect management of apartment housing projects – Y. S. Kim, S. W. Oh, Y. K. Cho and J. W. Seo

180 Improving AHP for construction with an adaptive AHP approach (A3) – C.- C. Lin, W.-C. Wang and W.-D. Yu

188 Generic representation of 3D motion paths in dynamic animations of simulated construction processes – V. R. Kamat and J. C. Martinez

201 Verification and validation of a project collaboration tool – E. W. East, J. G. Kirby and L. Y. Liu

215 Calendar

10 Volume 17, no. 3, March 2008

Special issue section 217 Editorial - E. Rusiński

218 Evaluation of load distribution in the superstructure rotation joint of single- bucket caterpillar excavators – T. Smolnicki, D. Derlukiewicz and M. Stańco

224 New generation automated drilling machine for tunnelling and underground mining work – J. Karliński, E. Rusiński and T. Lewandowski

232 Protective structures for construction and mining machine operators - J. Karliński, E. Rusiński and T. Smolnicki

245 Discrete model of vibration of truck crane telescopic boom with consideration of the hydraulic cylinder of crane radius change in the rotary plane – B. Posiadala and D. Cekus

251 Selection of optimum dynamic features for mechatronic drive systems – E. Świtoński and A. Mężyk

257 Type synthesis of a mobile underbridge platform – A. Gronowicz, M. Prucnal- Wiesztort and M. Uberna

265 Cost assessment in design of low volume manufacture machines – J. Wrobel and M. Laudański

271 Numerical and experimental analysis of a mine’s loader boom crack - E. Rusiński, P. Moczko and J. Czmochowski

278 Chosen aspects of FEM strength analysis of telescopic jib mounted on mobile platform – D. Derlukiewicz and G. Przybyłek

Regular papers section 284 Evaluating the system intelligence of the intelligent building systems: Part 1: Development of key intelligent indicators and conceptual analytical framework – J. Wong, H. Li and J. Lai

11 Volume 17, no. 4, May 2008

381 Control strategies of power system in hybrid hydraulic excavator – Q. Xiao, Q. Wang and Y. Zhang

368 Concrete batching and mixing plants: A new modeling and control approach based on global automata – V. Deligiannis and S. Manesis

377 Evacuation simulation models: Challenges in modeling high rise building evacuation with cellular automata approaches – N. Pelechano and A. Malkawi

386 Coupled simulations for naturally ventilated residential buildings – L. Wang and N. H. Wong

399 Use perspectives on mixed reality tabletop visualization for face-to-face collaborative design review – X. Wang and P. S. Dunston

413 A finite element method (FEM) – Fuzzy logic (Soft Computing) – virtual reality model approach in a coalface longwall mining simulation – J. Toraño, I. Diego, M. Menéndez and M. Gent

425 An integrated decision support system for dealing with time extension entitlements – E. Palaneeswaran and M. M. Kumaraswamy

439 Impact of three-dimensional parametric modeling of buildings on productivity in structural engineering practice – R. Sacks and R. Barak

450 Exploring the links between task-level automation usage and project satisfaction – L.-R. Yang

459 Power assist devices for installing plaster panels in construction – P. Gonzalez de Santos, J. Estremera, E. Garcia and M. Armada

467 Enhancing construction quality inspection and management using RFID technology - L.-C. Wang

480 Improving sub-contractor selection process in construction projects: Web- based sub-contractor evaluation system (WEBSES) – G. Arslan, S. Kivrak, M. T. Birgonul and I. Dikmen

489 Documentation of historical caravansaries by digital close range photogrammetry – H. M. Yilmaz, M. Yakar and F. Yildiz

499 Automated retrieval of 3D CAD model objects in construction range images – F. Bosche and C. T. Haas

12 Erratum 513 Erratum to ‘Cable-suspended robotic contour crafting system’ [Automation in Construction 17 (2007) 45-55] – P. Bosscher, R. L. Williams II, L. S. Bryson and D. Castro-Lacouture 514 Calendar

Volume 17, no. 5, July 2008

Review Article 517 Two photogrammetric methods for measuring flat elements in buldings under construction – C. Ordóñez, P. Arias, J. Herráez, J. Rodriguez and M. T. Martin

Regular Articles 526 Data processing for real-time construction site spatial modeling – J. Gong and C. H. Caldas

536 A model of integrating the cycle of construction knowledge flows: Lessons learned in Taiwan – S. Y. L. Yin, H. P., Tserng and M. D. Tsai

550 Factor selection for delay analysis using Knowledge Discovery in Database – H. Kim, L. Soilbelman and F. Grobler

561 Integrating discrete event and lighting simulation for analyzing construction work zones lighting plans – K. Nassar

573 Evolutionary resource scheduler for linear projects – M. E. Georgy

584 Assessing working conditions using Fuzzy Logic – B. de Vries and R. J. Steins

592 Full-span Pre-cast Launching Method (FPLM) analysis with Dynamic Simulation – Case studies of Twain High-Speed Rail (THSR) Project – N.-H. Pan, T.-C. Chiu, K.-Y. Chen

608 Digital image reasoning for tracking excavation activities – C. A. Quiñones- Rozo, Y. M. A. Hashash and L. Y. Liu

623 AHP- and simulation-based budget determination procedure for public building construction projects – Y.-T. Lai, W.-C. Wang and H.-H. Wang

633 Task based modeling method for construction business process modeling and automation – J. J. Shi, D.-E. Lee and E. Kuruku

13 641 Monitoring second lining of tunnel with mounted fiber Bragg grating strain sensors – C. Li, Y.-G. Zhao, H. Liu, Z. Wan, C, Zhan and N. Rong

645 Development of an automated verticality alignment system for a vibro-lance – E. M. Shaban, S. Akao, C. J. Taylor and D. W. Seward 656 Calendar

Volume 17, no. 6, August 2008

Review Article 657 The strategies of tabu search technique for facility layout optimization – L. Y. Liang and W. C. Chao

Regular Articles 670 Resource-constrained critical path analysis based on discrete event simulation and particle swarm optimization – M. Lu, H.-C. Lam and F. Dai

682 Constraint-based clustering model for determining contract packages of bridge maintenance inspection – Y.-M. Cheng and S.-S. Leu

691 A physical design grammar: A production system for layered manufacturing machines – L. Sass

705 Automated planning support for on-site construction inspection – C. Gordon, B. Akinci and J. H. Garrett Jr.

719 Development and application of a road product model – D. Rebolj, A. Tibaut, N. Čuš-Babič, A. Magdič and P. Podbreznik

729 Wireless sensor networks as part of a web-based building environmental monitoring system – W.-S. Jang, W. M. Healy and M. J. Skibniewski

737 Ubiquitous location tracking for context-specific information delivery on construction sites – A. H. Behzadan, Z. Aziz, C. J. Anumba and V. R. Kamat

749 Using a real-time integrated communication system to monitor the progress and quality of construction works – S.-w. Leung, S. Mak and B. L. P. Lee

758 Improving the reliability of a Bridge Management System (BMS) using an ANN-based Backward Prediction Model (BPM) – J. Lee, K. Sanmugarasa, M. Blumenstein, and Y.-C. Loo

773 KNN based knowledge-sharing model for severe change order disputes in construction – J.-H. Chen

14 780 Quantitative analysis of workflow, temporary structure usage, and productivity using 4D models – R. Jongeling, J. Kim, M. Fischer, C. Mourgues and T. Olofsson

792 Multi-attribute group decision making model under the condition of uncertain information – Y.-H. Lin, P.-C. Lee, T.-P. Chang and H.-I. Ting

798 Calendar

Volume 17, no. 7, October 2008

799 Assessing sign occlusion in buildings using discrete event simulation – K. Nassar and A. Al-Kaisy

809 Interactive selection of optimal fenestration materials for schematic architectural daylighting design – B. Cutler, Y. Sheng, S. Martin, D. Glaser and M. Andersen

824 The practicalities of transferring data between project collaboration systems used by the construction industry – S. Moses, A. El-Hamalawi and T. M. Hassan

831 Application of information technology for mass customization in the housing construction industry in Korea – Y. Shin, S.-H. An, H.-H. Cho, G.-H. Kim and K.-I. Kang

839 A web-based prototype for live capture and reuse of construction project knowledge – C. E. Udeaja, J. M. Kamara, P. M. Carrillo, C. J. Anumba, N. (Dino) Bouchlaghem and H. C. Tan

852 A simulation model for studying the implementation of performance-based fire safety design in buildings – S. M. Lo, C. M. Zhao, M. Liu and A. Coping

864 SCBMD: A knowledge-based system software for strategically correct bid/no bid and mark-up size decisions – M. Egemen and A. Mohamed

873 Modeling subcontractor registration decisions through case-based reasoning approach – S.-t. T. Ng and C. D. T. Luu

882 Identification of application areas for Augmented Reality in industrial construction based on technology suitability – D. H. Shin and P. S. Dunston

895 Calendar

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Review paper 897 Decision-making and assessment tool for design and construction of high-rise building drainage systems – C. L. Cheng, K. C. He and C. J. Yen

Regular Papers 907 Remote control of backhoe at construction site with a pneumatic robot system – T. Sasaki and K. Kawashima

915 Integrating design and construction through virtual prototyping – H. Li, T. Huang, C. W. Kong, H. L. Guo, A. Baldwin, N. Chan and J. Wong

923 Design, data and process issues for mega-scale rapid manufacturing machines used for construction – R. A. Buswell, A. Thorpe, R. C. Soar and A. G. F. Gibb

930 A functional architecture for an e-Engineering hub – Z. Ren, C. J. Anumba, G. Augenbroe and T. M. Hassan

940 IT usage in Alberta’s building construction projects: Current status and challenges – K. N. Hewage, J. Y. Ruwanpura and G. F. Jergeas

948 Building data model and simulation platform for spatial interaction management in smart home – J. Lertlakkhanakul, J. W. Choi and M. Y. Kim

958 Fuzzy AHP approach for selecting the suitable bridge construction method – N.-F. Pan

966 Resource-constrained construction project scheduling model for profit maximization considering cash flow – S.-S. Liu and C.-J. Wang

975 Developing construction assistant experience management system using people-based maps – Y.-C. Lin

983 Calendar

984 Author Index Volume 17

988 Subject Index Volume 17

992 Contents of Volume 17

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BRIDGE DESIGN & ENGINEERING

no. 52

Regulars 5 Parapet 7 News 16 Reviews 20 Diary 22 Books 74 Soffit

Reports 24 Russian raise Ulyanovsk Bridge makes progress 26 Twice as nice: doubling of Brisbane’s Gateway Bridge 32 Reaching closure: new bridge for Minneapolis 36 Cradle concept: Tank Street Bridge tensegrity 37 Authentic argument: Kintaikyo bids for listing 40 Balance of power: Kentucky lakes double lift

Forensic Engineering 41 Spreading the word: how can we learn from failure?

Specialist software 45 Applied advantages: a new version of Atena 46 Korea move: design of high speed rail bridges 48 Securing seismic safety in Bucharest 50 Detailed inspection: Washington’s metro under inspection 53 New software from Tekla on Chenab Bridge, India 54 Cable complexities: Larsa software used inVietnam

17 55 New products & recent applications in software

Formwork & Falsework 59 Light link span: arch bridge in Wales 61 Organic development for movable scaffold systems 62 Customer-friendly: formwork for Brisbane’s Gateway 63 Combined effort: new from Marcegaglia 64 Cantilever debut: being used in Czech Republic 65 Viaduct over Impero River in Italy 66 Armed for success: impressive viaduct in Basque region 67 Murom Bridge rises with help from Peri

Asset management: Structural health monitoring 68 Taking health seriously on the Stonecutters Bridge 70 Taking stock: a major US programme is launched 72 Smart future ahead for St. Anthony Falls Bridge

Bridge Deck Technology 73 GFRP bridge installed in Germany

Footbridge awards 2008 - supliment

4 Winner Simone de Beauvoir Bridge – Parisian bridge with literary wins an aesthetics award 6 Aesthetics: highly commended – Tri-countries Bridge and Newport Footbridge are also recognized in the long span category 7 Winner Svratka River Bridge – A new structural form in Brno takes the prize in the medium span category 8 The Wing – Almere’s footbridge flies effortlessly into the highly-commended spot 9 Living Bridge – A new link for Limerick University in Ireland is highly commended 10 Winner Borgo Tossignano Footbridge – A new addition to an old bridge hits the spot in the short span aesthetics category 11 Aesthetics: Highly commended – Kew Gardens, UK and Drachten, The Netherlands are highly commended 12 Winner Tri-Countries Bridge – Linking communities, it is a winner in the technical long span category 13 Technical: highly commended – Nessebridge, Germany and Passerelle 2006, Italy win recognition 14 Joint Winner Studenci Footbridge – Link in Slovenia shows innovation in the technical medium span category

18 15. Joint Winner Svratka River Bridge – A second prize for this Czech winner 16 Technical: highly commended – Recognition for Macintosh Island Footbridge and Oosterdoks Swingbridge 17 Winner Plettenberg Bay Bridge – South African winner in the technical short span category 18 Technical: highly commended – Baden-Baden and Papakura are recognised

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BRIDGE DESIGN & ENGINEERING – UPDATE – THE NEWSLETTER FOR SUBSCRIBERS TO BRIDGE DESIGN & ENGINEERING

No. 76, June 2008

1 Email newsletters 1 Rapid construction spells success for 135W replacement 2 Diary dates 2 Hood Canal Bridge refit moves steadily ahead 2 First moves 3 News in brief 4 Mersey Gateway unveils proposed bridge toll rates 4 Sweeping Solution 4 Coming soon

No. 77 July 2008

1 Email newsletters 1 Dresden wins 12-month reprieve 2 Diary dates 2 Ground conditions caused Can Tho tragedy, says report 2 French connection 3 News in brief 4 Mumbai harbour link bids thrown out 4 Regeneration game 4 Coming soon

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CANADIAN GEOTECHNICAL JOURNAL

Volume 45 no. 1, January 2008

1-13 Analysis of rock–support interaction using numerical and multiple regression modeling - Hakan Basarir

14-28 Application of a multilaminate model to simulate the undrained response of structured clay to shield tunnelling - H. Kien Dang and Mohamed A. Meguid

29-44 A particulate-scale investigation of cemented sand behavior - Y.-H. Wang and S.-C. Leung

45-58 Shear modulus and material damping of municipal solid waste based on large-scale cyclic triaxial testing - Dimitrios Zekkos, Jonathan D. Bray, and Michael F. Riemer

59-73 Calibration of models for pile settlement analysis using 64 field load tests - L. M. Zhang, Y. Xu, and W. H. Tang

74-84 Shear banding and cross-anisotropic behavior observed in laboratory sand tests with stress rotation - Poul V. Lade, Jungman Nam, and Won Pyo Hong

85-101 Field performance, centrifuge testing, and numerical modelling of an induced trench installation - Rodney P. McAffee and Arun J. Valsangkar

102-116 Laboratory characterization of the spatial variability in soils by the EM- wave-based technique - Yu-Hsing Wang and Xiaobo Dong

21 Notes 117-123 Seismic active earth pressure behind a nonvertical retaining wall using pseudo-dynamic analysis - Priyanka Ghosh

124-130 Driven high capacity H-piles in Hong Kong saprolites: A reliability evaluation of two methods - S. R. Lo, K. S. Li, and J. Lam

131-139 Tunneling effects on jointed pipelines - Assaf Klar, Alec M. Marshall, Kenichi Soga, and Robert J. Mair

Discussions 140-141 Discussion of “Liquefaction potential of silts from CPTu” - Peter K. Robertson

142-145 Reply to the discussion by Robertson on “Liquefaction potential of silts from CPTu” - Dawn A. Shuttle and John Cunning

Volume 45 no. 2, February 2008

147-160 Finite element analysis of highway construction in peat bog - Yong Tan

161-176 Effect of soil microstructure on the compressibility of natural Singapore marine clay - Han-Eng Low, Kok-Kwang Phoon, Thiam-Soon Tan, and Serge Leroueil

177-184 Clogging: bridge formation and vibration-based destabilization - Julio R. Valdes and J. Carlos Santamarina

185-195 Analysis of the annual thermal response of an earth dam for the assessment of the hydraulic conductivity of its compacted till core - M. Smith and J.-M. Konrad

196-209 Design of geosynthetic reinforcements for platforms subjected to localized sinkholes - Pascal Villard and Laurent Briançon

210-225 Resistivity measurements as a tool for outlining quick-clay extent and valley-fill stratigraphy: a feasibility study from Buvika, central Norway - Inger-Lise Solberg, Jan Steinar Rønning, Einar Dalsegg, Louise Hansen, Kåre Rokoengen, and Rolf Sandven

226-237 A coupled consolidation shear model for the process of formation of glaciated soils - Bingquan Huang and Jitendra S. Sharma

22 238-251 Two-scale modeling of unsaturated water flow in a double-porosity medium under axisymmetric conditions - Adam Szymkiewicz, Jolanta Lewandowska, Rafael Angulo-Jaramillo, and Joanna Butlańska

252-265 Wetting-induced volume changes in compacted silty clays and high- plasticity clays - Valéry Ferber, Jean-Claude Auriol, Yu-Jun Cui, and Jean- Pierre Magnan

266-287 A closed-form solution for composite tunnel linings in a homogeneous infinite isotropic elastic medium - Hany El Naggar, Sean D. Hinchberger, and K. Y. Lo

Note 288-295 Prediction of friction capacity of driven piles in clay using the support vector machine - Pijush Samui

Volume 45 no. 3, March 2008

297-313 Hazard analysis of an active slide in the Thompson River Valley, Ashcroft, British Columbia, Canada - Arash Eshraghian, C. Derek Martin, and Norbert R. Morgenstern

314-328 Plastic anisotropy of soft reconstituted clays - Minna Karstunen and Mirva Koskinen

329-350 A decision analysis framework for the assessment of likely post-failure velocity of translational and compound natural rock slope landslides - James Glastonbury and Robin Fell

351-366 Controls on the spatial distribution of soil moisture and solute transport in a sloping reclamation cover - Chris Kelln, S. Lee Barbour, and Clara Qualizza

367-376 Anisotropic shear strength of a residual soil of sandstone - Adriano Virgilio Damiani Bica, Luiz Antônio Bressani, Diego Vendramin, Flávia Burmeister Martins, Pedro Miguel Vaz Ferreira, and Felipe Gobbi

377-392 Compression testing and analysis of drilled concrete tapered piles in cohesive-frictional soil - M. Kamran Khan, M. Hesham El Naggar, and Mohamed Elkasabgy

393-407 Performance of gravity caisson on sand compaction piles - Chun Fai Leung and Rui Fu Shen

23 408-420 Critical state for overconsolidated unsaturated silty soil - A. R. Estabragh and A. A. Javadi

421-424 A novel filtration system for polyethylene glycol solutions used in the osmotic method of controlling suction - Pierre Delage and Yu Jun Cui

425-431 Rate effects from pile shaft resistance measurements - Michael John Brown and Adrian Frank Luciano Hyde

432-436 Seepage force in a drained circular tunnel: An analytical approach - Kyung- Ho Park, Joo-Gong Lee, and Adisorn Owatsiriwong

Discussions 437-439 Discussion of “A procedure for the design of protective filters” - Fernando Delgado and Jose M. Poyatos

440-441 Reply to the discussion by Delgado and Poyatos on “A procedure for the design of protective filters” - G.L. Sivakumar Babu and Amit Srivastava

Volume 45 no. 4, April 2008

443-453 Equations for the entire soil-water characteristic curve of a volume change soil - Hung Q. Pham and Delwyn G. Fredlund

454-469 Rate-dependent soil behavior in seismic site response analysis - Duhee Park and Youssef M. A. Hashash

470-483 Seismic response of sands in centrifuge tests - Mohammad H. T. Rayhani and M. Hesham El Naggar

484-510 Twenty-ninth Canadian Geotechnical Colloquium: The role of advanced numerical methods and geotechnical field measurements in understanding complex deep-seated rock slope failure mechanisms - Erik Eberhardt

511-534 A new modelling approach for unsaturated soils using independent stress variables - Daichao Sheng, Delwyn G. Fredlund, and Antonio Gens

535-548 Target reliability based design optimization of anchored cantilever sheet pile walls - B. Munwar Basha and G. L. Sivakumar Babu

549-559 Finite element analyses of steep man-made cuts in Dublin boulder clay - N. Kovacevic, G. W. E. Miligan, C. O. Menkiti, M. Long, and D. M. Potts

24 560-573 Generalized dynamic Winkler model for nonlinear soil–structure interaction analysis - Nii Allotey and M. Hesham El Naggar

574-587 Mode of shear effects on yield and liquefied strength ratios - Scott M. Olson and Benjamin B. Mattson

Note 588-595 Sand–rubber mixtures: Experiments and numerical simulations - Julio R. Valdes and T. Matthew Evans

Volume 45 no. 5, May 2008

597-610 Experimental observations on the response of loose sand under simultaneous increase in stress ratio and rotation of principal stresses - Dharma Wijewickreme and Yoginder P. Vaid

611-623 A theoretical solution for pile-supported embankments on soft soils under one-dimensional compression - R. P. Chen, Y. M. Chen, J. Han, and Z. Z. Xu

624-635 Significance and evaluation of Poisson's ratio in Rayleigh wave testing - Mourad Karray and Guy Lefebvre

636-652 Mechanisms of pipe embedment and lateral breakout on soft clay - H. R.C. Dingle, D. J. White, and C. Gaudin

653-662 Limit equilibrium slope stability analysis using rigid finite elements - Dieter Stolle and Peijun Guo

663-675 Stability of tailings dams under static and seismic loading - Prodromos N. Psarropoulos and Yiannis Tsompanakis

676-697 Laterally loaded rigid piles in cohesionless soil - Wei Dong Guo

Notes 698-704 Vertical uplift capacity of horizontal anchors using upper bound limit analysis and finite elements - Jyant Kumar and K. M. Kouzer

705-714 Consistent preload calculations for jackup spudcan penetration in clays - E. T.R. Dean

715-725 Geotechnical properties of a municipal water treatment sludge incorporating a coagulant - Brendan C. O’Kelly

25 726-737 Capillary-induced tensile strength in unsaturated sands - Tae-Hyung Kim and Stein Sture

Discussions 738-740 Discussion of “Compressibility behaviour of clays at large pressures” - Eulalio Juárez-Badillo

741-741 Reply to the discussion by Juárez-Badillo on “Compressibility behaviour of clays at large pressures” - Snehasis Tripathy and Tom Schanz

742-743 Discussion of “Large-scale modelling of soil–pipe interaction during large amplitude cyclic movements of partially embedded pipelines” - W. O. McCarron

744-749 Reply to the discussion by McCarron on “Large-scale modelling of soil– pipe interaction during large amplitude cyclic movements of partially embedded pipelines” - C. Y. Cheuk, D. J. White, and M. D. Bolton

26

CONSTRUCTION METALLIQUE

No 1/2008

ARTICLE 3 Interaction entre voilement local et voilement global des âmes plissées soumises à un effort tranchant. – The interaction between local and global buckling in corrugated webs under shear. – M. Villette

DESCRIPTION D’OUVERAGE 15 La gare de Strasbourg – Strasbourg TGV station – F. Blassel et A. Pfadler

TECHNIQUE ET APPLICATION 37 Exemple de détermination des actions du vent selon l’EN 1991-1-4 – An example for wind actions to EN 1991-1-4 – D. Clavaud

59 Cumult d’endommagement de fatigue d’un détail constructif suivant la NF EN 1993-1-9 – Fatigue damage for a constructive detail according to EN 1993-1-9 – M. Lukić

71 Documents normatifs et recommandations en construction métallique et mixte de bâtiments – Normative documents and recommendations in steel and composite building construction. – J. P. Pescatore

27 No 2/2008

ARTICLE 3 Analyse des méthodes de calculs simplifiées recommandées dans l’EN 1993- 1-2 pour la résistance au feu des profilés laminés à chaud de classe 4. – Fire resistence of class 4 hot rolled profiles: Analysis of the simplified design methods recommended in EN 1993-1-2 – C. Renaud, B. Zhao

DESCRIPTION D’OUVERAGES 17 Le projet et la construction du pont Renault à Boulogne-Billancourt. – Design and execution of the Renault bridge in Boulogne-Billancourt – J.-B. Datry, S. Ezran

TECHNIQUE ET APPLICATIONS 47 EuroBuild: enquête d’évaluation sur les attentes client et l’impact des exigences réglementaires à venir concernant la construction métallique. – EuroBuild: A survey of clients expectations and the impact of future regulations about steel construction – S. Herbin, P. Beguin

89 Flambement élastique en plan des traverses de portiques simples – In-plane elastic buckling of beams in simple portal frames – Y. Galéa

115 Bâtiments à enveloppe métallique et RT 2005: de l’optimisation de la performance énergétique au respect des exigences. – RT 2005 for buildings with steel roofing and cladding: optimizing energy efficiency within the requirements. – A. Ben Larbi

NORMES 129 Norme d’exécution EN 1090. – The EN 1090 execution standard, presentation and commentary – J.-P. Pescatore

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EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING STRUCTURAL DYNAMICS – THE JOURNAL OF THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING

Volume 37, no. 1, January 2008

1-20 Experimental multi-level seismic performance assessment of 3D RC frame designed for damage avoidance - Brendon A. Bradley, Rajesh P. Dhakal, John B. Mander, Louman Li

21-42 Compensation of actuator delay and dynamics for real-time hybrid structural simulation - M. Ahmadizadeh, G. Mosqueda, A. M. Reinhorn

43-59 Cyclic behavior of laterally loaded concrete piles embedded into cohesive soil - Rabin Tuladhar, Takeshi Maki, Hiroshi Mutsuyoshi

61-79 Effects of two alternative representations of ground-motion uncertainty on probabilistic seismic demand assessment of structures - F. Jalayer, J. L. Beck

81-101 Computational and rapid expected annual loss estimation methodologies for structures - Kevin M. Solberg, Rajesh P. Dhakal, John B. Mander, Brendon A. Bradley

103-119 Apparent damping induced by spurious pitching in shaking-table testing - F. J. Molina, G. Magonette, B. Viaccoz, M. Géradin

29 121-140 Decentralized robust control of building structures under seismic excitations - Tian-Wei Ma, Ning-Shou Xu, Yu Tang

141-162 Seismic strengthening of an under-designed RC structure with FRP - M. Di Ludovico, A. Prota, G. Manfredi, E. Cosenza

Volume 37, no. 2, February 2008

163-183 Spherical sliding isolation bearings with adaptive behavior: Theory - Daniel M. Fenz, Michael C. Constantinou

185-205 Spherical sliding isolation bearings with adaptive behavior: Experimental verification - Daniel M. Fenz, Michael C. Constantinou

207-223 Spectral analysis and design approach for high force-to-volume extrusion damper-based structural energy dissipation - Geoffrey W. Rodgers, John B. Mander, J. Geoffrey Chase, Rajesh P. Dhakal, Nicholas C. Leach, Caleb S. Denmead

225-242 Experimental investigation on a base isolation system incorporating steel- Teflon sliders and pressurized fluid viscous spring dampers Stefano Sorace, Gloria Terenzi, Georges Magonette, Francisco J. Molina

243-264 Experimental characterization, modeling and identification of the NEES- UCSD shake table mechanical system - O. Ozcelik, J. E. Luco, J. P. Conte, T. L. Trombetti, J. I. Restrepo

265-282 Numerical characteristics of peer-to-peer (P2P) internet online hybrid test system and its application to seismic simulation of SRC structure - Tao Wang, Nobuya Yoshitake, Peng Pan, Tae-Hyung Lee, Masayoshi Nakashima

283-303 Seismic isolation by rubber-soil mixtures for developing countries - Hing- Ho Tsang

305-328 Seismic analysis of two-way asymmetric building systems under bi- directional seismic ground motions - Jui-Liang Lin, Keh-Chyuan Tsai

30 Volume 37, no. 3 March

Review Article 329-338 Probabilistic seismic hazard analysis: Early history - Robin K. McGuire

Research Articles 339-360 Novel coupling Rosenbrock-based algorithms for real-time dynamic substructure testing - O. S. Bursi, A. Gonzalez-Buelga, L. Vulcan, S. A. Neild, D. J. Wagg

361-386 System identification applied to long-span cable-supported bridges using seismic records - Dionysius M. Siringoringo, Yozo Fujino

387-405 Generation of fragility curves for Turkish masonry buildings considering in-plane failure modes - M. Altuğ Erberik

407-426 Experimental and theoretical study on two types of shape memory alloy devices - Hui Li, Chen-Xi Mao, Jin-Ping Ou

427-445 Optimization of structural control via a smart NEURO-FBG control system - Tzu-Kang Lin, Jen-Chang Chiu, Kuo-Chun Chang

447-465 A review of adverse effects of damping in seismic isolation - Ioannis Politopoulos

467-485 Non-linear seismic analysis and vulnerability evaluation of a masonry building by means of the SAP2000 V.10 code - Laurent Pasticier, Claudio Amadio, Massimo Fragiacomo

Short Communications 487-494 Assessment of the frequency domain decomposition technique by forced- vibration tests of a full-scale structure - C. P. Lamarche, P. Paultre, J. Proulx, S. Mousseau

31 Volume 37, no. 4 April 2008

495-515 Transform methods for frequency-dependent complex stiffness to time domain using real or imaginary data only - Naohiro Nakamura

517-533 Output-only structural identification in time domain: Numerical and experimental studies - M. J. Perry, C. G. Koh

535-555 A design-variable-based inelastic hysteretic model for beam-column connections - Gun Jin Yun, Jamshid Ghaboussi, Amr S. Elnashai

557-575 Restoring capability of bilinear hysteretic seismic isolation systems - Christos P. Katsaras, Telemachos B. Panagiotakos, Basil Kolias

577-595 Seismic behaviour of shallow foundations: Shaking table experiments vs numerical modeling - Roberto Paolucci, Masahiro Shirato, M. Tolga Yilmaz

597-613 Stability analysis of SDOF real-time hybrid testing systems with explicit integration algorithms and actuator delay - Cheng Chen, James M. Ricles

615-626 A note on classical damping matrices - J. Enrique Luco

627-645 Seismic self-centering steel beam-to-column moment connections using bolted friction devices - Keh-Chyuan Tsai, Chung-Che Chou, Chi-Lon Lin, Pei-Ching Chen, Sheng-Jhih Jhang

647-658 Slide roof system for dynamic response reduction - Zhichang Tian, Jiaru Qian, Liming Zhang

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GEO: GEOCONNEXION INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE

Volume 7, no. 3, March 2008

Features 20 NEW SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGY FINDS IMAGE FEATURES Peter McIntosh looks at the role of image processing and analysis capabilities of software such as ENVI and what it can achieve in varied applications.

24 GVSIG – OPEN SOURCE GIS SUITE FOR PROFESSIONALS IVER Technologies’ Salvador Bayarri and Alvaro Anguix reveal the open source gvSIG platform which competes today on equal terms with costly proprietary GIS software.

30 MYSQL FOS GIS APPLICATIONS MySQL AB’s Anders Karlsson introduces the open source MySQL RDBMS spatial functions, as Sun Microsystems, Inc. makes USS 1 billion bid for MySQL AB.

36 MAPMECHANICS GIS, MAP DATA AND DEVELOPMENT KIT MapMechanics helps Peugot fine tune its dealer catchment planning operation and stramlines reporting.

40 BACK TO THE FUTURE WITH MOBILE GIS IN ANCHORAGE The municipality of Anchorage, Alaska, USA, explores its mobile GIS requirements in rugged terrain – and finds the rugged Xplore PC just the ticket.

42 SINGAPORE LAND AUTHORITY ENTERPRISE GEODATABASE ESRI’s Karen Richardson describes how the Singapore Land Authority serves its citizens on-line using ESRI-based enterprise-wide geodatabases.

33 44 DIGITAL WATERMARKING FOR IMAGERY WITH GEOMARC Digital watermarking embeds ownership details and metada intellingence into image pixels with GeoMarc from US-based GCS Research.

48 DIGITAL PEN REVOLUTION IN FIELD DATA MANAGEMENT Adapx’s Ken Schneider looks at the revival of the digital pen and paper for field data capture with Capturx for ArcGIS desktop – mobile GIS just got better.

News and Emerging Technology 6 EMERGING TECHNOLOGY 16 MARKET WATCH 18 ANNOUNCEMENTS 58 GEOMART EVENTS – Listing can now be found on www.geoconnexion.com

Columns, Conferences & Education 3 EDITORIAL 28 ENTERPRISING – ALINING WITH THE ZEITGEIST 29 SAR OCEANOGRAPHY WORKSHOP SEASAR - 2008 35 IMAGE OF THE MONTH 52 OPEN SOURCE # 8: GRASS OPEN SOURCE GIS 54 BOOK REVIEW: 3D IMAGE MEASUREMENT

Volume 7, no. 4, April 2008

Features 20 LIDAR DATA SUPPORTS SAN JOSE CITY PROJECTS LiDAR data is key to supporting the City of San Jose, California, in compliance monitoring and planning to implement the land use policies of theie General Plan.

24 MAPPING THE TOP OF THE WORLD Randy Rhoads of Airborne 1 Corp describes a once-in-a-lifetime experience collecting LiDAR data while performing topographic assessments of Greenland’s glaciers – some ancient ice anyone?

28 THE BEGINNING AND END OF NEOGRAPHY One of the open source communities staunchest supporters, Jo Walsh, co-author of ‘Mapping Hacks’, ponders on the past, present and future of web mashups.

32 TILTAN’S APPROACH TO LIDAR DATA PROCESSING Tiltan’s new TLiD software creates 3D views of LiDAR point clouds automatically with minimal human intervention and built-in quality control features for ease of use.

34 38 SUPPORT FOR INTERNATIONAL POLAR YEAR RESEARCH The French Space agency CNES and Spot Image support several research projects in the International Polar Year, with SPOT’s High Resolution Spectroscopic (HRS) instrument.

40 MBILE MAPPING INFORMATION FOR EUROPE Wisconsin, USA-based Mandli Communications describes how the Velodyne HDL-64 high-definition LiDAR sensor was integrated into their own data collection methodology, fully utilizing the unique attributes of this very special instrument.

44 ONLINE FLOOD INFORMATION FOR EUROPE The free online FloodServer Information System from Infoterra and geomer informs the public of flood risks past and present.

46 GEO-MASHUPS SERVING THE COMMUNITY If you ever doubted that web mashups could be used by non-specialists to support, citizen-centric decision making, then the Open University’s Tony Hirst will set you straight.

50 COMMUNICATING SCIENCE WITH GIS Kerstin Geitner at the Technical University of Denmark describes how ESRI GIS software helps process and analyse data gathered on the Galathea 3 expedition in 2006.

52 LIDAR SURVEYING TECHNOLOGY AND SOLUTIONS Blom Aerofilms and Bentley Geospatial Solutions team up to demonstrate why Microstation software is Blom’s preferred solution for working with LiDAR data.

News and Emerging Technology 6 EMERGING TECHNOLOGY 16 MARKET WATCH 18 ANNOUNCEMENTS 57 RECRUITMENT 58 GEOMART EVENTS – Listing can now be found on www.geoconnexion.com

Columns, Conferences & Education 3 EDITORIAL 26 LASER SCANNING & DIGITAL AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY CONFERENCE 36 GSDI – 10 CONFERENCE REPORT 43 OPEN SOURCE # 9: INTRODUCING MAPSERVER 56 BOOK REVIEW – MAPPING HACKS

35 SUPLIMENT – GEOCONNEXION – SERVING THE GEOINFORMATION COMMUNITY IN THE BRITISH ISLES

Volume 6 no. 2, April/May2008

DEPARTAMENTS & LIGHTING 04 Geo: news 10 Geo: people news 11 Eye on the web 12 Geo: Special 13 AGI Update 16 Geo: connect 36 Opinions 42 Advertiser index Events – Listing can now be found on www.geoconnexion.com

METADATA 14 Metatdata for utility network data 1Spatial shows how the use of the concepts of ontology and metadata can help.

SPATIAL DATABASES & INTEGRATION 18 Consolidate Your Data – Why & How? Ian Holmes and Orla power of eSpatial demonstrate the advantages of Oracle Spatiall technology

20 Interoperability: The essential element for maximizing the value of GIS Technologies, Standards and NLPG: Tim Maxwell of GGP explores

22 Integrating Digital Globes and Spatially Enabled Databases Johannes Kebeck of Microsoft Virtual Earth talks about Microsoft’s venture into the spatial database market

GEODEMOGRAPHICS 24 The UK as hub of global geodemographics Dr. Martin Bradbury, of Eurodirect discusses the UK roots and the market leadership in geodemographics

NEW ERA OF MAPPING 28 Aerial Photography to tickle the imagination …and Dudley Metropolitan Council is the trigger in breaking down the barriers

30 DIVE GIS to map underwater terrain

36 F. Riolo and M. Vittorio of Mappamondo GIS discuss the potentialities of GIS and RS as aiding tools for marine natural resource management

GEO: RISKUK 34 Facing the flood facts – a location intelligent view - Pitney Bowes MapInfo

36 GIS with the “wow” factor - Ordnance Survey

38 GIS Risk Modelling in Britain’s FRSs - Innogistics

40 UK flood defence: partenerships and a pragmatic approach - Hesco Ltd

Volume 7, no. 5, May 2008

Features 19 GEOSPATIAL RIGHTS MANAGEMENT The Open Geospatial Consortium’s CTO, Carl Reed, introduces the GeoRM framework for addressing the complex issue of geospatial rights management.

21 MAKING TRACKS IN FLEVOLAND Peter FitzGibbon describes how modern surveying instruments from Sokkia spearhead a new rail link in the province of Flevoland, The Netherlands.

28 KARSTERO SOIL EROSION MODEL FOR LEBANON Research staff at the Remote Sensing Centre of the Lebanese National Council for Scientific Research present a model for predicting soil erosion hazard ArcGIS ModelBuilder

32 PRECISION AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES WITH GIS John Deere Agri Services’ Cory Venable describes the crucial role that GIS technology plays in precision farming, matching inputs, such as fertilizer, chemicals and seed, to field characteristics.

34 SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT THE AGILE WAY Carl Hancock introduces a new route to successful software development, the AGILE Method, considered to be ‘revolutionary’.

37 GEO-MASHUPS SERVING THE COMMUNITY - PART TWO

37 The UK Open University’s Tony Hirst completes his two-part series in which he demonstrates how geoweb mashups can assist local communities in decision making.

40 VIENNA LASER SCANNING SURVEY RIEGL Laser Measurement Systems’ Peter Rieger describes a laser scanning project for Vienna, Austria, which was digitized at 20 points per square meter – 10 billion measured points!

44 OPEN SOURCE # 10: GEONETWORK OPENSOURCE OSGeo supporter Jeroen Tichler introduces GeoNetwork, an extensive open source geographic library on the web that moved from its UN FAO roots to the Open Source Foundation (OSGeo) in 2006.

50 GEOINFORMATICS IN LAW ENFORCEMENT – PART ONE Romania Mircea Băduţ begins a two-part series on the role of GIS in crime management and law enforcement systems.

54 GEOLOCATION TECHNOLOGY FOR ONLINE CONTENT DELIVERY Quova’s Gary Jackson describes how Ireland’s RTÉ and BBC Online licensing rights are powered by Internet geolocation information.

News and Emerging Technology 6 EMERGING TECHNOLOGY 16 MARKET WATCH 18 ANNOUNCEMENTS 58 GEOMART EVENTS – Listing can now be found on www.geoconnexion.com

Columns, Conferences & Education 3 EDITORIAL 42 HAS THE EMPORER NEW INTELLIGENCE? 43 BOOK REVIEW: GOOGLE MAP HACKS 48 GEOSENSOR NETWORKS WORKSHOP REPORT 56 AFRICA’S GEO CHALLENGE AND OPPORTUNITY

38 Volume 7, no. 6, June 2008

Features 19 AN INTERVIEW WITH MLADEN STOJIC The editor interviews ERDAS, Inc. Senior Vice President for Management and Marketing, Mladen Stojic, about the organization’s new name and implications for the future. 28 FIGHTING GRIDLOCK WITH CARTEL MIT researchers use Linux-based automotive telematics to help reduce traffic congestion and warn drivers of road dangers, such as potholes.

32 TERRASAR-X UPDATE - FOUR MONTHS LATER Infoterra reports on immediate uses for TerraSAR-X imagery, within months of beginning operation, for humaniatarian purposes – and looks to the future.

36 AGROVIEW ASSISTS FARMERS MAKE EU DECLARATION Germany’s GAF AG offers GIS-based software that eases agricultural subsidy application management for more than 24,000 German farmers.

38 CROSS DOMAIN SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE In this short piece, ERDAS, Inc.’s Chris Tucker looks at solutions for implementing SDIs that cross domains, using Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) standards.

40 BLASTING THROUGH GRANITE ON SWEDEN’S BIGGEST RAILROAD Swedish construction company Skansa uses TOPCON GPS total stations on one of the largest railroad projects in modern times in Sweden.

42 QUAD-COPTERS – DO-IT-YOURSEL REMOTE SENSING Hinrich Paulsen presents the latest DIY drone technology that uses sensors mounted on micro helicopters, extending the reach of earth-bound SensorGIS networks.

42 SHARE – SOIL MOISTURE MONITORING IN AFRICA One of ESA’s TIGER initiative projects, Soil Moisture for Hydrometeorologic Applications in the SADC Region (SHARE), involves Vienna University of Technology and University of KwaZulu Natal.

48 THE NEXT BIG ISSUES IN FLEET MANAGEMENT Cybit’s John Wisdom explores developments in telematics solutions for fleet management.

51 ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION’S INSPIRE DIRECTIVE ESRI Europe’s Nick Land is interviewed by Jim Baumann on the impact of the INSPIRE Directive in the first of a new ‘Thought Leader’ series of interviews.

39 54 TOWARD SDI IN A SMALL ECONOMY - GREENLAND Martin Jensen and Karl Zinglersen present the case for Greenland’s national geospatial web portal as a major component of the Greenland SDI.

News and Emerging Technology 6 EMERGING TECHNOLOGY 16 MARKET WATCH 18 ANNOUNCEMENTS 58 GEOMART EVENTS – Listing can now be found on www.geoconnexion.com

Columns, Conferences & Education 3 EDITORIAL 24 OPEN SOURCE # 11: NEXT GENERATION MAPPING AGENCIES 26 MAKING GEOINFORMATION APPLICABLE TO AFRICA’S DEVELOPMENT

SUPLIMENT – GEOCONNEXION – SERVING THE GEOINFORMATION COMMUNITY IN THE BRITISH ISLES

Volume 6 no. 3, June/July2008

LiDAR 16 Coastal cliff monitoring The pros and cons of terrestrial LiDAR techniques by Peter Hobbs, BGS engineering geologist.

CLIMATE IMPACT SOLUTION 18 Flood risks through comprehensive modeling Dr. Andy Wells of Infoterra, explains the meaning and recent development of Flood Risk Models

INDUSTRY AND ACADEMIA 20 Open source and E-learning… Suchith Anand from the University of Nottingham looks at the interactions between the academic community and industry in changing times.

21 Relationship with nonacademic partners Dr. Robin S. Smith from Sheffield University offers his view on these relationships.

23 GIS in Universities: the vital bridge

40 For a bright future mutually supportive relationships with Industry are fundamental. Dr. Kenneth Field, from Kingston University explains.

24 It is all about collaboration! Collaborating is the key word, argue geographic information specialists from City University London’s Department of Information Science.

Real time data capturing 28 Getting the most out of ‘real time’ information Mobile and remote access technologies are being introduced across the public sector. Joe Bradley, MD at Northgate Public Services discusses.

30 The future of Classification Systems How the geo-demographics market will look in the future: an impact analysis of data sourcing and technological development.

GEO: RISKUK 34 Battling the blight of ageing highway infrastructure - The Marketing Edge

36 The role of geospatial software in the European utilities market - NAVTEQ

38 Spatially enabling the risk management process - ESRI

40 Going deeper underground – NUAG and HSE Gas and Pipeline Unit

42 Advertiser index and ESRI PROMO

Departments & listing 04 Geo: news 10 Geo: Special 12 Geo: connect 14 Interview 22 Keeping an Open Eye 25 Opinions 27 What’s hot in GNSS 42 Advertiser index Events – Listing can now be found on www.geoconnexion.com

41 Volume 7, no. 7, July/August 2008

Features 19 GIS OPENING UP LOCAL GOVERNMENT Neil McLeod describes how Cadcorp SIS software is helping to streamline local Government business processes at Charnwood Borough Council (UK) in a variety of applications.

24 GIS ASSISTING UK LOCAL GOVERNMENT SeaZone Solution’s Alison Smith investigates how GIS and digital mapping can assist local government in a range of roles, from coastal zone management through marine policy implementation.

38 LIZARDTECH GEOEXPRESS 7 PRODUCT REVIEW Chris ‘Xenon’ Hanson returns to his investigation of compression format technology with a product review of LizarTech’s GeoExpress 7 “Express Suite”.

40 THE BUSINESS BENEFITS OF GIS: AN ROI APPROACH Jim Baumann continues his “Thought Leader” interview series with ESRI’s David Maguire on recent research and a new book from ESRI on business benefits for using GiS.

43 LOOKING FOR A MATCH MADE IN HEAVEN Aligned Assets’ Carl Hancock takes a look at central government initiatives to standardize address datasets in UK local authorities.

48 THE CAVES OF NAICA IN 3D The mining city of Naica, Mexico, boasts a series of caves that are both spectacular – and exceptionally difficult to map in three dimensions. Read how laser scanning came to the rescue in the Cave of Crystals and Cave of Swords.

52 GEOINFORMATICS IN LAW ENFORCEMENT – PART TWO Romania Mircea Băduţ continues his series on the role of GIS in crime management and law enforcement systems, looking at the analytical aspects of a criminal GIS application system.

News and Emerging Technology 6 EMERGING TECHNOLOGY 16 MARKET WATCH 18 ANNOUNCEMENTS 58 GEOMART EVENTS – Listing can now be found on www.geoconnexion.com

42 Columns, Conferences & Education 3 EDITORIAL 29 THE ‘L’ WORD IN THE INFORMATION MARKET 32 OPEN SOURCE # 12: DEEGREE SDI FRAME WORK 46 SECOND INTERNATIONAL REMOTE SENSING CONFERENCE 54 AED-SICAD UTILITY FORUM 2008 56 GOOGLE ANNOUNCES 3D CITIES PROGAMME FOR EUROPE

SUPLIMENT – GEOlympics – THE BIG CHALLENGE + Planning & Development + Logistics & Security + SatNav Systems + Core Techologies + Lessons Learned + Visions

July 2008 Features VIEW FROM ABOVE 4 AERIAL CHRONOLOGY - Bluesky

Planning & Development 8. MODELLING BUILT ENVIRONMENTS - Autodesk

11 UNLOCKING THE POTENTIAL OF 3D GEOLOGY – British Geological Society

14 THE COMPLEXITY OF LAND OWNERSHIP – Environment Systems

Logistics and Security 22 SUPER GAZETTEERS TO AID THE OLYMPICS – Aligned Assets

24 REAL-TIME OPERATIONAL SYSTEMS - Intergraph

28 STREETS AHEAD - Simology

SATNAV Systems 32 2012 – WHAT CAN THE CONSUMER EXPECT? - GyPSi

34 MOBILE LOCATION SOLUTIONS – True Position

Lessons Learned 26. GIS WORKS BEHIND THE SCENES - ESRI

43 31 GIS TAKES GOLD AT TURIN

Core Technologies 17 BE WARNED… - Global Secure Systems

18 REAL-TIME ACCURACY - Snowflake

36 OLYMPIC GNSS – Spirent Communications Visions 38 THE INDISPENSABLE, MULTI-FUNCTIONAL MOBILE - NAVTEQ

Volume 7, no.8, September 2008

Contents header 24 SPTIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE IN ZIMBABWE Prestige Makanga and colleagues describe initiatives in support of creating an SDI in the troubled land of Zimbabwe, with a plea for more innovative thinking for SDI implementation in developing nations.

28 MEASURING-UP IN KIEL Peter FitzGibbon describes how reflectorless measurement and industrial surveying skills helped make the ageing hull of the schooner “Thor Heyerdahl” as good as new for another generation of German seafarers.

32 THE ‘E’ IN GEOSPATIAL DATA DISTRIBUTION Former GEO-Europe editor, Mary Jo Wagner, looks at the role that Canadian firm Safe Software’s FME product plays in enabling geospatial data sales in support of e-commerce, where a single user may need to purchase and use data in a multitude of formats.

40 GEONETCAST FOR ENVIRONMENTAL DATA Linda Moodie and colleagues at NOAA and EUMETSAT introduce GEONETCast, a multi-regional programme to enhance access to a wide range of environmental information as part of the Global Earth Observation System of Systems (GEOSS).

46 DIGITAL GEOLOGICAL MAPPING – NEW APPROACH GAF AG’s GeoRover Software opens up new possibilities for increased efficiency of field data collection efforts and integration with office database management and GIS tool sets, proven in recent Africa projects.

48 MAKING LOCATION INTELLIGENCE INTELLIGENT

44 Carl Hancock reports on new software tools from UK’s Aligned Assets that help add real location intelligence to geospatial information when combined with non- geographic information.

Contents header 52 MAP MANAGEMENT IN LOCAL GOVERNMENT Southampton City Council (UK) faced the problem of how to manage 500 paper vellum maps spanning 50 years of planning applications in the city that is home to the UK’s Ordnance Survey. Compression technology to the rescue!

News and Emerging Technology 6 EMERGING TECHNOLOGY 16 MARKET WATCH 18 ANNOUNCEMENTS 58 GEOMART EVENTS – Listing can now be found on www.geoconnexion.com

Columns, Conferences & Education 3 EDITORIAL 20 INSPIRE 2008 CONFERENCE REPORT 22 DEFINING AFRICA’S FUNDAMENTAL GEODATA 38 CEN TC 287 WORKSHOP AND UNSDI REPORTS 44 OPEN SOURCE # 13: MAPWINDOWS 56 BOOK REVIEW – DATUMS & MAP PROJECTIONS

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GÉOTECHNIQUE

Volume LVIII no. 1, February 2008

1 Variation of suction pressure during caisson installation in sand – M. N. Tran and M. F. Randolph

13 Rate effects on the vertical uplift capacity of footings founded in clay – B. M. Lehane, C. Gaudin. D. J. Richards and M. J. Rattley

23 Determination of the anisotropic shear stiffness of an unsaturated decomposed soil – C. W. W. Ng. and S. Y. Yung

37 Soil layer response to pore pressure variations at the boundary – E. Conte and A. Troncone

45 Thermo-mechanical behaviour of a compacted swelling clay – A.-M Tang, Y.- J. Cui and N. Barnel

55 Shear strength model for overconsolidated clay-infilled idealised rock joints – B. Indraratna, M. Jayanathan and E. T. Brown

67 Physical characteristics of subglacial tills – B. G. Clarke, D. B. Hughes and S. Hashemi

Discussion 77 Yield strength and critical strength of liquefiable sands in sloping ground – G. Mesri

78 Book review

46 Volume LVIII no. 2, March 2008

79 Mechanics of tunnelling machine screw conveyors: a theoretical model – A. S. Merritt and R. J. Mair

95 Insight into seismic earth and water pressure against caisson quay walls – P. Dakoulas and G. Gazetas

113 Monotonic and cycling behaviour of sand under torsional loading – V. N. Georgiannou, A. Tsomokos and K. Stavrou

125 A new yield and failure criterion for geomaterials – G. Mortara

133 State-dependent constitutive model and numerical solution of self-weight consolidation – B. C. Hawlader, B. Muhunthan and G. Imai

143 Use a diaphragm walls to mitigate ground movements induced by tunnelling – E. Bilotta

Volume LVIII no. 3, April 2008

157 Gas flow through clay barriers – S. Olivella and E. E. Alonso

177 Effect of embedment on the undrained capacity of shallow foundations under general loading – S. Gourvenec

187 Pile and penetrometer end bearing resistance in two- layered soil profiles – X. Xu and B. M. Lehane

199 Compaction behaviour of clay – A. Tarantino and E. De Col

215 Anisotropic creep model for soft soils – M. Leoni, M. KArstunen and P. A. Vermeer

Technical Note 227 Influence or roundness on the void ratio and strength of uniform sand – P. C. Rousé, R. J. Fannin and D. A. Shuttle

233 Géotechnique reviewers

47 Volume LVIII no. 4, May 2008

235 Editorial – J. Atkinson 237 Quantifying and modelling fabric anisotropy of granular soils – Z. X. Yang, X. S. Li and J. Yang

249 Spatial variation of void ratio and shear band thickness in sand using X-ray computed tomography – K. A. Alshibli and A. Hasan

259 Impact of multidirectional shaking on liquefaction potential of level sand deposits – D. Su and X. S. Li

269 The influence of previous stress history and stress path direction on the surface settlement trough induced by tunnelling – A. Grammatikopoulou, L. Zdravkovic and D. M. Potts

283 Analysis of the shaft resistance of non-displacement piles in sand – D. Loukidis and R. Salgado

Technical Note 297 Upper-bound yield envelopes for pipelines at shallow embedment in clay – M. F. Randolph and D. J. White

303 Book review

305 British PhD theses: 2007

Volume LVIII no. 5, June 2008

313 Editorial – J. Atkinson

Part 1 Géotechnique: Past, Present and future

315 Géotechnique 1948-2008: more that just a journal – S. F. Brown

327 The founders of Géotechnique – J. B. Burland

343 Geotechnical publications before Géotechnique – M. Chrimes

357 Geotechnics: the next 60 years – B. Simpson and F. Tatsuoka

Part 2 Contribution to Géotechnique 1948-2008

369 Foundation engineering – R. Salgado, G. T. Houlsby and D. N. Cathie

48 377 Retaining structures – G. W. E. Milligan, H. D. St John and T. D. O’Rourke

385 Slope stability and embankment dams – J. A. Charles and E. N. Bromhead

391 Tunnelling – J. R. Standign and D. M. Potts

399 Ground improvement – A. G. Phear and S. J. Harris

405 Constitutive and numerical modelling – L. Zdravkovic and J. Carter

413 Physical modelling – D. J. White

423 Laboratory and field testing – M. Coop and F. Schnaid

429 Soil behaviour – M. Jefferies, P. Delage and F. Cotecchia

435 Groundwater – W. Powrie

441 Soil science and interdisciplinary aspects of geotechnical engineering – K. Soga and S. A. Jefferis

449 Engineering geology, rock mechanics and rock engineering – J. P. Harrison

457 Dynamics – R. Lancellotta and J. W. Pappin

Volume LVIII no. 6, August 2008

461 The ultimate undrained resistance of partially embedded pipelines – R. Merifield, D. J. White and M. F. Randolph

471 Micro- and macro-mechanical behaviour of DEM crushable materials – M. D. Bolton, Y. Nakata and Y. P. Cheng

481 Finite element verification of an enhanced limit equilibrium method for slope analysis – D. Tan and S. K. Sarma

489 Limit analysis with anisotropic fibre-reinforced soil – R. L. Michalowski

503 Hydraulic conductivity to Jet-A1 of GCLs after up to 100 freeze-thaw cycles – R. K. Rowe, T. Mukunoki and R. J. Bathurst

Technical Notes 513 Buoyancy of tunnels in soft soils – A. Verruijt and O. E. Strack

49 517 Filtration behaviour of granular soils under cyclic load – A. H. M. Kamruzzaman, A. Haque and A. Bouazza 523 Meshfree modelling of one-dimensional contaminant migration – R. Praveen Kumar and G. R. Dodagoudar

Discussion 527 Interlocking, and peak and design strengths – A. N. Schofield

533 Theoretical modelling of jet grouting – G. Modoni, P. Croce and L. Mongiovi

536 Undrained monotonic response of clean and silty sands – T. G. Murthy, D. Loukidis, J. A. H. Carraro, M. Prezzi and R. Salgado

Volume LVIII no. 7, September 2008

539 Introduction for 48th Rankine Lecture 19 March 2008

541 The engineering behaviour of fill materials: the use, misuse and disuse of case histories – J. A. Charles

571 Parametric Gmax sounding of granular soils by vibration methods – R. Y. S. Pak, J. C. Ashlock, S. Kurahashi and F. Abedzadeh

581 Load–displacement solutions for piles and shallow foundations based on deformation fields and energy conservation – A. Klar and A. S. Osman

591 Probabilistic soil identification based on cone penetration tests – B.-C. Jung, P. Gardoni and G. Biscontin

Technical Note 605 Evaluation of undrained response from drained triaxial shear tests: DEM simulations and experiments – T. G. Sitharam, J. S. Vinod and B. V. Ravishankar

Discussion 609 Two- and three-dimensional bearing capacity of footings in sand - A. V. Lyamin, R. Salgado, A. W. Sloan and M. Prezzi

611 Reuse of foundations (C653)

612 Basic environmental and engineering geology

613 Engineering geology (2nd edn)

614 Soil liquefaction – a critical state approach

50

GIS BUSINESS – GEOINFORMATIONSTECHNOLOGIE FÜR DIE PRAXIS

No. 1, 2008

GIS-Branche 5 Aktuelles 7 Public goes private Hessisches Landesamt für Bodenmanagement und Intergraph kooperieren 8 Orientierung gesucht Aktuelle Entwicklung des Navigationsmarkets

GIS-INNOVATION 10 Aktuelles 12 Inspire wächst Ein Statusbericht zum Geodateninfrastruktur-Projekt 14 Der Übergang vom Diplom zum Bachelor Neue Hochschulausbildung 18 Stadt anders sehen – planen mit GIS Pilotprojekt der Universität Karlsruhe

GIS-Praxis 21 Aktuelles 22 gvSIG – ein Desktop-GIS Beschreibung der Open-Source-Software 24 Geoportalsoftware im Test 2. Teil: Testen von Diensten und Clients 29 Immer tiefer ins System gebohrt

51 Migration von Umweltdaten nach Oracle Spatial 32 Alles auf eine Karte Gemeinsame Karte der Gastransportunternehmen

GIS-Szene 38 Lothar Linde in Südostasien Neue GIS-BUSINESS-Reihe „GIS-Experten im Ausland“

Rubriken 3 Editorial 34 DDGI 36 Konkret 40 Ageo 41 Intergeo 42 Öffentliche Ausschreibungen 43 Terminkalender 44 Branchenverzeichnis 46 Vorschau und Impressum

SUPLIMENT

Editorial 02 „Geoinformatik in Rostock – interdisziplinär und anwendungsorientiert“ - Ralf Bill

Aufsätze 04 Lokalisierung in Ad Hoc Geosensornetzwerken mittels geodätischer Ausgleichungstechnik - Alexander Born, Frank Reichenbach, Ralf Bill, Dirk Timmermann

17 Eine vergleichende Untersuchung von zwei Micro-UAV’s-Perspektiven für die aktuelle und kostengünstige Geoinformationsgewinnung - Görres Grenzdörffer, Angela Engel

26 Konzeption einer Geodaten – und Geodiensteinfrastruktur als Frühwarnsystem für Hangrutschungen unter Einbeziehung von Echtzeit- Sensorik - Ralf Bill, Frank Niemeyer, Kai Walter

Rubriken 3 Editorial 36 Autorenreferat

52 37 Vereinsvorstellung 38 Buchbesprechung

No. 2, 2008

GIS-Branche 5 Aktuelles 6 „Der Horizont ist offen“ Interview mit Josef Kauer, Business Developer bei Microsoft Virtual Earth 8 Cebit-Spezial Geo IT als Querschnittstechnologie präsent

GIS-INNOVATION 13 Aktuelles 14 Autofahren in der Zukunft Telematiklösungen für den Verkehr 18 Wenn die Riesen auf der Straβe rollen Vemags – Verfahrensmanagement für Groβraum-und Schwertransporte 22 Standardisierte Zeichenvorschriften Arbeiten an OGC – Standards sind abgeschlossen

GIS-Praxis 24 Aktuelles 26 Schlau statt Stau Ein neuer Verkehrsinformationsservice

GIS-Szene 38 Michael Lutz in Italien GIS-BUSINESS-Reihe „GIS-Experten im Ausland“

Rubriken 3 Editorial 28 Snapshot 34 DDGI 36 Konkret 40 Ageo und Sogi 42 Öffentliche Ausschreibungen 43 Terminkalender 44 Branchenverzeichnis 46 Vorschau und Impressum I-V Jahresinhaltsverzeichnis

53 No. 3, 2008

GIS-Branche 5 Aktuelles 7 Was Inspire KMUs bringt Die europäische Geodateninfrastruktur-Richtlinie und ihre Auswirkungen 10 Umsätze vorhersagen Spatial Data Mining zur Standortbewertung

GIS-INNOVATION 12 Aktuelles 13 Konflikte erforschen „Warviews“ zeigt die Zusammenhäbge zwischen Rohstoffen und Kriegen 16 GPS-Ecodrive Mit Geodaten Energiefressern zu Leibe rücken 20 Schutz für Flora und Fauna Fernerkundungsgestütztes Verfahren bei der Umsetzung der FFH-Richtlinie 22 Refina macht’s klar 3D-Informationssysteme zur Reduktion der Flächeninanspruchnahme 24 Lärmdaten zentral gespeichert Europäische Umgebungslärmrichtlinie fordert eine zentrale Geodatenbank

GIS-Praxis 27 Aktuelles 28 Globale Geodaten helfen in Mosambik GEOSS, GMES, UN-SPIDER im Einsatz 31 Erdwärme digital Das Geothermieportal des Landes Baden-Württemberg

GIS-Szene 42 Claus Rinner in Kanada GIS-BUSINESS-Reihe „GIS-Experten im Ausland“

Rubriken 3 Editorial 34 Snapshot 38 DDGI 40 Konkret 44 Intergeo 45 Ageo 46 Öffentliche Ausschreibungen 47 Terminkalender

54 48 Branchenverzeichnis 50 Vorschau und Impressum

No. 4, 2008

GIS-Branche 5 Aktuelles 7 30 Jahre Intergraph Bericht von der diesjährigen Anwenderkonferenz in Potsdam 8 Autodesk-Pressetag 2008 Bericht und Interview 10 14. deutschsprachige Esri-Anwenderkonferenz Bericht und Interview

GIS-INNOVATION 12 Aktuelles 14 Mittelstand ist reif für Geomarketing Webdienste zur Wertschöpfung aus Geoinformationen 18 Web-Maps für Peking Besucher online informieren

GIS-Praxis 21 Aktuelles 22 China: Verkehr im Blick Verkehrsmanagement in China 26 Stadtplanung in China Kombination von GIS mit VR-Techniken 30 Der Flughafen – eine Stadt GIS im Einsatz auf dem Münchner Flughafen

GIS-Szene 42 Stefan Saradeth – weltweit unterwegs GIS-BUSINESS-Reihe „GIS-Experten im Ausland“

Rubriken 3 Editorial 13 5 Fragen, 5 Antworten 29 Intergeo 32 AGIT 34 Snapshot 38 DDGI

55 40 Konkret 44 Ageo und Sogi 46 Öffentliche Ausschreibungen 47 Terminkalender 48 Branchenverzeichnis 50 Vorschau und Impressum

SUPLIMENT

Editorial 02 Matthäus Schilcher „Nachwuchsförderung“

Aufsätze 04 Zeit-zyklische Aspekte in der Habitatmodellierung – eine methodische Annäherung am Beispiel des Alpenschneehuhns im Nationalpark Berchtesgaden - Michaela Künzl

12 Wirtschaftlichkeit der GIS-Unterstützung von kommunalen Prozessen- Rahmenbedingungen und Möglichkeiten einer Bewertung - Ulrike Ebner

20 Ermittlung des landschaftsästhetischen Potenzials im UNESCO Welterbe Jungfrau-Aletsch-Bietschhorn mittels Methoden der Geoinformatik - Marcel Droz

26 Web-basierte Modelltransformation – eine Lösung für INSPIRE? - Andreas Donaubauer, Peter Staub, Florian Straub, Astrid Fichtinger

Rubriken

2 Editorial 34 Autorenreferat 35 Vereinsvorstellung 36 Aktuelles Forschung und Wissenschaft

No. 5, 2008

BUSINESS 03 Editorial 04 Inhalt 04 Impressum 06 Panorama 10 Aktuelles

56 12 CITYGML – EIN STANDARD MADE IN GERMANY CityGML ist ein semantisches Modell, um Stadtmodelle in 3D zu bauen. Die wirtschaftliche Bedeutung wird zunehmen.

15 INTERVIEW: OGC-PRÄSIDENT MARK REICHARDT Die Resultate der in Sachen Geokompetenz führenden Standardisierungsorganisation sind weltweit anerkannt. Der Industrie sparen sie Zeit und Geld.

18 MILLIARDEN FÜR DEN SPIELTRIEB Die Geotainmentindustrie entwickelt sich rasant. Welchen Anteil hat daran die GIS-Industrie?

20 INTERVIEW: VIRTUELLE ZWILLINGSWELT GIS BUSINESS sprach mit Mirko Caspar, Mitbegründer der virtuellen Spielewelt „Twinity“.

22 EARTH Neues rund um Google Earth und Co

24 ENERGY Netzinformationen, Mobile Workforce

25 SALES Standortplanung, Marketing, Vertrieb

26 LOGISTICS Verkehr, Transport, Navigation

26 Produktfokus

27 PUBLIC Kommune, Verwaltung, E-Government

INNOVATION 36 Aktuelles

38 Vermessene Freiheit Die OpenStreetMap ist vielleicht eindrucksvollstes Beispiel für nutzergenerierten Geo-Content. Ein Statusbericht über ein weltweites Phänomen und seine technischen Hintergründe.

42 VERNETZT HANDELN MIT STANDARDS

57 Der Wupperband führte erfolgreich einen Testlauf für vernetztes Arbeiten mit OGC Standards durch. Produktivere Prozesse sind die Folge dieser neuen Denk- und Arbeitsweise.

KNOW-HOW 45 UMWELTDATEN UND INSPIRE Mit einem Modellprojekt der GDI-DE wurde nun ein Pilotvorhaben zur Umsetzung der Inspire- Richtlinie gestartet.

48 SNAPSHOT: GRASS GIS GRASS GIS ist eines der ältesten Open Source Geoinformationssysteme, das dauerhaft weiterentwickelt wurde. Im Snapshot beleuchten wir das Produkt.

SZENE 52 VATTENFALL EUROPE BERLIN HAT NEUES NIS Der Energiekonzern Vattenfall Europe hat in seiner Berliner Zentrale ein neues Netzinformationssystem eingeführt. Das Ergebnis des komplexen Prozesses liegt jetzt vor.

54 DDGI MIT NEUEM PRÄSIDENTEN Der Deutsche Dachverband für Geoinformation hat einen neuen Präsidenten: Udo Stichling. Der GDI-Sachsen e. V. lobt GIS Award aus.

54 AGEO/SOGI

56 Ausschreibungen/Termine

60 Branchenverzeichnis

62 Vorschau

62 Bezugsquellen/Copyright

58

SUPLIMENT

Editorial 02 „Aus Daten werden Dienste“ - Lars Bernard

Aufsätze 04 Optimierung von Geosensornetzwerken - Alexander Christoph Walkowski

12 Geodatenbasierte Absperrung eines Gefahrengebietes - Roland König, Ralf Neugebauer, Jürgen Biermann, Theodor Gervens, Michael Rohling

18 Anbindung von GIS-Funktionalitäten an eine Geodateninfrastruktur über eine Web Processing Service Schnittstelle - Johannes Brauner

Rubriken 2 Editorial 26 Tagungsberichte 30 Vereinsvorstellung

GIS. TRENDS + MARKETS – THE GEOMATICS NEWS MAGAZINE Nr. 6, 2008

10 TRENDS

10 LANGSAM, ABER GEWALTIG – CRAWLING TO MIGHTINESS Der GIS-Markt bewegt sich: langsam, aber gewaltig. Die GIS. TRENDS+MARKETS zeichnet die Strömungen auf. Experten aus der GIS- Wirtschaft geben Ihre Einschätzung zu Markttrends und technologischen Entwicklungen. The GIS-Market is on the move: slowly but surely. The GIS. TRENDS+MARKETS outlines the current trends. GIS Enterprise experts make their appraisal on market trends and technological develoments.

59 22 INTERVIEW: ROLAND STAHL, CSC IN DEUTSCHLAND Roland Stahl ist Kenner des Geoinformationsmarkts. Ein Interview mit dem GIS- Verantwortlichen bei der Unternehmensberatung CSC Deutschland. Roland Stahl is an authority in the Geo-Information market. An interview with leading personnel at GIS, during consulting at CSC Germany.

27 BÜRGER ALS SENSOREN – CITIZENS AS SENSORS Auch vor der Geographie macht das Web 2.0 nicht halt. Michael F. Goodchild, Professor an der Universität in Santa-Barbara, Kalifornien, über die Trends in der Neo-Geo-Szene. Web 2.0 doesn’t just stop at geography. Michael F. Goodchild, Professor at the University of Santa-Barbara, California, talks about the trends in the Neo-Geo- Scene.

32 MARKETS

32 GEODATEN FÜR DIE KATASTROPHE – GEODATA FOR CATASTROPHES Katastrophenschutz ist eines der Fokusthemen der diesjährigen Intergeo. Die GIS. TRENDS+MARKTES untersucht, ab und wie Geodaten im Ernstfall helfen können. Disaster prevention is one of the main themes focused at this year’s Intergeo. The GIS. TRENDS+MARKETS conducts a stydy on how geodata can help in emergency situations.

40 5 FRAGEN – 5 ANTWORTEN – 5 QUESTIONS – 5 ANSWERS Der scheidende DVW-Präsident und Intergeo-Vorstand steht Rede und Antwort: Wie hat sich die Intergeo verändert? The departing DVW-President and Intergeo-Vorstand open to questions: How much has Intergeo changed?

42 MESSEINFOS – TRADE FAIR INFO Im Serviceteil finden Sie alles für Ihren Messebesuch: Hallenplan, Informationen zu Öffnungszeiten, Eintritt und Anreise. This service section provides all the information you need for your visit to the fair: A map of the exhibition halls, information on opening times, entrance fees and how to get there.

60

JOURNAL OF EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING

Volume 12 no. 5, June-July 2008

663 Neural Network Based Attenuation of Strong Motion Peaks in Europe – Irshad Ahmad, M. Hesham El Naggar, and Akhtar Naeem Khan

681 Evaluation of IBC Equivalent Static Procedure for Base Shear Distribution of Seismic Isolated Structures – Farmarz Khoshnoudian and Behnam Mehrparvar

704 Simple Models for Inelastic Seismic Analysis of Asymmetric Multistory RC Buildings – A. J. Kosmopoulos and M. N. Fardis

728 Failure Mode Control of X-Braced Frames under Seismic Actions – A. Longo, R. Montuori, and V. Piluso

760 Evaluation of Side Boundary Effects on Dynamic Numerical Modeling for Centrifugal Model Tests – Chih-Wei Lu and Shing-Cheng Lai

779 Multi-Component Seismic Response Analysis – A critical Review – Alfredo Reyes-Salazar, Arturo López-Barraza, Alfonso López-López, and Achintya Haldar

800 Differential Evolution Algorithm for Dynamic Structural Identification – Marco Savoia and Loris Vincenzi

61

JOURNAL OF ENGINEERING MECHANICS

Volume 134, no. 6, June 2008

Technical Papers 441 Bending of Composite Stiffened Hypar Shell Roofs under Point Load – Sarmila Sahoo and Dipankar Chakravorty

455 Wrinkling and Edge Buckling in Orthotropic Sandwich Beams – Wooseok Ji and Anthony M. Waas

462 Influence of Structural Design on the Aeroelastic Stability of Brancusi’s Endless Column – R. D. Gabbai

466 Nontarget Stereo Vision Technique for Spatiotemporal Response Measurement of Line-Like Structures – Y. F. Ji and C. C. Chang

475 Beam Bending Solutions Based on Nonlocal Timoshenko Beam Theory – C. M. Wang, S. Kitipornchai, C. W. Lim, and M. Eisenberger

482 Adaptive Parametric Identification Scheme for a Class of Nondeteriorating and Deteriorating Nonlinear Hysteretic Behavior – Seyed Ali Ashrafi and Andrew W. Smyth

495 Probabilistic Seismic Demand Models and Fragility Estimates for Reinforced Concrete Bridges with Two-Column Bents – Jinquan Zhong, Paolo Gardoni, David Rosowsky, and Terje Haukaas

505 Elastic Model for Partially Saturated Granular Materials – P.-Y. Hicher and C. S. Chang

62 Technical Notes 514 Initial Compressive Buckling of Clamped Plates Resting on Tensionless Elastic of Rigid Foundations – Xing Ma, John Butterworth, and Charles Clifton

Discussion and Closures 519 Discussion of “Uniform Shear Buildings under the Effect of Gravity Loads” by M. Sahin and M. Ozturk – Eduardo Kausel

Volume 134, no. 7, July 2008

Technical Papers 521 Physically Based Constitutive Model for Body Centered Cubic Metals with Applications to Iron – Amin Almasri and George Z. Voyiadjis

530 Nonlinear Response Analysis Considering Dynamic Stiffness with Both Frequency and Strain Dependencies – Naohiro Nakamura

542 Dynamic Stress Concentrations in Lined Twin Tunnels within Fluid- Saturated Soil – Seyyed M. Hasheminejad and Reza Avazmohammadi

555 Combination Resonance Instability of Curved Panels with Cutout Subjected to Nonuniform Loading with Damping – Ratnakar S. Udar and P. K. Datta

567 Detection of Stiffness Reduction in Concrete Decks with Arbitrary Damage Shapes Using Incomplete Dynamic Measurements – Sang-Youl Lee, Taehyo Park, and George Z. Voyiadjis

578 Cohesive Interface Modeling of Debonding Failure in FRP Strengthened Beams – Oded Rabinovitch

589 Are Deicing Salts Necessary to Promote Scaling in Concrete? - Antonin Fabbri, Olivier Coussy, Teddy Fen-Chong, and Paulo J. M. Monteiro

Errata 599 Errata for “Characteristics of Turbulent Flow in Submerged Jumps on Rough Beds” by Subhasish Dey and Arindam Sarkar - Subhasish Dey

63 Volume 134, no. 8, August 2008

Technical Papers 601 Axisymmetric Stress Analysis of a Thick Conical Shell with Varying Thickness under Nonuniform Internal Pressure – H. R. Eipakchi, S. E. Khadem, and G. H. Rahimi S.

611 On Mechanical Degradation of Reinforced Concrete Affected by Alkali-Silica Reaction – A. Winnicki and S. Pietruszczak

628 Monte Carlo Methods for Estimating the Extreme Response of Dynamical Systems – A. Naess and O. Gaidai

637 Seismic Protection of a Building Complex Using Variable Friction Damper: Experimental Investigation – Y. L. Xu and C. L. Ng

650 Ambient Vibration Data Analysis for Structural Identification and Global Condition Assessment – Mustafa Gul and F. Necati Catbas

663 Human Jumping and Bobbing Forces on Flexible Structures: Effect of Structural Properties – R. E. Harrison, S. Yao. J. R. Wright, A. Pavic, and P. Reynolds

676 Development of Direct Integration Algorithms for Structural Dynamics Using Discrete Control Theory – Cheng Chen and James M. Ricles

684 Capturing Nonlinear Vibratory Roller Compactor Behavior through Lumped Parameter Modeling – Paul J. van Susante and Michael A. Mooney

Technical Notes 694 Two-Dimensional Nonlinear Analysis of Long Cables – C. V. Girija Vallabhan

698 Stochastic Response and Stability of a Nonintegrable System – Deepak Kumar and T. K. Datta

Volume 134, no. 9, September 2008

Technical Papers 703 Stability Analysis of Direct Integration Algorithms Applied to Nonlinear Structural Dynamics - Cheng Chen and James M. Ricles

712 General Realization Algorithm for Modal Identification of Linear Dynamic Systems - R. A. De Callafon, B. Moaveni, J. P. Conte, X. He, and E. Udd

64 723 Ultimate State of Samples of Ellipsoids under Different Stress Paths - Tang- Tat Ng

730 Simple Model for Directional Distortional Hardening in Metal Plasticity within Thermodynamics - Heidi P. Feigenbaum and Yannis F. Dafalias

739 Advanced Boundary Element Analysis of Three-Dimensional Elastic Solids with Fiber Reinforcements - J. Chatterjee, F. Ma, D. P. Henry, and P. K. Banerjee

750 Probabilistic Models and Simulation of Irregular Masonry Walls - Seymour M. J. Spence, Massimiliano Gioffrè, and Mircea D. Grigoriu

763 Finite Elements on Generalized Elastic Foundation in Timoshenko Beam Theory - Gelu Onu

777 Asymmetric Dynamic Green's Functions in a Two-Layered Transversely Isotropic Half-Space - Ali Khojasteh, Mohammad Rahimian, Ronald Y. S. Pak, and Morteza Eskandari

788 Experimental Investigation of Flow Past a Square Cylinder at an Angle of Incidence - Sushanta Dutta, P. K. Panigrahi, and K. Muralidhar

Technical Notes 804 Question of Tension Softening versus Tension Stiffening in Plain and Reinforced Concrete - Bernd Koeberl and Kaspar Willam

Discussions and Closures 809 Discussion of “Green's Function of the Linearized de Saint-Venant Equations” by Luca Ridolfi, Amilcare Porporato, and Roberto Revelli - Cesar Mendoza

809 Closure by Luca Ridolfi, Amilcare Porporato, and Roberto Revelli

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JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

Volume 134, no. 1, January 2008

Technical Papers 1 Effects of groundwater velocity and permanganate concentration on DNAPL mass depletion rates during in situ oxidation – Benjamin G. Petri, Robert L. Siegrist, and Michelle L. Crimi

14 Solids loading limitations of rectangular secondary clarifiers – Orris E. Albertson

24 Phenol degradation in a bipolar trickle tower reactor using boron-doped diamond electrode – Yusuf Yavuz, A. Savaş Koparal, and Ülker Bakir Öğütveren

32 Electroremediation of naphthalene in aqueous solution using alternating and direct currents – Emmanuel Pepprah and Milind V. Khire

42 Metal stimulation and municipal digester thermophilic/mesophilic activity – Daniel H. Zitomer, Carlan C. Johnson, and Richard E. Speece

48 Documenting stormwater quality on Texas highways and adjacent vegetated roadsides – Ming-Han Li, Michael E. Barrett, Pavitra Rammohan, Francisco Olivera, and Harlow C. Landphair

60 Case study of a marine filter curtain system for coliform reduction at a public beach – Scott A. Lowe

66 Technical Notes 67 Estimation of maximul liquid depth in layered drainage blankets over landfill barriers – Han Ke, Yunmin Chen, and Chuangbing Huang

Volume 134, no. 6, June 2008

Technical Papers 409 Urban particle capture in bioretention media. I: Laboratory and field studies – Houng Li and Allen P. Davis

419 Urban particle capture in bioretention media. II: Theory and model development - Houng Li and Allen P. Davis

433 Fate of polybrominated diphenyl ethers, nonylphenol, and estrogenic activity during managed infiltration of wastewater effluent – Jianmin Zhang, Matt Tomanek, Hao Dong, Robert G. Arnold, Wendell P. Ela, David M. Quanrud, and A. Eduardo Sáez

443 Study of flow in a blanket clarifier using computational fluid dynamics – Rome-Ming Wu, Tsung-Hao Lee, and Wen-Jie Yang

456 Spatial-dynamic modeling of algal biomass in lake Erie: Relative impacts of dreissenid mussels and nutrient loads – Leon Boegman, Mark R. Loewen, David A. Culver, Paul F. Hamblin, and Murray N. Charlton

469 Chemical Oxygen demand and the mechanism of excess sludge reduction in an oxic-settling-anaerobic activated sludge process – Kyoung-jin An and Guang-hao Chen

478 Effect of CIO2 pretreatment on subsequent water treatment processes – M. Zamir B. Alam, Raymond E. Cantwell, Ron Hofmann, Robert C. Andrews, Jennie L. Rand, Graham A. Gagnon, Monique VanderMarck, Erin Moffat, and Susan A. Andrews

486 Detection of enteroviruses within brackish water from the damshui river watershed, Taiwan – Chien-Hsien Chen, Bing-Mu Hsu, and Min-Tao Wan

493 Leaching behaviour of metals released from cement-stabilized/solidified refinery oily sludge by means of sequential toxicity characteristic leaching procedure – Athanasios K. Karamalidis and Evangelos A. Voudrias

67 Volume 134, no. 7, July 2008

Technical Papers 505 Enhancing the biodegradation of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons: Effects of nonionic surfactant addition on biofilm function and structure – Sylian Rodriguez and Paul L. Bishop

513 Sequential inactivation of Bacillus Subtilis Spores with ultraviolet radiation and lodine – Kelly G. Pennell, Zorana Naunovic, and Ernest R. Blatchley III

521 Effect of nitrification and GAC filtration on copper and lead leaching in home plumbing systems – Yan Zhang, Simony Triantafyllidou, and Marc Edwards

531 Development and evaluation of a copolymer for removal of taste and odor causing compounds from Lake Michigan water – Kamal Rashmawi, Ali K. Oskouie, and Kenneth E. Noll

536 Optimization of internal bypass ratio for complete ammonium and phosphate removal in a dephanox-type two-sludge denitrification system – Vladimir Torrico, Takahiro Kuba, and Tetsuya Kusuda

543 Examination on process configurations incorporating thermal treatment for anaerobic digestion of sewage sludge – Masanobu Takashima

550 Velocity pulse model for turbulent diffusion from flowing water into a sediment bed – Makoto Higashino and Heinz Stefan

561 CFD for simulation of crosswind on the efficiency of high momentum jet turbulent combustion flames – David Castiñeira and Thomas F. Edgar

572 Fuzzy inexact mixed-integer semiinfinite programming for municipal solid waste management planning – Li He, Guohe Huang, Guangming Zeng, and Hongwei Lu

Technical Notes 582 Small multiorder BOD reactions in oxygen sag models – Emerald M. Roider, Donald Dean Adrian, Thomas G. Sanders, and Nicole P. Lirette

585 Effects of sediment concentration and initial phosphorus loading on phosphate adsorption in the chongqing reach of the Yangtze river – Jisheng Zhang, Yakun Guo, and Pingyi Wang

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Technical Papers 591 Surface runoff from full-scale coal combustion product pavements during accelerated loading – Chin-Min Cheng, Panuwat Taerakul, Wei Tu, Behrad Zand, Tarunjit Butalia, William Wolfe, and Harold Walker

600 Hydrologic and water quality integration tool: HydroWAMIT – Marcelo Cerucci and Gopi K. Jaligama

610 Spurious correlation in the USEPA rating curve method for estimating pollutant loads – Dorianne E. Shivers and Glenn E. Moglen

619 Integrated methodology of design for construction site sedimentation basins – Sujaya Kalainesan, Ronald D. Neufeld, Rafael Quimpo, and Precha Yodnane

628 Evaluating the effectiveness of best management practices using dynamic modeling – Drew Ackerman and Eric D. Stein

640 Solute transport modeling for urban drainage structures – Virginia R. Stovin, John P. Grimm, and John P. Grimm, and Shing-Tak D. Lau

651 In situ source treatment of Cr (VI) using a Fe (II) – Based reductant blend: Long-term monitoring and evaluation – Ralph D. Ludwig, Chunming Su, Tony R. Lee, Richard T. Wilkin, and Bruce M. Sass

659 Bacillus thuringiensis fermentation of primary and mixed sludge: Rheology, and process performance – Satinder K. Brar, M. Verma, R. D. Tyagi, R. Y. Surampalli, and J. R. Valéro

671 Leaching behaviours of arsenidc from arsenic-iron hydroxide sludge during TCLP - Tanapon Phenrat, Taha F. Marhaba, and Manaskorn Rachakornkij

683 Sorption of Pb2+, Cd2+, and Sr2+ ions on calcium hydroxyapatite powder obtained by the hydrothermal method – S. Lazarević, I. Janković-Častvan, D. Tanasković, V. Pavićević, Dj. Janaćković, and R. Petrović

689 Selection of suitable aggregation function for estimation of aggregate pollution index for river Ganges in India – Ram Pal Singh, Satyendra Nath, Subhash C. Prasad, and Arvind K. Nema

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Technical Papers 703 Predictive Modeling of Storm-Water Runoff Quantity and Quality for a Large Urban Watershed - Simon J. Ha and Michael K. Stenstrom

712 Utility of Suspended Solid Measurements for Storm-Water Runoff Treatment - Masoud Kayhanian, Ehsan Rasa, Akshay Vichare, and Jon E. Leatherbarrow

722 Using CFD Modeling to Improve the Inlet Hydraulics and Performance of a Storm-Water Clarifier - Cheng He, Jim Wood, Jiri Marsalek, and Quintin Rochfort

731 Nitrification Modeling in Pilot-Scale Chloraminated Drinking Water Distribution Systems - Jian Yang, Gregory W. Harrington, and Daniel R. Noguera

743 Evaluation of Chemical Treatments for a Mixed Contaminant Soil - Scott Waisner, Victor F. Medina, Agnes B. Morrow, and Catherine C. Nestler

750 Methods for Quantifying Lime Incorporation into Dewatered Sludge. I: Bench-Scale Evaluation - Jason M. North, Jennifer G. Becker, Eric A. Seagren, Mark Ramirez, and Christopher Peot

762 Methods for Quantifying Lime Incorporation into Dewatered Sludge. II: Field-Scale Application - Jason M. North, Jennifer G. Becker, Eric A. Seagren, Mark Ramirez, Christopher Peot, and Sudhir N. Murthy

771 Retention and Removal of Suspended Solids and Total Phosphorus from Water by Riparian Reeds - Chao Wang and Pei-Fang Wang

778 Modeling the Effects of Macrophytes on Hydrodynamics - Chris J. Berger and Scott A. Wells

789 Artificial Intelligence-Based Inductive Models for Prediction and Classification of Fecal Coliform in Surface Waters - Mohammad Tufail, Lindell Ormsbee, and Ramesh Teegavarapu

800 pH and Acid Anion Time Trends in Different Elevation Ranges in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park - R. Bruce Robinson, Thomas W. Barnett, Glenn R. Harwell, Stephen E. Moore, Matt Kulp, and John S. Schwartz

Technical Notes 809 Spillway and Metal Toxicity Influenced Stream Reaeration - Egemen Aras and Mehmet Berkun

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JOURNAL OF HYDRAULIC ENGINEERIG

Volume 134, no. 1, January 2008

Forum 1 Sediment Transport Modeling Review—Current and Future Developments - Athanasios N. (Thanos) Papanicolaou, Mohamed Elhakeem, George Krallis, Shwet Prakash, and John Edinger

Technical Papers 15 Experimental Study of the Flow Field over Bottom Intake Racks - Maurizio Righetti and Stefano Lanzoni

23 Hydraulic Jet Control for River Junction Design of Yuen Long Bypass Floodway, Hong Kong - Feleke Arega, Joseph H. W. Lee, and Hong-wu Tang

34 Laboratory Investigation of Mean Drag in a Random Array of Rigid, Emergent Cylinders - Yukie Tanino and Heidi M. Nepf

42 Turbulence Structures in Flow over Two-Dimensional Dunes - T. Stoesser, C. Braun, M. García-Villalba, and W. Rodi

56 Improved Control of Pressure Reducing Valves in Water Distribution Networks - Simon L. Prescott and Bogumil Ulanicki

66 Address-Oriented Impedance Matrix Method for Generic Calibration of Heterogeneous Pipe Network Systems - Sang Hyun Kim

76 Partial Blockage Detection in Pipelines by Frequency Response Method - Ahmed M. Sattar, M. Hanif Chaudhry, and Ahmed A. Kassem

71 90 Aeration Characteristics of Ski Jump Jets - Lukas Schmocker, Michael Pfister, Willi H. Hager, and Hans-Erwin Minor

98 Investigation of Flow Upstream of Orifices - D. B. Bryant, A. A. Khan, and N. M. Aziz

Technical Notes 105 Scour at Submerged Cylindrical Obstacles under Steady Flow - Subhasish Dey, Rajkumar V. Raikar, and Abhishek Roy

110 Bed-Load Transport Equation on Arbitrarily Sloping Beds - Simona Francalanci and Luca Solari

116 Improved Discharge Configurations for Brine Effluents from Desalination Plants - Gerhard H. Jirka

121 Reviewers

Volume 134, no. 2, February 2008

Technical Papers 127 Hydraulic Performance of Step Aerator - Anina Schiess Zamora, Michael Pfister, Willi H. Hager, and Hans-Erwin Minor

135 Spur Failure in River Engineering - Corrado Gisonni and Willi H. Hager

146 Sediment Kinematics in Abutment Scour - Alessio Radice, Stefano Malavasi, and Francesco Ballio

157 Numerical Investigation of Flow Hydrodynamics in a Channel with a Series of Groynes - Andrew McCoy, George Constantinescu, and Larry J. Weber

173 Experiments on Mass Exchange between Groin Fields and Main Stream in Rivers - Volker Weitbrecht, Scott A. Socolofsky, and Gerhard H. Jirka

184 Redistribution of Velocity and Bed-Shear Stress in Straight and Curved Open Channels by Means of a Bubble Screen: Laboratory Experiments - K. Blanckaert, F. A. Buschman, R. Schielen, and J. H. A. Wijbenga

196 2D Modeling of Heterogeneous Dispersion in Meandering Channels - Il Won Seo, Myung Eun Lee, and Kyong Oh Baek

205 Semianalytical Model for Shear Stress Distribution in Simple and Compound Open Channels - A. R. Zarrati, Y. C. Jin, and S. Karimpour

72 216 Transport of Sand and Partly Cohesive Sediments in a Circular Pipe Run Partially Full - Robert Banasiak and Ronny Verhoeven

225 Bed-Shear Stress in Turbulent Wave-Current Boundary Layers - Gonzalo Simarro, Alejandro Orfila, and Philip L.-F. Liu

231 Finite Volume Model for Shallow Water Equations with Improved Treatment of Source Terms - Soumendra Nath Kuiry, Kiran Pramanik, and Dhrubajyoti Sen

243 Riemann Solvers with Runge–Kutta Discontinuous Galerkin Schemes for the 1D Shallow Water Equations - G. Kesserwani, R. Ghostine, J. Vazquez, A. Ghenaim, and R. Mosé

Technical Notes 256 Computing the Trajectory of Free Jets - Tony L. Wahl, Kathleen H. Frizell, and Elisabeth A. Cohen

261 Turbulent Effects on the Settling Velocity of Suspended Sediment - Kiyosi Kawanisi and Ryohei Shiozaki

267 Numerical Simulation of Equal and Opposing Subcritical Flow Junctions – C. S. Frizzell, A. A. Khan, and D. E. Werth

274 Numerical Study of the Transition Regime between the Skimming and Wake Interference Flows in a Water Flume by Using the Lattice-Model Approach – F. J. Jimenez-Hornero, X. X. Zhang, J. V. Giraldez, and A. M. Laguna

Discussions and Closures 280 Discussion of “Analytical Approach to Calculate Rate of Bank Erosion” by J. G. Duan – Fabián A. Bombardelli and Andrea E. González

281 Closure by D. Y. Zhong and J. G. Duan

282 Discussion of “Systematic Evaluation of One-Dimensional Unsteady Friction Models in Simple Pipelines” by J. P. Vitkovsky, A. Bergant, A. R. Simpson, and M. F. Lambert – Bruno Brunone and Umberto M. Golia

284 Closure by J. P. Vítkovský, A. Bergant, A. R. Simpson, and M. F. Lambert

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SPECIAL ISSUE: Sediment Transport Modeling

SPECIAL ISSUE EDITORS: Brian D. Barkdoll and Jennifer G. Duan

Introduction 285 Sediment Modeling: Issues and Future Directions - Brian D. Barkdoll and Jennifer G. Duan

Editorial 286 Review of Proceedings of the Eighth Federal Interagency Sedimentation Conference - Cassie Klumpp

Forum 287 Daryl B. Simons—Hydraulic Engineer, Researcher, and Educator - Nani Bhowmik, Everett V. Richardson, and Pierre Y. Julien

Technical Papers 295 Case Study of Fluvial Modeling of River Responses to Dam Removal - Howard H. Chang

303 Case Study for a Cohesive Sediment Transport Model for Matagorda Bay, Texas, with Coupled ADCIRC 2D-Transport and SWAN Wave Models - Wahyu W. Pandoe and Billy L. Edge

315 Case Study: Two-Dimensional Model Simulation of Channel Migration Processes in West Jordan River, Utah - Dong Chen and Jennifer G. Duan

328 Analysis of Suspended Sediment Transport in Open-Channel Flows: Kinetic- Model-Based Simulation - Guangqian Wang, Xudong Fu, Yuefei Huang, and Gordon Huang

340 Transition between Two Bed-Load Transport Regimes: Saltation and Sheet Flow - Peng Gao

Technical Notes 350 Surface-Based Fractional Transport Predictor: Deterministic or Stochastic - Jennifer G. Duan and Brian D. Barkdoll

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Technical Papers 355 Case Study: Application of the HEC-6 Model for the Main Stem of the Kankakee River in Illinois - Nani G. Bhowmik, Christina Tsai, Paminder Parmar, and Misganaw Demissie

367 Numerical Simulation of Contraction Scour in an Open Laboratory Channel - Bui Minh Duc and Wolfgang Rodi 378 Effect of Seepage-Induced Nonhydrostatic Pressure Distribution on Bed- Load Transport and Bed Morphodynamics - Simona Francalanci, Gary Parker, and Luca Solari

390 Deposition from Particle-Laden, Round, Turbulent, Horizontal, Buoyant Jets in Stationary and Coflowing Receiving Fluids - Alan J. S. Cuthbertson and Peter A. Davies

403 Quantifying Uncertainty in Estuarine and Coastal Ocean Circulation Modeling - Alan F. Blumberg and Nickitas Georgas

416 Forced Resonant Oscillations as a Response to Periodic Winds in a Stratified Reservoir - Javier Vidal and Xavier Casamitjana

426 Computer and Experimental Models of Transient Flow in a Pipe Involving Backflow Preventers - Hyuk Jae Kwon and Jiin-Jen Lee

435 Algorithm for Automatic Detection of Topological Changes in Water Distribution Networks - Orazio Giustolisi, Zoran Kapelan, and Dragan Savic

447 Analytical Solution for Tidal Propagation in a Leaky Aquifer Extending Finite Distance under the Sea - Mo-Hsuing Chuang and Hund-Der Yeh

455 Groundwater Flow from Fractured Layer to Porous-Media Blind Variable Large Diameter Well - Zekai en

466 Automatic Calibration of the U.S. EPA SWMM Model for a Large Urban Catchment - Janet Barco, Kenneth M. Wong, and Michael K. Stenstrom

475 Volume Conservation Controversy of the Variable Parameter Muskingum– Cunge Method - Muthiah Perumal and Bhabagrahi Sahoo

Technical Notes 486 Performance of Submerged Ogee-Crest Weir Head-Discharge Relationships - B. P. Tullis and J. Neilson

75 492 Transcritical Flow due to Channel Contraction – O. Castro-Orgaz, J. V. Giráldez and J. L. Ayuso

497 Hybrid-Cells-in-Series Model for Solute Transport in Streams and Relation of Its Parameters with Bulk Flow Characterisics – Narayan C. Ghosh, Govinda C. Mishra and Muthukrishnavellaisamy Kumarasamy

Discussions and Closures 503 Discussion of “Downstream Hydraulic Geometry of Alluvial Channels” by Jong-Seok Lee and Pierre Y. Julien – Willi H. Hager

503 Discussion by Umesh C. Kothyari and H. Hashimoto

504 Closure by Jong-Seok Lee and Pierre Y. Julien

505 Discussion of “Analyzing Turbulence Intensity in Gravel Bed Channels” by F. G. Carollo, V. Ferro, and D. Termini – Caesar Mendoza and Donghuo Zhou

506 Closure by F. G. Carollo, V. Ferro, and D. Termini

Volume 134, no. 5, May 2008

Technical Papers 509 Case Study of an Application of a Computational Fluid Dynamics Model to the Forebay of the Dalles Dam, Oregon - Liaqat A. Khan, Edward A. Wicklein, Mizan Rashid, Laurie L. Ebner, and Natalie A. Richards

520 Mass Residuals as a Criterion for Mesh Refinement in Continuous Galerkin Shallow Water Models - J. C. Dietrich, R. L. Kolar, and K. M. Dresback

533 Case Study of the Use of Remotely Sensed Data for Modeling Flood Inundation on the River Severn, U.K. - N. G. Wright, I. Villanueva, P. D. Bates, D. C. Mason, M. D. Wilson, G. Pender, and S. Neelz

541 Sensitivity Analysis and Predictive Uncertainty Using Inundation Observations for Parameter Estimation in Open-Channel Inverse Problem - Hélène Roux and Denis Dartus

550 Modeling Total Dissolved Gas Concentration Downstream of Spillways - A. L. Urban, J. S. Gulliver, and D. W. Johnson

562 Deflector Ski Jump Hydraulics - Remo Steiner, Valentin Heller, Willi H. Hager, and Hans-Erwin Minor

76 572 Coherent Structures in the Flow Field around a Circular Cylinder with Scour Hole - G. Kirkil, S. G. Constantinescu, and R. Ettema

588 Clear-Water Scour below Underwater Pipelines under Steady Flow - Subhasish Dey and Navneet P. Singh

601 Performance of Bed-Load Transport Equations Relative to Geomorphic Significance: Predicting Effective Discharge and Its Transport Rate - Jeffrey J. Barry, John M. Buffington, Peter Goodwin, John G. King, and William W. Emmett

616 Experimental Study of a Right-Angled End Junction between a Pipe and an Open Channel - Y. Nédélec and B. Gay

626 Pressure-Driven Demand and Leakage Simulation for Water Distribution Networks - Orazio Giustolisi, Dragan Savic, and Zoran Kapelan

636 Relative Buoyancy Dominates Thermal-Like Flow Interaction along an Incline - Rocío L. Fernandez and Jörg Imberger

644 Experimental Evidence of the Applicability of Colebrook and Borda Carnot- Type Head Loss Formulas in Transient Slug Test Analysis - Matthias A. Zenner

Technical Notes 652 Discharge and Suspended Sediment Transport during Deconstruction of a Low-Head Dam – Tim Granata, Fang Cheng, and Matthew Nechvatal

658 Discrete Blockage Detection in Pipelines Using the Frequency Response Diagram: Numerical Study – Pedro J. Lee, John P. Vítkovský, Martin F. Lambert, Angus R. Simpson, and James A. Liggett

664 Modeling Study of Free Overfall in a Rectangular Channel with Strip Roughness – Yakun Guo, Lixiang Zhang, Yongming Shen, and Jisheng Zhang

668 Two-Dimensional SPH Simulations of Landslide-Generated Water Waves – Liu-Chao Qiu

672 Use of Dissolved Helium as an Environmental Water Tracer – Florian Richter, Robert B. Whittier, and Aly I. El-Kadi

77 Discussion and Closure 676 Discussion of “Divergence Form for Bed Slope Source Term in Shallow Water Equations” by Alessandro Valiani and Lorenzo Begnudelli – M. Greco, M. Iervolino, and A. Leopardi

678 Discussion by X. Liu and M. H. García

680 Closure by Alessandro Valiani and Lorenzo Begnudelli

Volume 134, no. 7, July 2008

Forum 879 What does Kinetic Theory have to do with Hydraulics? – Mohamed S. Ghidaoui

Technical Papers 885 Impact of foliage on the drag force of vegetation in aquatic flows – C. A. M. E. Wilson, J. Hoyt, and I. Schnauder

892 Simulating sediment transport in a flume with forced pool-riffle morphology: examinations of two one-dimensional numerical models – Yantao Cui, John K. Wooster, Jeremy G. Venditti, Scott R. Dusterhoff, William E. Dietrich, and Leonard S. Sklar

905 Modeling the evolution of incised streams II: streambank erosion – Eddy J. Langendoen and Andrew Simon

916 Measured and simulated flow near a submerged spur dike – Roger A. Kuhnle, Yafei Jia, and Carlos V. Alonso

925 Fine-scale characterization of the turbulent shear layer of an instream pebble cluster – R. W. Jay Lacey and André G. Roy

937 Flow resistance over mobile bed in an open-channel flow – Shu-Qing Yang and Soon-Keat Tan

948 Periodic oscillation caused by a flow over a vertical drop pool – Chang Lin, Shih- Chun Hsieh, Kai-Joe Kuo, and Kuang-An Chang

961 Impulse response method for pipeline systems equipped with water hammer protection devices – Sang Hyun Kim

970 Efficient second-order accurate shock-capturing scheme for modeling one- and two-phase water hammer flows – Arturo S. León, Mohamed S. Ghidaoui, Arthur R. Schmidt and Marcelo H. García

78 984 Rapid flow startup in filled horizontal pipelines – Jose G. Vasconcelos and Steven J. Wright

Technical Notes 993 Application of a nonhydrostatic model to flow in a free surface fish passage facility – Haegyun Lee, Ching-Long Lin, and Larry J. Weber

1000 Impact of converging chute walls for roller compacted concrete stepped spillways – Sherry L. Hunt, Kem C. Kadavy, Steven R. Abt., and Darrel M. Temple

1004 Effects of inlet position and baffle configuration on hydraulic performance of primary settling tanks – A. Tamayol, B. Firoozabadi, and G. Ahmadi

1010 Approximate profile for nonequilibrium suspended sediment – Gary L. Brown

1015 Pressure-flow scour: a reexamination of the HEC-18 equation – D. A. Lyn

Discussion and Closures 1021 Discussion of “flow resistance of rock chutes with protruding boulders” by S. Pagliara and P. Chiavaccini – Francesco Canovaro and Luca Solari

1022 Closure by Stefano Pagliara

1023 Discussion of “Optimization of water distribution networks using integer linear programming” by Hossein M. V. Samani and Alireza Mottaghi – Jose Bienvenido Martinez

1024 Discussion by Dragan Savic and Maria da Conceição Cunha

1026 Closure by Hossein M. V. Samani

1027 Discussion of “Standing wave difference method for leak detection in pipeline systems” by Dídia I. C. Covas, Helena M. Ramos, and António Betâmio de Almeida – John P. Vítkovský and Pedro J. Lee

1029 Closure by Dídia I. C. Covas, Helena M. Ramos, and António Betâmio de Almeida

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JOURNAL OF STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING

Volume 134 no. 8, August 2008

1267 Editor’s Note – Sashi K. Kunnath

Technical Papers Analysis and Computation

1269 Behaviour of Cylindrical Steel Shells Supported on Local Brackets – Cornelia Doerich and J. Michael Rotter

1278 Extension of the Gravity Method for 3D Cracking Analysis of Spillway Piers Including Uplift Pressure – Lucian Stefan and Pierre Léger

1288 Modeling of Shear-Critical Reinforced Concrete Structures Repaired with Fiber-Reinforced Polymer Composites – Sang-Woo Kim and Frank J. Vecchio

Concrete Structures 1300 Mechanics and Slenderness Limits of Sway-Restricted Reinforced Concrete Columns – Jostein Hellesland

1310 Steel Fiber-Reinforced Self-Compacting Concrete: Experimental Research and Numerical Simulation – Eduardo N. B. Pereira, Joaquim A. O. Barros, and Aires Camões

80 Metal Structures 1322 Experimental Study of Complex High-Strength Cold-Formed Cross-Shaped Steel Section – Derrick C. Y. Yap and Gregory J. Hancock

1334 Cycling Behavior of Steel Wide-Flange Columns Subjected to Large Drift – James D. Newell and Chia-Ming Uang

Wood Structures 1343 Shake Table Testing of a Superelastic Shape Memory Alloy Response Modification Device in a Wood Shearwall – John W. van de Lindt and Aaron Potts

1353 Performance of Light-Frame Wood Residential Construction Subjected to Earthquakes in Regions of Moderate Seismicity – Bruce R. Ellingwood, David V. Rosowsky, and Weichiang Pang

Seismic Effects 1364 Dependence of Damping Correction Factors for Response Spectra on Duration and Numbers of Cycles – Peter J. Stafford, Rishmila Mendis, and Julian J. Bommer

1374 Seismic Response of Tall Guyed Masts to Asynchronous Multiple-Support and Vertical Ground Motions – Farzad Faridafshin and Ghyslaine McClure

Wind Effects 1383 Low-Rise Steel Structures under Directional Winds: Mean Recurrence Interval of Failure – D. Duthinh, J. A. Main, A. P. Wright, and E. Simiu

Special Design Issues 1389 Experimental and Numerical Analysis of a Glass-to-Steel Joint – C. Amadio, O. De Luca, C. Fedrigo, M. Fragiacomo, and C. Sandri

Discussion and Closures 1398 Discussion of “Inelastic Buckling of Reinforcing Bars” by Sungjin Bae, Alexa M. Mieses, and Oguzhan Bayrak – L. M. Gil-Martín, E. Hernández-Montes, M. Aschheim, and S. J. Pantazopoulou

1399 Discussion by M. E. Rodriguez

1399 Closure by Sungjin Bae, Alexa M. Mieses, and Oguzhan Bayrak

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JOURNAL OF URBAN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT

Volume 134, no. 1, March 2008

Forum 1 Limited Role of Downtowns in Meeting Metropolitan Housing Needs – Arthur C. Nelson and Kathy T. Young

Technical Papers 9 Structural Dynamics in the Policy Planning of Large Infrastructure Investment under the Competitive Environment: Context of Port Throughput and Capacity – Kim Hin David Ho, Mun Wai Ho, and Chi Man Eddie Hui

21 Metabolism of Neighborhoods – Natalia Codoban and Christopher A. Kennedy

32 Impact of Transportation and other Jurisdictional-Level Infrastructure and Services on Housing Prices – S. Mathur

42 Estimating the Willingness to Pay for a Flood Control Project in Brazil Using the Contingent Valuation Method – Mauricio Fuks and Lata Chatterjee

Technical Notes 53 Urban Services Localization and Optimal Traffic Distribution: Users Oriented System – Alberto Biancardi, Roberto De Lotto, and Antonella Ferrara

82 Volume 134, no. 2, June 2008

Technical Papers 59 Cost Overrun and Cause in Korean Social Overhead Capital Projects: Roads, Rails, Airports, and Ports – Jin-Kyung Lee

63 Case Study and Statistical Analysis of Utility Conflicts on Construction Roadway Projects and Best Practices in Their Avoidance – Paul Goodrum, Adam Smith, Ben Slaughter, and Fady Kari

71 Farmland Values under the Influence of Urbanization: Case Study from Turkey – Zeki Bayramoglu and Erdemir Gundogmus

78 Induced Travel Demand in Developing Countries: Study on State Highways in Turkey – Mustafa Özuysal and Serhan Tanyel

88 Linking Transportation Planning to Program Implementation – John S. Miller, Lester A. Hoel, F. Taylor Dalton, and Danielle R. McCray

Volume 134, no. 3, September 2008

Technical papers 97 Visioning versus Modeling: Analyzing the Land-Use-Transportation Futures of Urban Regions - Jason D. Lemp, Bin (Brenda) Zhou, Kara M. Kockelman, and Barbara M. Parmenter

110 Surface- and Air-Temperature Studies in Relation to Land Use/Land Cover of Nagpur Urban Area Using Landsat 5 TM Data - Yashwant Bhaskar Katpatal, Abhijeet Kute, and Deepty Ranjan Satapathy

119 Procedure to Analyze the Performance of Urban Networks in Brazilian Cities - Licinio da Silva Portugal and Leonardo Amorim de Araújo

129 Multiscale Analysis of Census-Based Land Surface Temperature Variations and Determinants in Indianapolis, United States - Bingqing Liang and Qihao Weng

140 Factors Affecting Urban Renewal in High-Density City: Case Study of Hong Kong - Grace K. L. Lee and Edwin H. W. Chan

83

LIGHTING JOURNAL

Volume 73, no. 4, August 2008

5 Letters Passive Safety – the real Story; Correction on metering

6 News Death of an ILE ex-President; the Mall gets lit up; Lighting companies help out football club

12 Brought to Light Showcase for eight of the most innovative new lighting products on the market

14 IALD Awards: Speirs & Major Back in the Frame LJ reports on a UK lighting design triumph – and all the other winners - at the 2008 IALD Lighting Design Awards

22 Lighting and Wildlife in the UK – An Illuminated Way Forward? In her Charles Marques Memorial Lecture, Dr. Carol Williams surveyes the harmful effects of artificial light on UK wildlife – and advances some solutions

31 Taking our place in the sun Carl Gardner reviews two important books which argue persuasively that exposure to sunlight is vital for human health

35 Life shift, light shifts James Newton has recently moved from lighting design to photography - Carl Gardner talks to him about this inspired career shift and admires the results

41 New lamps from light + building LJ’s survey of some of the most interesting light sources which premiered at Frankfurt’s Light+Building show in April

84 44 Energy watch: Norwegian city saves energy the echelon way LJ reports from øvre Eiker in Norway on the city’s new energy-saving remote monitoring system for street lighting

45 Digital asset management for PFIs – The Balfour Beatty experience Paul Stoddart explains how Balfour Beatty is taking advantage of electronic data collection and management on its latest PFI projects

48 In Print: Design for Sight loss and other disabilities LJ reviews two recent publications aimed at designing housing and information technology for the partially sighted

55 Technology file Our latest survey of three of the best new lighting-related technologies

56 Diary All the lighting events of note to end of 2008

Volume 73, no. 5, October 2008

4 Letters Open Letters on Tennis Court Lighting and Road Lighting Calculations

6 News ILE support for ARC and LightJobs service; immortal light bulb: public light battles

10 New Issues in Public Lighting – and Lighting for the Office Nigel Parry and Carl Gardner report on two June events which explored changing lighting standards and guidance

12 Brought to Light Survey of some of interesting new lighting installations – and innovative luminaires

15 The fight for darker skies Bob Mizon and Martin Morgan Taylor look back over the history of the ‘dark skies’ movement – and report on recent successes

19 Is LED road lighting the future? Mike Simpson looks at the very real potential of LEDs for residential road lighting…

25 LEDs for road lighting: Are they ready yet?

85 …while Steve Lain takes a more sceptical view of their performance in real street lighting situations

29 Discomfort in colour change lighting Colour-change lighting is a growing phenomenon – but Christina Frangeti’s research, which she summarises here, shows there could be real dangers

37 Grean leaf for lighting A new initiative for assessing the ‘greenness’ of road lighting installations is unpacked by Charles Allison

38 Lamp Recycling in the UK – Progress and problems Peter Lees of Recolight surveys the first year of operations under the WEEE regulations

41 How lighters can tap into the UK’s knowledge transfer networks Robbie Sharpe explains what Knowledge Transfer is, and how to benefit

45 Energy watch: National Trust makes switch to energy efficient lighting LJ reports on an energy-saving initiative by one of the UK’s largest heritage organisations

46 Protecting the root – one manufacturer’s view To kick off a debate on a crucial issue, we asked lighting column maker, Mallatite, to explain how it tackles column root protection

52 Diary 2008-9 All the lihting dates of note until February next year

56 The CDM regulations and street lighting What are the legal implications of the latest CDM regs.? Our legal eagle, Howard Crossman, explains all

86

PE&RS – PHOTOGRAMMETRIC ENGINEERING & REMOTE SENSING

Volume 74, no. 2, February 2008

Foreward 168 Remote Sensing Data Fusion – Jie Shan and Uwe Stilla

Highlight Article 138 NASA’s Earth Science Use of Commercially Available Remote Sensing Datasets – S. Goward, L. Underwood, M. Fearon, R. Fletcher, J. Garvin, G. Hurtt, J. Jensen, M. Nolan, K. Holekamp, M. Pagnutti, R. Ryan, T. Stanley, T. Frisbie, and W. Swearingen

Columns & Update 149 Grids and Datums – United Republic of Tanzania

151 Letter to the Editor

153 Book Review – Mastering ArcGIS, 3rd Edition

160 Industry News

162 Headquarters News – New PE&RS Editor in Chief

Departments 152 New Member List

87 155 Certification List

161 Region of the Month

163 Who’s Who in ASPRS

164 Sustaining Members

166 Instructions for Authors

182 Forthcoming Articles

214 Calendar

265 Advertiser Index

265 ASPRS Member Champions

266 Classifieds

267 Professional Directory

268 Membership Application

169 Automatic Registration and Mosaicking for Airborne Multispectral Image Sequences An automatic image registration algorithm to co-register different bands with a single frame and an image mosaicking algorithm - Qian Du, Nareenart Raksuntorn, Adnan Orduyilmaz, and Lori M. Bruce

183 Pixel Level Fusion of Panchromatic and Multispectral Images Based on Correspondece Analysis A pixel level data fusion approach based on correspondence analysis for high spatial and spectral resolution satellite data - Halil I. Cakir and Siamak Khorram

193 Multispectral and Panchromatic Data Fusion Assessment Without Reference A global index capable of measuring the quality of pansharpened multispectral images and working at the full scale without oreforming any preliminary degradation of the data - Luciano Alparone, Bruno Aiazzi, Stefano Baronti, Andrea Garzelli, Filippo Nencini, and Massimo Selva

201 Anomaly Detection in Hyperspectral Imagery by Fuzzy Integral Fusion of Band-subsets An anormaly target detection algorithm in hyperspectral imagery through merging detection results of band-subsets by a fuzzy integral fusion method - Wei Di, Quan Pan, Lin He, and Yongmei Cheng

88 215 Fusion of Lidar and Imagery for Reliable Building Extraction The fusion of lidar and photogrammetric imagery for precise and automatic building extraction using line segments matching and perceptual grouping - Dong Hyuk Lee, Kyoung Mu Lee, and Sang Uk Lee

227 Extracting Urban Road Networks from High-resolution True Orthoimage and Lidar To extract urban area road networks, road candidates are extracted with newly developed acupuncture method and refined by a blocking mask from high- resolution true orthoimage and lidar - Junhee Youn, James S. Bethel, Edward M. Mikhail, and Changno Lee

239 Multisource Classification Using Support Vector Machines: An Empirical Comparison with Decision Tree and Neural Network Classifiers An SVM based multi-source classification shows a significant increase in the classification accuracy with incorporation of ancillary data over the classification performed solely on the basis of spectral data from remote sensing sensors - Pakorn Watanachaturaporn, Manoj K. Arora, and Pramod K. Varshney

247 Mapping Vegetation Communities Using Statistical Data Fusion in the Ozark National Scenic Riverways, Missouri, USA A vegetation community map was produced for the Ozark National Scenic Riverways using a discriminant analysis statistical approach combined with photointerpretation to exploit a large set of input variables obtained from remote sensing and topographic data - Robert A. Chastain Jr., Matthew A. Struckhoff, Hong He, and David R. Larsen

Volume 74, no. 6, June 2008

Special Issue 677 Mapping & Modeling Land Use/Land Cover Dynamics in Frontier Settings – Stephen J. Walsh, Joseph P. Messina, and Daniel G. Brown

Columns & Update 681 Grids and Datums – Kingdom of Lesotho

683 Mapping Matters

686 In Memoriam – Albert Carroll “Mac” McCutchen

687 Book Review – Smart Land-Use Analysis – The LUCIS Model

89 689 Headquarters News – 2008 ESRI Best Scientific Paper Award Winners Announced by ASPRS; 2008 Boeing Award for Best Paper in Image Analysis and Interpretation Announced by ASPRS

690 Industry News

Announcements 679 Correction to May 2008 PE&RS

800 Pecora 17 – The Future of Land Imaging…Going Operational

Departments 682 New Member List

686 Certification List

689 Region of the Month

692 ASPRS Member Champions

694 Who’s Who in ASPRS

695 Sustaining Members

697 Instructions for Authors

710 Forthcoming Articles

724 Calendar

799 Classifieds

801 Professional Directory

802 Advertiser Index

804 Membership Application

699 The Fragmentation of Space in the Amazon Basin: Emergent Road Networks – Eugenio Y. Arima, Robert T. Walker, Marcio Sales, Carlos Souza, Jr., and Stephen G. Perz – (Combining geostatistical methods with GIS to replicate a common fragmentation pattern found in tropical forests)

90 711 Multi-Sensor Data Fusion for Modeling African Palm in the Ecuadorian Amazon – Carolina Santos and Joseph P. Messina (A significant improvement in the classification accuracy obtained through the fusion of optical and RADARSAT texture measures as compared to single sensor classifications.)

725 Integration of Hyperion Satellite Data and a Household Social Survey to Characterize the Causes and Consequences of Reforestation Patterns in the Northern Ecuadorian Amazon – Stephen J. Walsh, Yang Shao, Carlos F. Mena, and Amy L. McCleary (Examination of Principal Components Analysis, linear mixture modeling, and supervised and unsupervised classifications to map forest regrowth, agricultural crops, pasture, and other land uses.)

737 Trajectories of Land-use and Land-cover in the Northern Ecuadorian Amazon: Temporal Composition, Spatial Configuration, and Probability of Change – Carlos F. Mena (How clusters and probabilities of change can be used to characterize trajectories of Land-use and Land-cover)

753 Disturbance, Management, and Landscape Dynamics: Harmonic Regression of Vegetation Indices in the Lower Okavango Delta, Botswana – Amy L. Neuenschwander and Kelley A. Crews (Utilizing remotely sensed imagery to quantify the impact of flooding, fire, and their interaction as derived through vegetation response over time)

765 Characterizing Patterns of Land Degradation Potential and Agro-Ecological Sustainability in Nang Rong, Thailand – William F. Welsh (Classified multi- temporal Landsat imagery compared with soil suitability and field data using raster GIS modeling to identify regional scale patterns of cropping history)

775 Land-cover Change and Vulnerability to Flooding near Poyang Lake, Jiangxi Province, China – Luguang Jiang, Kathleen M. Bergen, Daniel G. Brown, Tingting Zhao, Qing Tian, and Shuhua Qi (Analyzing patterns of land- cover determined from Landsat were in relation to elevation and levees to assess changes in vulnerability to flooding)

787 Changing Regimes: Forested Land Cover Dynamics in Central Siberia 1974- 2001 - Kathleen M. Bergen, Tingting Zhao, V. Kharuk, Y. Blam, Daniel G. Brown, L. K. Peterson, and N. Miller (Analyzing forest – and land-cover changes in southern Central Siberia using Landsat 1974 to 2001, and Soviet and post-Soviet era trends compared)

91 Volume 74, no. 7, July 2008

Highlight Article 810 March Madness: Rapid Response Captures Rock River Ice Jam and Flood of Record – Scott Perkins and Erik Berg

Columns & Update 815 Grids and Datums – Guatemala

817 Mapping Matters

819 Reflection of the past

820 Letter to the Editor

821 Book Review – Remote Sensing of Impervious Surfaces

824 In Memoriam – H. Dell Foster

825 Industry News

827 Student News

Departments 813 New Member List

824 Certification List

826 Region of the Month

852 Who’s Who in ASPRS

853 Sustaining Members

855 Instructions for Authors

892 Forthcoming Articles

902 Calendar

928 ASPRS Member Champions

929 Classifieds

930 Professional Directory

92 931 Advertiser Index

932 Membership Application

Yearbook 829 Board of Directors

830 Installation of Officers

831 ASPRS: The Imaging and Geospatial Information Society

832 2007-2008 Executive Director Report

836 Awards Recipients

844 Memorial Address – John ‘Jack’ Edward Estes

857 Extraction of Impervious Surface Areas from High Spatial Resolution Imagery by Multiple Agent Segmentation and Classification – Yuyu Zhou and Y. Q. Wang – (An algorithm of multiple agent segmentation and classification (MASC) to extract impervious surface areas from true-color digital orthophoto and spatial resolution enhanced QuickBird – 2 multispectral imagery)

869 Data Combination and Feature Selection for Multisource Forest Inventory – Reija Haapanen and Sakari Tuominen (Feature selection and weighting among satellite image features and aerial photograph spectral and textural features were used to boost the accuracy when estimating forest variables.)

881 Comparison of Single – and Multi-date Landsat Data for Mapping Wildfire Scars in Ocala National Forest, Florida – Mary C. Henry (Datasets classified using a traditional maximum likelihood classification method and a non- parametric classification and regression tree technique.)

893 Change Detection Techniques for Use in a Statewide Forest Inventory Program – D. W. Wilkinson, R. C. Parker, and D. L. Evans (Analysis of modified Change Vector Analysis (mCVA) and Simultaneous Image Differencing (SID) techniques for large scale forest change in Mississippi.)

903 Decision-Based Fusion for Improved Fluvial Landscape Classification Using Digital Aerial Photographs and Forward Looking Infrared Images – Kathy M. Smikrud, Anupma Prakash, and Jeff V. Nichols (Comparing different image processing routines to classify macro fish habitat indicators in a large river floodplain using digital aerial photographs and forward looking infrared images leading to a decision-based fusion strategy to provide the best results.)

93 913 Wal-Mart from Space: A new Source for Land Cover Change Validation – David Potere, Neal Feierabend, Alan H. Strahler, and Eddie E. Bright (Using a set of Wal-Mart store positions and opening dates to validate portions of three land-cover change-related products: a forest disturbance map based on Landsat GeoCover Imagery and two MODIS vegetation index time series.)

921 Neutral Network Classification of Mangrove Species from Multi-seasonal Ikonos Imagery – Le Wang, José L. Silván-Cárdenas, and Wayne P. Sousa (A comparison of the efficacy of three different classification methos for discriminating mangrove canopies.)

94

REVUE PRATIQUE DU FROID (RPDF)

962 Janv.-Fév. 2008

15 PROFESSION Quietalis: reprend Froid-Climat à Rennes

Snefcca: Un nouveau bureau national

Trane repris par Ingersoll Rand

Enodis France distribute Delfield

Energaïa un bilan positif

Fluides frigorigènes: Des réponses du ministère de l’Écologie

Sauermann: de nouveaux services pour les installateurs

Nomenclature NAF: Les codes APE séparent installateurs et fabricants

Crédit d’impôt: Les nouvelles règles d’éligibilité des Pac

Panorama de la GMS: Le commerce à prédominance alimentaire en France

L’événementiel en pince pour le froid

30 PORTRAIT Innovation: Un Géo Trouvetou multiénergie

95 32 DOSSIER Interclima + ELEC 2008 Le retour des compressoristes

69 SAVOIR-FAIRE

NOUVEAUX PRODUITS Acfri: Pour un raccordement sur un enregistreur de température multivoie existant

72 RÉALISATION Stockage: Deux exemples de consommation énergétique réduite

77 FICHES PRATIQUES Intallation avec évaporateur à eau et condenseur à eau (3e partie)

81 L’OUTIL FROID AGENDA Les fournisseurs de l’agroalimentaire à Rennes

82 FORMATION Les appareils de cuisson de collectivités

83 LIVRES Le bilan énergétique de la planète

84 ANNONCES CLASSÉES

98 VOTRE ENTREPRISE Par Marc Simonnet, gérant de Kryotec Pour faire un bon devis

963 Mars 2008

15 PROFESSION Cesbron se retire de la cuisine

Fluides frigorigènes: Le Medad envisage de reporter la date du 4 juillet 2008

Point de vue sur le remplacement du R 22!

Le Snefcca active sa commission ENR

Généglace: Plus seulement la glace écaille

Interclima 2008: Le trophée de l’étanchéité à FCS 84

96 L’année du froid est officielement ouverte

Hanrot: Des clients rassurés

Ebrex France ouvre 4 agences

46 % des patinoires recyclent l’air

Qualiclimafroid fait de la pédagogie

Aggreko sur le marché du refroidissement industriel

La RT 2010/2012 se dessine

Mondial des métiers: Les jeunes entrent en piste

26 FOCUS MARCHÉ L’agroalimentaire en France

28 ZOOM Planète Verte dévoile ses grands projets

32 FORMATION Le lycée Léonar de Vinci signe une convention de partenariat

Le Lycée Louis Vicat tient forum

Afpa d’Agen: Confiner pour l’environnement

32 DOSSIER Froid Industriel: Des Installations au cas par cas

45 SAVOIR-FAIRE

NOUVEAUX PRODUITS Kimo: Des modules de mesure interchangeables

48 RÉALISATION Une maintenance récompensée par le Trophée de l’étanchéité

53 FICHES PRATIQUES La maintenance: Organigramme de maintenance

57 L’OUTIL FROID AGENDA L’événement de la filière boulangerie et pâtisserie

97 58 FORMATION Manipuler les fluids frigorigènes

59 LIVRES Les termes du froid en allemand

60 ANNONCES CLASSÉES

74 VOTRE ENTREPRISE Par Pierre Silve, avocat à la Cour: La cession ou la reprise d’entreprise

964 Avril 2008

15 PROFESSION Qualiclimafroid sort sa grille pour les reconversions

Les médicaments surveillent leurs températures

1ere Université européenne du froid: par Stef-TFE

Rolesco prêche pour les reconversions

Euroshop 2008: Les économies se mettent en vitrines

Composants: Sanhua à l’assaut du vieux continent

Ventilateurs: Hidria en France via Serhmis

Portrait: d’un frigoriste devenu consultant

Énergies renouvelables: la filière solaire en ordre de marche

28 FOCUS MARCHÉ Structures sanitaires: Les établissements de santé et pour personnes âgées

30 ZOOM Quiétalis: Une couverture nationale pour un service local

32 FORMATION Max P. fête ses dix ans à Alfortville

Trane et l’Afpa d’Angers primés

34 DOSSIER Échangeurs Économies et efficacité comme fers de lance

98 53 SAVOIR-FAIRE

NOUVEAUX PRODUITS Carel: Variateur compact et modulaire

56 RÉALISATION Une patinoire se prémunit contre les fruites

61 FICHES PRATIQUES La maintenance: Installation avec évaporateur à eau et condenseur à eau

65 L’OUTIL FROID AGENDA Un colloque pour les 100 ans du froid

66 FORMATION Des formations en froid à Montabaun

67 LIVRES Les grands principes de la congélation

68 ANNONCES CLASSÉES

74 VOTRE ENTREPRISE Par Pierre Silve, avocat à la Cour: L’exonération des plus-values sur cession

966 Juin 2008

15 PROFESSION Qualiclimafroid: Joseph Amar élu president

Area: De profonds désaccords

Snefcca Expo devient Énergies Froid

Usnef: Plaidoyer pour l’ammoniac

AVS Plus: Une vitrine pour les installateurs

Cnefic: Nouveau conseil d’administration

Snefcca: Les régions prennent le relais

Bleu ciel: Nouvelle marque commerciale d’EDF

99 Jacir-Air Traitement: Renforcé grâce à la R & D

Surgelés: La consommation augmente en France

Consommation: Sale temps pour les glaces!

État du marché national des produits grand froid

Westfalen: Nouveau centre de conditionnement en Bourgogne

SRSB: Sur les chapeaux de roues

38 FOCUS MARCHÉ Transport frigorifique: Les spécialistes de la température dirigée

40 ZOOM CHILLVENTA: Le nouveau visage du Salon du froid

42 FORMATION Reçu au titre de: «dépanneur-monteur-frigoriste» Lycée Louis Vicat: Les BTS exposeront leur patinoire à Barcelone

48 DOSSIER Fluides frigorigènes: Place aux vrais professionnels

69 SAVOIR-FAIRE

NOUVEAUX PRODUITS Kimo: Pour le contrôle de vitesse et de débit d’air

72 RÉALISATION EAU GLACÉE: Captage sur eau de canal pour une installation modulante

77 FICHES PRATIQUES Prévention des risques professionnels: Signalisation de sécurité au travail

81 L’OUTIL FROID

AGENDA Pôle Cristal: Les rendez-vous

82 FORMATION Maîtriser les circuits complexes

83 LIVRES Aide-mémoire sur le génie climatique

100 84 ANNONCES CLASSÉES

98 VOTRE ENTREPRISE Par Pierre Silve, avocat à la Cour: Le chef d’entreprise, coupable désigné?

967 Juillet 2008

11 PROFESSION

Une nouvelle usine Daikin en Italie

Année du froid: Un centenaire bien entouré à l’Unesco

Cuisines professionnelles: Le Syneg moins sceptique sur le ferritique

Qualicuisines: Un nouveau référentiel plus complet

Équipements: Enodis repris par Manitowoc

L’Afap réhabilite «éconologique»

Cemafroid: Première Journée du transport sous température dirigée

24 DOSSIER LE FROID, c’est cool!

Testez vos connaissances

Croisez les mots du froid

Déjouez les pièges

Déterminez votre profil d’installateur

Identifiez des grandes personnalités

Interrogez les astes…

43 NOUVEAUX PRODUITS

46 ANNONCES CLASSÉES

101

THE INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL ON HYDROPOWER & DAMS

Volume 15, no. 1, 2008

3 News

26 Bid information

31 Welcome to ASIA 2008, Danang (Preview and Programme)

Water Resources and Hydropower Development in ASIA 41 Study completed for Vietnam’s National Hydropower Plan – Vu Duc Thin, G. Lifwenborg and E. Skofteland

47 Sustainable hydro development in China: current plans and activities – Xu Changyi

52 Progress at the Jinping I and II hydro projects in China – Wu Shiyong and Shen Manbin

59 First pumped-storage plant planned for Indonesia – S. Yamaoka and Netto Mulyanto

64 Double-stage regulated pump-turbines for Yang Yang, Korea – Sang-Yong Lee and J-M. Henry

69 The development of dams in Indonesia – M. Saedibyo

102 Seismic Design of Water Infrastructure 74 Recent advances in the seismic design and analysis of dams in Lebanon – A. Geadah

Climate Change Research 85 Climate change, water and implications for hydropower – M. M. Q. Mirza

Marine Energy and Storage 91 Opportunities for tidal current and in-stream energy conversion technologies – N. M. Nielsen

97 The Emerald Lakes: large offshore storage basins for renewable energy – F. Lempérière

Kaplan Turbine Research 102 Effect of surface roughness on losses and performance of Kaplan turbines – P. Krishnamachar and A. Fay

DAMS in South and East Asia – Tables 108 Dams and Hydropower in South and East Asia (Key to H&D Map)

128 Book review

129 Green Power

134 Calendar

Volume 15, no. 2, 2008

3 News

27 Bid information

32 ASIA 2008 Report

44 Highlights of the week in Sofia (ICOLD 2008)

Dams, Hydro and Pumped Storage in Bulgaria 47 The role of hydro and pumped-storage in Bulgaria – L. Velkov and M. Papazyan

103 52 Dams in Bulgaria: past, present and future – D. Toshev

59 Tsankov Kamak completes the Dospat-Vacha cascade – A. Atanasov, N. Gaytandjiev and I. Markov and P. Gfrerer

64 The role of dams in increasing water supplies for Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast – G. Tenev and G. Georgiev

68 Financing dams for water supply in Bulgaria – D. Toshev and P. Nikiforov

74 Challenges of dam operation in Bulgaria – C. B. Abadjiev

78 The rehabilitation of hydro plants in Bulgaria – P. Kazarev, L. Hadjiev and S. Batashki

83 Integrated vibration and process monitoring at Momina Klisura, Bulgaria – A. Schübl and M. Hastings

Pumped Storage 87 The importance of pumped-storage for Bulgaria – P. Y. Ivanov and N. N. Ruseva

90 Hydraulic research for the lower intake at the Avče pumped-storage plant – P. Rodič

Embankment Dams 95 Non-linear 3D simulation of the construction and impounding of a CFRD – P. Dakoulas, Y. Thanopoulos and K. Anastassopoulos

102 Considerations on materials for high embankment dams – R. Albert and E. Frossard

Hydro Plant Operation, Maintenance and Control 109 Optimization of acoustic discharge measurement using CFD – T. Staubli, B. Luescher, P. Gruber and M. Widmer

114 Advanced data acquisition system for hydro plants – T. Yokoyama

118 Optimizing hydro generation – W. L. Rutz

Small Hydro: Policy and Technology

104 122 HIDROENERGIA 2008 – Preview, Programme and ESHA Activities – B. Pelikan, G. San Bruno and M. Gospodjinacki

128 Unique RE system provides 24 h electricity for the remote island of Eigg

130 Reconstruction of the Vorotna small hydro plant in Albania – S. Lacroix, G. Gabayan and A. Galstyan

133 Ludvika benefits from new technology after a century of service – J. Lampl

135 Tribute to Richard Harlan

137 Greenpower

142 Calendar

Volume 15, no. 3, 2008

3 News

28 Bid information

32 ICOLD’s 76thAnnual Meeting: Report

34 Hidroenergia 2008: Report

Hydro, Dams and Environmental Protection in North America 38 Hot climate, cool water power – P. Fortin

41 Addressing environmental challenges at US hydro dams – V. Hobbs

44 Basin-wide monitoring of salmon smolts at US dams – B. H. Ransom, T. W. Steig, M. A. Timko and P. A. Nealson

50 Testing hydraulic machinery for upgrades at North American hydro plants – F. Avellan and H-P. Mombelli

Hydro and Dams in Central America 54 Regional environmental assessment of the the impact of large dams in Mexico – M. A. Gómez Balandra, M. P. Saldaña Fabela, C. Lecanda Terán, S. Contreras Rodriguez and J. E. Clausen

60 Pico hydro opportunities in the Andean region – D. Upadhyay and M. Fuentes

105 64 El Salvador progresses hydro development and applies for carbon credits

66 Revised design improves the feasibility of Xalalá, Guatemala – S. I. Sosa Ramirez

RCC Dams 69 RCC dams in 2008 – M. R. H. Dunstan

73 San Vincente: the world’s largest dam heightening using RCC – J. Zhou, V. Bianes, M. F. Rogers, T. O. Keller and J. M. Meda

80 Design consideration for small RCC dam – K. D. Hansen

83 Construction of Iran’s first large RCC dam - R. Peyrovdin and M. R. H. Dunstan

90 The design and construction of a faced symmetrical hardfill dam – P. J. Mason, R. A. N. Hughes and J. D. Molyneux

96 Two dimensional seismic analysis of Kinta RCC dam – H. A. M. Thanoon, J. Noorsaei, M. S, Jafaar, T. A. Mohammed and W. A. Thanoon

Gate Design 102 A new system for raising spillway gates – B. Leyland

Concrete Dam Behaviour 106 Chemical expansion of concrete in dams and hydroelectric projects – R. Charlwood and J. M. Buil Sanz

111 Algorithm for the prediction of functional delays in the behaviour of concrete dams – G. Lambardi, F. Amberg and G. R. Darbre

117 HYDRO 2008: Progressing world hydro development: Preview

125 Green Power

130 Calendar

132 International Business Directory

106 Volume 15, no. 3, 2008

3 News

26 Bid information

30 HYDRO 2008: Progressing World Hydro Development - Programme

CFRDs and hydro development in South America 43 Very high CFRDs: Behaviour and design features – N. L. de S. Pinto

50 Mazar: a high CFRDs in an asymmetric canyon – M. Goncalves Costa and C. A. Ramirez

53 Behaviour and treatment of Campos Novos dam during second impounding – L. V. Xavier, S. C. Albertoni, R. F. Pereira and J. Antunes

61 Venezuela’s experience with CFRD construction – G. Martinez

64 Design features of the Palomino project, Dominican Republic – A. F. Krempel, M. Giambastiani and P. H. Schettino

CFRDs in China 68 Overview of CFRD construction in China – Xu Zeping

74 Design, construction and operation of China’s Hongjiadu CFRD – Yang Zeyan and Xu Zeping

Francis Turbine Technology 81 Cracking of Francis runners during transient operation – J. H. Gummer and S. Etter

86 Design optimization of Francis runners – E. Flores, D. Bazin, L. Ferrando and F. Mazzouji

Conference reports 92 Australian RCC Seminar reviews design and construction approach

95 Brazilian Symposium reviews CFRD design and construction – L. V. Xavier

97 Obituary: Dr. A. D. M. Penman

107 98 Project Focus

99 Green Power

107 Calendar

111 International Business Directory

108

TRAVAUX La revue technique des enterprises de Travaux Publics

No 848, Janvier 2008

1 ÉDITORIAL – de Patrick Bernasconi

6-19 ACTUALITÉS Profession Économie Projets et Entreprises Recherche et Innovation Techniques et Matériaux Nominations Bibliographie Agenda

21 PRÉFACE – de Christian Jacob

22 AVANT-PROPOS – de Patrice Parisé

24-69 TERRASSEMENTS – TRAVAUX ROUTIERS

24 LGV Rhin-Rhône: B 1 Chevroz – Loulans - Verchamps Rhine-Rhone High-Speed Train Line: work section B 1, Chevroz – Loulans – Verchamps – C. Cuchet, B. Klein

33 Aménagement de la RD 438 à Belverne – Des ouvrages en terre de hauteur exceptionnelle.

109 Construction of the RD 438 at Belverne – Earth structures of exceptional height – S. Roques, X. Lejay, N. Deutscher

41 Élargissement de l’A 31 au niveau de Langres Sud. Widening of the A 31 motorway south of Langres – S. Charrier

44 La section Thenon-Villac TOARCC 4.2 de l’A 89: un concentré de techniques de genie civil. The Thenon-Villac section, project phase 4.2 of the A 89 motorwau: a great variety of civil engineering techniques. – D. Labouèbe, J.-M. Tauran, M. Mottot

51 Terrassements sur la Route des Tamarins à la Réunion. La pari du minage. Earthworks on the Route des Tamarins highway in Reunion. A wager on blasting. – I. Ben Fredj, H. Bertrand, S. Querne

56 Des enrobés environnementaux économes en énergie. Low-energy environmentally friendly asphalts. – X. Carbonneau, J.-P. Henrat, Fr. Létaudin, J.-E. Poirier

64 Une centrale d’enrobage mobile pour le recyclage à très fort taux d’enrobés. Mobile asphalt plant for recycling with a very high asphalt content. – Cl. Le Noan, Ch. Alvarez, D. Bonneau, A. Sainton

70 RÉPERTOIRE DES FOURNISSEURS

INDEX DES ANNOUNCEURS 11 AMMANN

32 BELL France

EIFFAGE Travaux Publics 2e de couverture

7 ENTE FIERA DI VERONA

2 EUROVIA

40 GRAVEL

HITACHI 4e de couverture

40 IHC

31 METSO MINERALS

15 PIERRE DE CHINE

110 4 PRO BTP

17 RITCHIE BROS

10 SNCTP

9 TOPCON

19 VALAM TP

39 WIRTGEN

No 849, Février 2008

1 ÉDITORIAL – de Patrick Bernasconi

6-26 ACTUALITÉS Interview Profession Économie Projets et Entreprises Environnemt - Énergie Recherche et Innovation Techniques et Matériaux Matériels Nominations

27 PRÉFACE – de Bruno Godart

28 OUVRAGES D’ART – Construction neuve

28 Bordeaux: le nouveau pont ferroviaire sur la Garonne. Bordeaux: the new railway bridge over the Garonne. – P. Charlon, M. Carry, W. Carrignon, B. Rouyer

39 A 89 – Conception et realization du viaduct de l’Elle. A 89 – Design and construction of the Elle viaduct. – J.-L. Jolin, A. Bourg, J. Mossot, J. Daquin, J. Dubeuf

52 Un pont high-tech en lisière d’un parc naturel en Russie. A high-tech bridge on the edge of a natural park in Russia. – Ch. Blanc

55 Ouvrage d’art sur le rivière des Pluies et ses protections de berges à la Réunion.

111 Bridge over tge “ River of Rains” and its bank protection on Reunion Island. – Ph. Julien, V. Chambon, Ph. Raffin, J. Daquin, J. Dubeuf, J. Massot

70 L’architecture des ouvrages d’art de la LGV Est. Tronçons A, D, F et G sous maîtrise d’œuvre de la SNCF-Inexia. Architecture of engineering structures for the East High-Speed Train Line. Sections A, D, F and G under SNCF-Inexia project management. – J.-L. Jolin

75 Le pont Renault sur le grand bras de la Seine entre Boulogne-Billancourt et l’île Seguin. Renaul Bridge on the large arm of the Seine between Boulogne-Billancourt and Seguin Island. – J.-B. Datry, S. Ezran

93 La selle multitube pour structures câblées: une technologie multi-avantage. The multitube saddle for cable-stayed structures: a technology with many advantages. – E. Mellier, G. Sevoz, I. Zivanovic

97 La poutre ITE®, une alternative aux poutrelles enrobées. Le triplement du pont Pinel à Rouen. The ITE® beam, an alternative to composite joints. Tripling Pinel Bridge in Rouen. – Divers auteurs

103 Gamme Artéfac de Bonna Sabla: une nouvelle conception du génie civil. Artéfac product range of Bonna Sabla: a new concept of civil engineering. – G. Cros, M. Catherin

110-132 OUVRAGES D’ART – Réhabilitation

110 La réparation du viaduct de Fozières. Repair of the Fozières Viaduct. – S. Ammar, F. Cousteil

113 Réhabilitation du pont de Labrau – Commune d’Allos. Repair of Labrau Bridge – Allos district. – S. Stocker, L. Ullino

116 Rénovation partielle de la galerie de Sabart. Partial renovation of the Sabart gallery. – J. Viana

119 RD 142 – Réfection des trois ponts des Aires de la ville de Pons (17). Country road RD 142 – Repair of the three bridges of Aires in the town of Pons. – M. Nicoli, Ch. Legouic, Ville de Pons

123 Reconstruction à la l’identique d’une route en encorbellement. Restoration of a cantilever road. – M. Zurdo

126 Réhabilitation d’une cheminée de cokerie à Florange en Moselle. Repair of a coking plant chimney at Florange, Moselle. – J.-N. Luchart

112 131 Lifting pour le pont d’Ebeda au Cameroun. Face-lift for Ebeda Bridge in Cameroon. – G. Oliete

134 RÉPERTOIRE DES FOURNISSEURS

INDEX DES ANNOUNCEURS 25 ALBERT NACELLES

ARCELOR MITTAL 4e de couverture

26 CERT INGENIERIE

130 CNETP

16 COMELY

2 DEMATHIEU & BARD

129 ETANDEX

130 ICE

4 IOAL LEXIQ

PRO BTP 2e de couverture

22 VSL France

4 WIRTGEN

113

WATER ENVIRONMENT RESEARCH

Volume 80 no. 7, July 2008

Editorial 579 Leveraging Knowledge Management to Our Advantage – S. S. Jeyanayagam

Research Papers 581 Cost Optimization of Integrated Wastewater Drainage and Treatment Systems – K. R. Rep, B. Kompare, M. Roš, S. Kravanja

596 Pathogen and Indicator Organism Reduction Through Secondary Effluent Filtration: Implications for Reclaimed Water Production – A. D. Levine, V. J. Harwood, S. R. Farrah, T. M. Scott, J. B. Rose

609 Endosulfan Sulfate Sorption on Natural Organic Substances – H. El. Bakouri, J. Morillo, J. Usero, A. Ouassini

617 Enhanced Biological Phosphorus Removal and Recovery – A. Machnicka, K. Grűbel, J. Suschka

624 Improved Computational Model (AQUIFAS) for Activated Sludge, Integrated Fixed-Film Activated Sludge, and Moving-Bed Biofilm Reactor Systems, Part II: Multilayer Biofilm Diffusional Model – D. Sen, C. W. Randall

633 Improved Computational Model (AQUIFAS) for Activated Sludge, Integrated Fixed-Film Activated Sludge, and Moving-Bed Biofilm Reactor Systems, Part III: Analysis and Verification - D. Sen, C. W. Randall

114 647 Feasibility of Using Microalgal Biomass Cultured in Domestic Wastewater for the Removal of Chromium Polluants – X. Han, Y. S. Wong, M. H. Wong, N. F. Y. Tam

654 High-Solids Anaerobic Digestion of Municipal Sludge Pretreated by Thermal Hydrolysis – D. Jolis

663 Oxygen Transfer in a Full-Depth Biological Aerated Filter – M. K. Stenstrom, D. Rosso, H. Melcer, R. Appleton, V. Occiano, A. Langworthy, P. Wong

Volume 80 no. 8, August 2008

Editorial 675 A Look at Disinfection Practices - Leonard W. Casson, Gary Hunter; Robert S. Reimers

State-of-the-art-review 677 From Total Suspended Solids to Molecular Biology Tools—A Personal View of Biological Wastewater Treatment Process Population Dynamics - David Jenkins

Research Papers 688 Functionally Relevant Microorganisms to Enhanced Biological Phosphorus Removal Performance at Full-Scale Wastewater Treatment Plants in the United States - April Z. Gu, A. Saunders, J. B. Neethling, H. D. Stensel, L. L. Blackall

699 Preparation of Biofilm Electrode with Xanthomonas sp. and Carbon Nanotubes and the Application to Rapid Biochemical Oxygen Demand Analysis in High-Salt Condition - Jing Chen, Zhiguo Yu, Jinfeng Sun, Jianbo Jia, Genxi Li

703 Microbial Fouling of a Reverse Osmosis Municipal Water Treatment System - Steven J. Wright, Jeremy D. Semrau, David R. Keeney

708 Comparison of Environmental Effects and Resource Consumption for Different Wastewater and Organic Waste Management Systems in a New City Area in Sweden - Daniel Hellström, Andras Baky, Ulf Jeppsson, Håkan Jönsson, Erik Kärrman

719 Stormwater Runoff Quality from Different Surfaces in an Urban Catchment in Beijing, China - Ren Yufen, Wang Xiaoke, Ouyang Zhiyun, Zheng Hua, Duan Xiaonan, Miao Hong

115 725 Alternative Immunofluorescent Labeling of Cryptosporidium parvum in Water Samples Using Semiconductor Quantum Dots - Lai Yoke Lee, Jiang Yong Hu, Say Leong Ong, How Yong Ng, Shih Wei Wong, Yaoyu Feng, Xiaolan Tan

732 Biokinetic Characterization of the Acceleration Phase in Autotrophic Ammonia Oxidation - Kartik Chandran, Barth F. Smets

740 Relationship Between Antecedent Dry Period and Highway Pollutant: Conceptual Models of Buildup and Removal Processes - Ming-Han Li, Michael E. Barrett

Research notes 748 A New Approach to Characterize Biodegradation of Organics by Molecular Mass Distribution in Landfill Leachate - Dong Yun Ha, Soon Haing Cho, Young Kwon Kim, Solomon W. Leung

757 Performance of a Full-Scale Biofilm System Retrofitted with an Upflow Multilayer Bioreactor as a Preanoxic Reactor for Advanced Wastewater Treatment - Jin-Young An, Joong-Chun Kwon, Deog-Won Ahn, Hang-Sik Shin, Sung-Ho Won, Byung-Woo Kim

Discussion 766 Of: Characteristics of Highway Stormwater Runoff, 78, 2377-2388 (2006) - William P. Minervini

767 Closure – Y. Han, S. Lau, M. Kayhanian, Stenstrom

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WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH

Volume 44 no. 1, January 2008

Regular Articles W01401 Applying Bayesian Maximum Entropy to extrapolating local-scale water consumption in Maricopa County, Arizona - Seung-Jae Lee, and Elizabeth A. Wentz

W01402 Understanding catchment behavior through stepwise model concept improvement - Fabrizio Fenicia, Hubert H. G. Savenije, Patrick Matgen, and Laurent Pfister

W01403 An evolutionary multiobjective strategy for the effective management of groundwater resources - O. Giustolisi, A. Doglioni, D. A. Savic, and F. di Pierro

W01404 Fate and transport of pathogens in a fractured aquifer in the Salento area, Italy - Costantino Masciopinto, Rosanna La Mantia, and Constantinos V. Chrysikopoulos

W01405 Influence of bed material size heterogeneity on bedload transport uncertainty - Li Chen, and Mark C. Stone

W01406 Time domain particle tracking methods for simulating transport with retention and first-order transformation - Scott Painter, Vladimir Cvetkovic, James Mancillas, and Osvaldo Pensado

W01407 Anomalous behavior of soil mantle groundwater demonstrates the major effects of bedrock groundwater on surface hydrological processes – Ken’ichirou Kosugi, Shin’ya Katsura, Takahisa Mizuyama, Suemi Okunaka, and Tasuku Mizutani

117 W01408 Can Venice be raised by pumping water underground? A pilot project to help decide - N.Castelletto, M. Ferronato, G. Gambolati, M. Putti, and P. Teatini

W01409 Issues of experimental design for comparing the performance of hydrologic models - Robin T. Clarke

W01410 Detection of structural inadequacy in process-based hydrological models: A particle-filtering approach - P. J Smith, K. J. Beven, and J. A. Tawn

W01411 Synchrotron X-ray microtomography and interfacial partitioning tracer test measurements of NAPL-water interfacial areas - Mark L. Brusseau, Hilary Janousek, Asami Murao, and Gregory Schnaar

W01412 A vortex-based model of velocity and shear stress in a partially vegetated shallow channel - Brian L. White, and Heidi M. Nepf

W01413 Estimating profile soil moisture and groundwater variations using GRACE and Oklahoma Mesonet soil moisture data - Sean Swenson, James Famiglietti, Jeffrey Basara, and John Wahr

W01414 A risk-driven approach for subsurface site characterization - F. P. J. de Barros, and Y. Rubin

W01415 Hedging rule for reservoir operations: 1. A theoretical analysis – Jiing-Yun You, and Ximing Cai

W01416 Hedging rule for reservoir operations: 2. A numerical model - Jiing- Yun You, and Ximing Cai

W01417 Performance-based optimal design and rehabilitation of water distribution networks using life cycle costing - Nirmal Jayaram, and K. Srinivasan

W01418 Water balance versus land surface model in the simulation of Rhine river discharges - R. T. W. L. Hurkmans, H. de Moel, J. C. J. H. Aerts, and P. A. Troch

W01419 Equally likely inverse solutions to a groundwater flow problem including pattern information from remote sensing images - H. J. Hendricks Franssen, P. Brunner, P. Makobo, and W. Kinzelbach

W01420 Addressing equifinality and uncertainty in eutrophication models - George B Arhonditsis, Gurbir Perhar, Weitao Zhang, Evangelia Massos, Molu Shi, and Argho Das

118 W01421 Regional application of the PnET-BGC model to assess historical acidification of Adirondack lakes - Jing Zhai, Charles T. Driscoll, Timothy J. Sullivan, and Bernard J. Cosby

W01422 Combining a spatial model with geochemical tracers and river station data to construct a catchment sediment budget - Paul Rustomji, Gary Caitcheon, and Peter Hairsine

W01423 Field observations of soil moisture variability across scales - James S. Famiglietti, Dongryeol Ryu, Aaron A. Berg, Matthew Rodell, and Thomas J. Jackson

W01424 On the space-time evolution of a cholera epidemic - E. Bertuzzo, S. Azaele, A. Maritan, M. Gatto, I. Rodriguez-Iturbe, and A. Rinaldo

W01425 Fractional snow cover in the Colorado and Rio Grande basins, 1995– 2002 - R. C Bales, K. A. Dressler, B. Imam, S. R. Fassnacht, and D. Lampkin

W01426 Estimation of the storage and advection effects on H2O and CO2 exchanges in a hilly KoFlux forest catchment – Jinkyu Hong, Joon Kim, Dongho Lee, and Jong-Hwan Lim

W01427 Regional estimation of parameters of a rainfall-runoff model at ungauged watersheds using the “spatial” structures of the parameters within a canonical physiographic-climatic space - Yeshewatesfa Hundecha, Taha B. M. J. Ouarda, and András Bárdossy

W01428 Friction loss correction in flowing well discharge tests - Edson Wendland

W01429 Characterization of watershed model behavior across a hydroclimatic gradient - Kathryn van Werkhoven, Thorsten Wagener, Patrick Reed, and Yong Tang

W01430 An exact solution for ideal dam-break floods on steep slopes - C. Ancey, R. M. Iverson, M. Rentschler, and R. P. Denlinger

W01431 Signatures of vegetational functional diversity in river basins - Rachata Muneepeerakul, Andrea Rinaldo, Simon A. Levin, and Ignacio Rodriguez-Iturbe

W01432 Onset of water stress, hysteresis in plant conductance, and hydraulic lift: Scaling soil water dynamics from millimeters to meters - Mario Siqueira, Gabriel Katul, and Amilcare Porporato

119 W01433 Stochastic flocculation of cohesive sediment: Analysis of floc mobility within the floc size spectrum – Federico Maggi

W01434 Infiltration into fractured bedrock - Rohit Salve, Teamrat A. Ghezzehei, and Robert Jones

W01435 Coupled stochastic dynamics of water table and soil moisture in bare soil conditions - L. Ridolfi, P. D'Odorico, F. Laio, S. Tamea, and I. Rodriguez-Iturbe

Technical Notes W01501 A note on the theoretical foundations of particle tracking methods in heterogeneous porous media – Jorge M. Ramirez, Enrique A. Thomann, Edward C. Waymire, Juliette Chastanet, and Brian D. Wood

W01502 Temporal moments for transport with mass transfer described by an arbitrary memory function in heterogeneous media – Jian Luo, Olaf A. Cirpka, Marco Dentz, and Jesus Carrera

Volume 44 no. 2, February 2008

W02401 NMR relaxation measurements to quantify immiscible organic contaminants in sediments - Traci R. Bryar, and Rosemary J. Knight

W02402 Capturing the influence of groundwater dynamics on land surface processes using an integrated, distributed watershed model - Stefan J. Kollet, and Reed M. Maxwell

W02403 On the geostatistical characterization of hierarchical media – Shlomo P. Neuman, Monica Riva, and Alberto Guadagnini

W02404 Uncertainty-based multiobjective optimization of groundwater remediation design - Abhishek Singh, and Barbara S. Minsker

W02405 Measurement network design including traveltime determinations to minimize model prediction uncertainty - Gijs M. C. M. Janssen, Johan R. Valstar, and Sjoerd E. A. T. M. van der Zee

W02406 Nonmonotonic traveling wave solutions of infiltration into porous media - David A. DiCarlo, Ruben Juanes, Tara LaForce, and Thomas P. Witelski

W02407 Permanent scatterer InSAR reveals seasonal and long-term aquifer- system response to groundwater pumping and artificial recharge -

120 John W. Bell, Falk Amelung, Alessandro Ferretti, Marco Bianchi, and Fabrizio Novali

W02408 A flume experiment on the formation of wood jams in rivers - D. Bocchiola, M. C. Rulli, and R. Rosso

W02409 Long-term groundwater storage trends estimated from streamflow records: Climatic perspective - Wilfried Brutsaert

W02410 Scaling of dominant runoff generation processes: Nested catchments approach using multiple tracers - Jens Didszun, and Stefan Uhlenbrook

W02411 Modeling of solute transport in snow using conservative tracers and artificial rain-on-snow experiments - Jeonghoon Lee, Xiahong Feng, Eric S. Posmentier, Anthony M. Faiia, Randall Osterhuber, and James W. Kirchner

W02412 Estimating the soil temperature profile from a single depth observation: A simple empirical heatflow solution - T. R. H. Holmes, M. Owe, R. A. M. De Jeu, and H. Kooi

W02413 Probabilistic model for the estimation of T year flow duration curves - Vito Iacobellis

W02414 Turbulence-induced forces in a freshwater macrophyte canopy - David R Plew, Glenn G. Cooper, and Fraser M. Callaghan

W02415 Trivariate statistical analysis of extreme rainfall events via the Plackett family of copulas – Shih-Chien Kao, and Rao S. Govindaraju

W02416 Effective reaction parameters for mixing controlled reactions in heterogeneous media - Jian Luo, Marco Dentz, Jesus Carrera, and Peter Kitanidis

W02417 Carbon and oxygen fluxes from a small pond to the atmosphere: Temporal variability and the CO2/O2 imbalance - T. Torgersen, and B. Branco

W02418 Correlation between pressure gradient and phase saturation for oil- water flow in smooth- and rough-walled parallel-plate models - R. C.- K. Wong, X. Pan, and B. B. Maini

W02419 Geomorphic structure of tidal hydrodynamics in salt marsh creeks - Sergio Fagherazzi, Muriel Hannion, and Paolo D'Odorico

121 W02420 Regularity-based functional streamflow disaggregation: 1. Comprehensive foundation - P. Carl, and H. Behrendt

W02421 Regional channelized transport in fractured media with matrix diffusion and linear sorption - Magnus Odén, Auli Niemi, Chin-Fu Tsang, and Johan Öhman

W02422 Coupled modelling of glacier and streamflow response to future climate scenarios – K. Stahl, R. D. Moore, J. M. Shea, D. Hutchinson, and A. J. Cannon

W02423 Behavior of the mass transfer coefficient during the MADE-2 experiment: New insights - Jianyong Guan, Fred J. Molz, Quanlin Zhou, Hui Hai Liu, and Chunmiao Zheng

W02424 Calibration of hydrological model GR2M using Bayesian uncertainty analysis - David Huard, and Alain Mailhot

W02425 Intercomparison of homogenization techniques for precipitation data - Claudie Beaulieu, Ousmane Seidou, Taha B. M. J. Ouarda, Xuebin Zhang, Gilles Boulet, and Abderrahmane Yagouti

W02426 Shortcomings of linear programming in optimizing river basin allocation - Nesa Ilich

W02427 The influence of climate on root depth: A carbon cost-benefit analysis - A. J. Guswa

W02428 Derived operating rules for a reservoir operation system: Comparison of decision trees, neural decision trees and fuzzy decision trees – Chih- Chiang Wei, and Nien-Sheng Hsu

W02429 Contaminant sequestration in karstic aquifers: Experiments and quantification - Guangquan Li, David E. Loper, and Robin Kung

W02430 Modeling biogeochemical processes in subterranean estuaries: Effect of flow dynamics and redox conditions on submarine groundwater discharge of nutrients - Claudette Spiteri, Caroline P. Slomp, Kagan Tuncay, and Christof Meile

W02431 Dating groundwater with trifluoromethyl sulfurpentafluoride (SF5CF3), sulfur hexafluoride (SF6), CF3Cl (CFC-13), and CF2Cl2 (CFC-12) - Eurybiades Busenberg, and L. Niel Plummer

122 W02432 Simulation assessment of the direct-push permeameter for characterizing vertical variations in hydraulic conductivity - Gaisheng Liu, Geoffrey C. Bohling, and James J. Butler Jr.

W02433 Analysis of terrestrial water storage changes from GRACE and GLDAS - Tajdaru H. Syed, James S. Famiglietti, Matthew Rodell, Jianli Chen, and Clark R. Wilson

W02434 Ensemble solute transport in two-dimensional operator-scaling random fields - Nathan D. Monnig, , David A. Benson, and Mark M. Meerschaert

W02435 A new stochastic model for fracture transmissivity assessment - Tomasz J. Kozubowski, Mark M. Meerschaert, and Gunnar Gustafson

W02436 Using spatially distributed parameters and multi-response objective functions to solve parameterization of complex applications of semi- distributed hydrological models – Rafael Marcé, Carlos E. Ruiz, and Joan Armengol

W02437 Multivariate streamflow forecasting using independent component analysis – Seth Westra, Ashish Sharma, Casey Brown, and Upmanu Lall

W02438 Treshholds in the storm response of a catchment-lake system and the occurrence and magnitude of lake overflows: Implications for flood frequency – Dyah I. Kusumastuti, Murugesu Sivapalan, Iain Struthers, David A. Reynolds, Kevin Murray, and Berwin A. Turlach

W02439 On the evolution of salt lakes: Episodic convection beneath an evaporating salt lake – D. A. Nield, C. T. Simmons, A. V. Kuznetsov, and J. D. Ward

W02440 The ecohydrologic significance of hydraulic redistribution in a semiarid savanna - Russel L. Scott, William L. Cable, and Kevin R. Hultine

W02441 Environmental drivers of spatial variation in whole-tree transpiration in an aspen-dominated upland-to-wetland forest gradient – Michael M. Loranty, D. Scott Mackay, Brent E. Ewers, Jonathan D. Adelman, and Eric J. Kruger

Technical Notes W02501 Estimating plume degradation rates in aquifers: Effect of propagating measurement and methodological errors – Jerker Jarsjö and Mari Bayer-Raich

123 Volume 44 no. 3, March 2008

W03201 When will Lake Mead go dry? – Tim P. Barnett and David W. Pierce

Opinions W03201 A view toward the future of subsurface characterization: CAT scanning groundwater basins – Tian-Chyi Jim Yeh, Cheng-Haw Lee, Kuo-Chin Hsu, Walter A. Illman, Warren Barrash, Xing Cai, Jeffrey Daniels, Ed Sudicky, Li Wan, Guomi Li, and C. L. Winter

Regular Articles W03401 The economics of time delayed salinity impact management in the River Murray – Jeff Connor

W03402 Non-Fickian transport and multiple-rate mass transfer in porous media – Brian Berkowitz, Simon Emmanuel, and Harvey Scher

W03403 Confronting surface- and groundwater balances on the La Rochefoucauld-Touvre karstic system (Charente, France) - Nicolas Le Moine, Vazken Andréassian, and Thibault Mathevet

W03405 Influence of perched groundwater on base flow - Richard G. Niswonger, and Graham E. Fogg

W03406 Spatio-temporal combination of MODIS images – potential for snow cover mapping - J. Parajka, and G. Blöschl

W03407 Application of a fully-integrated surface-subsurface flow model at the watershed-scale: A case study - J. P. Jones, E. A. Sudicky, and R. G. McLaren

W03408 Intrinsic vulnerability assessment in karst areas: A numerical modeling approach - Christoph Butscher, and Peter Huggenberger

W03409 Modeling of nonaqueous phase liquid (NAPL) migration in heterogeneous saturated media: Effects of hysteresis and fluid immobility in constitutive relations - F. Fagerlund, A. Niemi, and T. H. Illangasekare

W03410 New analytical derivation of the mean annual water-energy balance equation - Hanbo Yang, Dawen Yang, Zhidong Lei, and Fubao Sun

W03411 Three-dimensional simulation of liquid drop dynamics within unsaturated vertical Hele-Shaw cells - Hai Huang, and Paul Meakin

124 W03412 Energy balance and canopy conductance of a tropical semi-deciduous forest of the southern Amazon Basin - George L. Vourlitis, José. de Souza Nogueira, Francisco de Almeida Lobo, Kerrie M. Sendall, Sergio Roberto de Paulo, Carlos Alberto Antunes Dias, Osvaldo Borges Pinto Jr., and Nara Luisa Reis de Andrade

W03413 Spatial proximity, physical similarity, regression and ungaged catchments: A comparison of regionalization approaches based on 913 French catchments - Ludovic Oudin, Vazken Andréassian, Charles Perrin, Claude Michel, and Nicolas Le Moine

W03414 A hybrid three-dimensional computational model of groundwater solute transport in heterogeneous media – Yuan-Ching Kuo, Liang- Hsiung Huang, and Tung-Lin Tsai

W03415 Different approaches to handling vertical and streamwise sorting in modeling river morphodynamics - Astrid Blom

W03416 Probabilistic dynamics of soil nitrate: Coupling of ecohydrological and biogeochemical processes - G. Botter, E. Daly, A. Porporato, I. Rodriguez-Iturbe, and A. Rinaldo

W03417 In-stream geomorphic structures as drivers of hyporheic exchange - Erich T. Hester, and Martin W. Doyle

W03418 Comparison of hyporheic exchange under covered and uncovered channels based on linked surface and groundwater flow simulations - M. Bayani Cardenas, and Michael N. Gooseff

W03419 End-to-end flood risk assessment: A coupled model cascade with uncertainty estimation - Hilary K. McMillan, and James Brasington

W03420 How can man-made water reservoirs be accounted for in a lumped rainfall-runoff model? – Jean-Luc Payan, Charles Perrin, Vazken Andréassian, and Claude Michel

W03421 Optimum vegetation characteristics, assimilation, and transpiration during a dry season: 1. Model description - C. van der Tol, A. G. C. A. Meesters, A. J. Dolman, and M. J. Waterloo

W03422 Optimum vegetation characteristics, assimilation, and transpiration during a dry season: 2. Model evaluation – C. van der Tol, A. J. Dolman, M. J. Waterloo, and A. G. C. A. Meesters

W03423 An adaptive ensemble Kalman filter for soil moisture data assimilation – Rolf H. Reichle, Wade T. Crow, and Christian L. Keppenne

125 W03424 Sediment supply and relative size distribution effects on fine sediment infiltration into immobile gravels - John K Wooster, Scott R. Dusterhoff, Yantao Cui, Leonard S. Sklar, William E. Dietrich, and Mary Malko

W03425 A method for the detection of the severe rain-on-snow event on Banks Island, October 2003, using passive microwave remote sensing - T. C Grenfell, and J. Putkonen

W03426 Regularity-based functional streamflow disaggregation: 2. Extended demonstration - P. Carl, , K. Gerlinger, F. F. Hattermann, V. Krysanova, C. Schilling, and H. Behrendt

W03427 Estimation of river discharge, propagation speed, and hydraulic geometry from space: Lena River, Siberia - Laurence C. Smith, and Tamlin M. Pavelsky

W03428 On model selection criteria in multimodel analysis - Ming Ye, Philip D. Meyer, and Shlomo P. Neuman

W03429 Vegetation-hydrology dynamics in complex terrain of semiarid areas: 1. A mechanistic approach to modeling dynamic feedbacks – Valeriy Y. Ivanov, Rafael L. Bras, and Enrique R. Vivoni

W03430 Vegetation-hydrology dynamics in complex terrain of semiarid areas: 2. Energy-water controls of vegetation spatiotemporal dynamics and topographic niches of favorability– Valeriy Y. Ivanov, Rafael L. Bras, and Enrique R. Vivoni

W03431 Modes of free convection in fractured low-permeability media – C. T. Simmons, J. M. Sharp Jr., and D. A. Nield

W03432 Accuracy of top soil moisture simulation using a mechanistic model with limited soil characterization – A. Chanzy, M. Mumen, and G. Richard

W03433 A new rainfall model based on the Neyman-Scott process using cubic copulas – G. Evin and A.-C. Favre

Technical Notes W03501 Effects of turbulence on hydraulic heads and parameter sensitivities in preferential groundwater flow layers –W. Barclay Shoemaker, Kevin J. Cunningham, Eve L. Kuniansky, and Joann Dixon

126 W03701 Correction to “Sediment yields from unit-source semiarid watersheds at Walnut Gulch” - M. A. Nearing, M. H. Nichols, J. J. Stone, K. G. Renard, and J. R. Simanton

Volume 44 no. 5, May 2008

W05201 Geoelectrical inference of mass transfer parameters using temporal moments - Frederick. D. Day-Lewis, and Kamini Singha

W05202 Dust-rainfall feedbacks in the West African Sahel – Waching Jacquine Hui, Benjamin I. Cook, Sujith Ravi, José D. Fuentes, and Paolo D’Odorico

Regular Articles W05401 Interpretation of pumping tests in a mixed flow karst system – Jean- Christophe Maréchal, Bernard Ladouche, Nathalie Dörfliger, and Patrick Lachassagne

W05402 Experimental and numerical studies on excess-air formation in quasi- saturated porous media – Stephan Klump, Olaf A. Cirpka, Heinz Surbeck, and Rolf Kipfer

W05403 Automatic delineation of drainage basins from contour elevation data using skeleton construction techniques - Giovanni Moretti, and Stefano Orlandini

W05404 Transport of conservative solutes in simulated fracture networks: 1. Synthetic data generation - Donald M Reeves, Diego A. Benson, and Mark M. Meerschaert

W05405 Modeling benzene plume elongation mechanisms exerted by ethanol using RT3D with a general substrate interaction module - Diego E. Gomez, Phillip C. de Blanc, William G. Rixey, Phillip B. Bedient, and Pedro J. J. Alvarez

W05406 A relational model for environmental and water resources data - Jeffrey S Horsburgh, David G. Tarboton, David R. Maidment, and Ilya Zaslavsky

W05407 A perturbative view on the subsurface water pressure response at hillslope scale - E. Cordano, and R. Rigon

W05408 Mixing at the interface between two fluids in aquifer well upconing steady flow – A. Paster, and G. Dagan

127 W05409 Observation and modeling of catchment-scale solute transport in the hydrologic response: A tracer study - G. Botter, F. Peratoner, M. Putti, A. Zuliani, R. Zonta, A. Rinaldo, and M. Marani

W05410 Transport of conservative solutes in simulated fracture networks: 2. Ensemble solute transport and the correspondence to operator-stable limit distributions - Donald M. Reeves, David A. Benson, Mark M. Meerschaert, and Hans-Peter Scheffler

W05411 Synoptic assessment of water resource variability in reservoirs by remote sensing: General approach and application to the runoff harvesting systems of south India – François Mialhe, Yanni Gunnell, and Catherine Mering

W05412 Feedback between bed load transport and flow resistance in gravel and cobble bed rivers - A. Recking, P. Frey, A. Paquier, P. Belleudy, and J. Y. Champagne

W05413 Mass transfer process in a two-region medium - J. Chastanet, and Brian D. Wood

W05414 Microgenetic algorithms and artificial neural networks to assess minimum data requirements for prediction of pesticide concentrations in shallow groundwater on a regional scale - Goloka Behari Sahoo, and Chittaranjan Ray

W05415 Effect of freshets on the flux of groundwater nitrate through streambed sediments - Chuanhui Gu, George M. Hornberger, Janet S. Herman, and Aaron L. Mills

W05416 A Markov chain Monte Carlo algorithm for upscaled soil-vegetation- atmosphere-transfer modeling to evaluate satellite-based soil moisture measurements - N. N. Das, B. P. Mohanty, and E. G. Njoku

W05417 Spatial moment analysis of transport of nonlinearly adsorbing pesticides using analytical approximations - Wim H. J Beltman, Jos J. T. I. Boesten, and Sjoerd E. A. T. M. van der Zee

W05418 Method for estimating spatially variable seepage loss and hydraulic conductivity in intermittent and ephemeral streams - R. G. Niswonger, D. E. Prudic, G. E. Fogg, D. A. Stonestrom, and E. M. Buckland

W05419 Effects of solution chemistry on straining of colloids in porous media under unfavorable conditions - Chongyang Shen, Yuanfang Huang, Baoguo Li, and Yan Jin

128 W05420 Spatial and temporal variability in sedimentation rates associated with cutoff channel infill deposits: Ain River, France - H. Piégay, C. R. Hupp, A. Citterio, S. Dufour, B. Moulin, and D. E. Walling

Corrections W05701 Correction to “Effects of urbanization on organic carbon loads in the Sacramento River, California” – J. O. Sickman, M. J. Zanoli, and H. L. Mann

W05702 Correction to “Stochastic downscaling of precipitation: From dry events to heavy rainfall” - M. Vrac, and P. Naveau

Special Section: Fifty years of Research and Data Collection: U. S. Department of Agriculture Walnut Gulch Experiment Watershed

W05S01 Preface to special section on Fifty Years of Research and Data Collection: U.S. Department of Agriculture Walnut Gulch Experimental Watershed - M. S. Moran, William E. Emmerich, David C. Goodrich, Philip Heilman, Chandra D. Holifield Collins, Timothy O. Keefer, Mark A. Nearing, Mary H. Nichols, Kenneth G. Renard, Russell L. Scott, John R. Smith, Jeffry J. Stone, Carl L. Unkrich, and Jason Wong

W05S02 A brief background on the U. S. Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service Walnut Gulch Experimental Watershed – K. G. Renard, M. H. Nichols, D. A. Woolhiser, and H. B. Osborn

W05S03 Southwest Watershed Research Center Data Access Project – M. H. Nichols and E. Anson

W05S15 Assessing vegetation change temporally and spatially in southeastern Arizona - D. M. King, S. M. Skirvin, C. D. Holifield Collins, M. S. Moran, S. H. Biedenbender, M. R. Kidwell, M. A. Weltz, and A. Diaz-Gutierrez

W05S16 Precipitation thresholds for CO2 uptake in grass and shrub plant communities on Walnut Gulch Experimental Watershed - William E. Emmerich, and Charmaine L. Verdugo

W05S17 A remote sensing approach for estimating distributed daily net carbon dioxide flux in semiarid grasslands - C. D. Holifield Collins, W. E. Emmerich, M. S. Moran, M. Hernandez, R. L. Scott, R. B. Bryant, D. M. King, and C. L. Verdugo

W05S18 Role of precipitation uncertainty in the estimation of hydrologic soil properties using remotely sensed soil moisture in a semiarid

129 environment - Christa D. Peters-Lidard, David M. Mocko, Matthew Garcia, Joseph A. Santanello, Michael A. Tischler, M. Susan Moran, and Yihua Wu

W05S19 Understanding uncertainty in distributed flash flood forecasting for semiarid regions - Soni Yatheendradas, Thorsten Wagener, Hoshin Gupta, Carl Unkrich, David Goodrich, Mike Schaffner, and Anne Stewart

Volume 44 no. 6, June 2008

Regular Articles W06401 Influence of sediment settling velocity on mechanistic soil erosion modeling - H. J. Tromp-van Meerveld, J.-Y. Parlange, D. A. Barry, M. F. Tromp, G. C. Sander, M. T. Walter, and M. B. Parlange

W06402 Numerical study of airflow in the unsaturated zone induced by sea tides - H. Guo, and J. J. Jiao

W06403 Diagnostic analysis of water balance variability: A comparative modeling study of catchments in Perth, Newcastle, and Darwin, Australia - J. Samuel, M., M. Sivapalan, and I. Struthers

W06404 Comparison of instantaneous and constant-rate stream tracer experiments through non-parametric analysis of residence time distributions - R. A. Payn, M. N. Gooseff, D. A. Benson, O. A. Cirpka, J. P. Zarnetske, W. B. Bowden, J. P. McNamara, and J. H. Bradford

W06405 Numerical simulation of water flow in three dimensional heterogeneous porous media observed in a magnetic resonance imaging experiment - H. Yoon, , C. Zhang, C. J. Werth, A. J. Valocchi, and A. G. Webb

W06406 Erosion and delivery of deposited peat sediment - H. Marttila, and B. Kløve

W06407 Modeling GCM and scenario uncertainty using a possibilistic approach: Application to the Mahanadi River, India - P. Mujumdar, P., and S. Ghosh

W06408 Relating capillary pressure to interfacial areas - L. J. Pyrak-Nolte, D. D. Nolte, D. Chen, and N. J. Giordano

W06409 Analytical and numerical analyses of an unconfined aquifer test considering unsaturated zone characteristics - A. F. Moench

130 W06410 Estimation of large-scale evaporation fields based on assimilation of remotely sensed land temperature - F. Sini, G. Boni, F. Caparrini, and D. Entekhabi

W06411 Impact of flow rate, water content, and capillary forces on in situ colloid mobilization during infiltration in unsaturated sediments - J. Shang, M. Flury, G. Chen, and J. Zhuang

W06412 Determination of aperture structure and fluid flow in a rock fracture by high-resolution numerical modeling on the basis of a flow-through experiment under confining pressure - N. Watanabe, N. Hirano, and N. Tsuchiya

W06413 Characterizing the response of a catchment to an extreme rainfall event using hydrometric and isotopic data - S. W. Lyon, S. L. E. Desilets, and P. A. Troch

W06414 Continuous time random walk analysis of solute transport in fractured porous media - A. Cortis, and J. Birkholzer

W06415 Overland flow velocity and roughness properties in peatlands - J. Holden, M. J. Kirkby, S. N. Lane, D. G. Milledge, C. J. Brookes, V. Holden, and A. T. McDonald

W06416 Improving the operational forecasting system of the stratified flow in Osaka Bay using an ensemble Kalman filter–based steady state Kalman filter - G. Y. H. El Serafy, and A. E. Mynett

W06417 New directions in water resources management: The role of water pricing policies - E. Iglesias, and M. Blanco

W06418 Drying front and water content dynamics during evaporation from sand delineated by neutron radiography - N. Shokri, P. Lehmann, P. Vontobel, and D. Or

W06419 Learning from model improvement: On the contribution of complementary data to process understanding - F. Fenicia, J. J. McDonnell, and H. H. G. Savenije

W06420 Geometrical and Taylor dispersion in a fracture with random obstacles: An experimental study with fluids of different rheologies - A. Boschan, I. Ippolito, R. Chertcoff, H. Auradou, L. Talon, and J. P. Hulin

131 W06421 Reply to comment by T. N. Narasimhan on “A method to estimate groundwater depletion from confining layers” - C. E. Neuzil, and L. F. Konikow

W06422 Near-surface soil moisture assimilation for quantifying effective soil hydraulic properties using genetic algorithm: 1. Conceptual modeling - A. V. M. Ines, and B. P. Mohanty,

W06423 A stochastic nonparametric approach for streamflow generation combining observational and paleoreconstructed data - J. Prairie, K. Nowak, B. Rajagopalan, U. Lall, and T. Fulp

W06424 Infiltration from an impoundment for coal-bed natural gas, Powder River Basin, Wyoming: Evolution of water and sediment chemistry - R. W. Healy, C. A. Rice, T. T. Bartos, and M. P. McKinley

W06425 Characterizing subpixel variability of low resolution radiometer derived soil moisture using high resolution radar data - U. Narayan, and V. Lakshmi

W06426 Non-Fickian dispersion in porous media: 1. Multiscale measurements using single-well injection withdrawal tracer tests - P. Gouze, T. Le Borgne, R. Leprovost, G. Lods, T. Poidras, and P. Pezard

W06427 Non-Fickian dispersion in porous media: 2. Model validation from measurements at different scales - T. Le Borgne, and P. Gouze

Technical Notes W06501 A reduced complexity model for probabilistic risk assessment of groundwater contamination - C. L. Winter, and D. M. Tartakovsky

W06502 A reference data set of hillslope rainfall-runoff response, Panola Mountain Research Watershed, United States - H. J. Tromp-van Meerveld, A. L. James, J. J. McDonnell, and N. E. Peters

Commentaries W06601 Comment on “Long waves in erodible channels and morphodynamic influence” by Stefano Lanzoni et al. - Cao, Z., and P. Hu

W06602 Reply to comment by Cao and Hu on “Long waves in erodible channels and morphodynamic influence” - S. Lanzoni, G. Seminara, and A. Siviglia

132 W06603 Comment on “Asymptotic dispersion in 2D heterogeneous porous media determined by parallel numerical simulations” by J. R. de Dreuzy et al. - A. Fiori, G. Dagan, and I. Janković,

W06604 Reply to comment by A. Fiori et al. on “Asymptotic dispersion in 2D heterogeneous porous media determined by parallel numerical simulations” - J. R. de Dreuzy, A. Beaudoin, and J. Erhel

W06605 Comment on “A method to estimate groundwater depletion from confining layers” by L. F. Konikow and C. E. Neuzil - T. N. Narasimhan

Corrections W06701 Correction to “Regularity-based functional streamflow disaggregation: 2. Extended demonstration” - P. Carl, K. Gerlinger, F. F. Hattermann, V. Krysanova, C. Schilling, and H. Behrendt

Special Section: Modeling of Pore-Scale Processes, Part II

W06S01 Multiphase flow predictions from carbonate pore space images using extracted network models - Al-Kharusi, A. S., and M. J. Blunt

W06S02 On the definition of macroscale pressure for multiphase flow in porous media - J. M. Nordbotten, M. A. Celia, H. K. Dahle, and S. M. Hassanizadeh

W06S03 Sensitivity of pore-scale dispersion to the construction of random bead packs - R. S. Maier, M. R. Schure, J. P. Gage, and J. D. Seymour

W06S04 Mixing-induced precipitation: Experimental study and multiscale numerical analysis - A. M. Tartakovsky, G. Redden, P. C. Lichtner, T. D. Scheibe, and P. Meakin

Volume 44 no. 7, July 2008

Regular Articles W07401 A comparative modeling analysis of multiscale temporal variability of rainfall in Australia - J. M. Samuel, and M. Sivapalan

W07402 Trends and multidecadal oscillations in rainfall extremes, based on a more than 100-year time series of 10 min rainfall intensities at Uccle, Belgium - V. Ntegeka, and P. Willems

133 W07403 Predicting river flows for future climates using an autoregressive multinomial logit model - N. H. Augustin, L. Beevers, and W. T. Sloan

W07404 Inhomogeneous precipitation distribution and snow transport in steep terrain - M. Lehning, H. Löwe, M. Ryser, and N. Raderschall

W07405 Isotopic fractionation by diffusion in groundwater - E. M. LaBolle, G. E. Fogg, J. B. Eweis, J. Gravner, and D. G. Leaist

W07406 Modeling blue and green water availability in Africa - J. Schuol, K. C. Abbaspour, H. Yang, R. Srinivasan, and A. J. B. Zehnder

W07407 Studying colloid transport in porous media using a geocentrifuge - P. Sharma, M. Flury, and E. D. Mattson

W07408 A generic, process-based model of microbial pollution in aquatic systems - M. R. Hipsey, J. P. Antenucci, and J. D. Brookes

W07409 Rain-induced subsurface airflow and Lisse effect - H. Guo, J. J. Jiao, and E. P. Weeks

W07410 Pseudokinetics arising from the upscaling of geochemical equilibrium - P. J. Binning, and M. A. Celia

W07411 Modeling the dissolved organic carbon output from a boreal mire using the convection-dispersion equation: Importance of representing sorption - A. Yurova, A. Sirin, I. Buffam, K. Bishop, and H. Laudon

W07412 Geostatistical interpolation using copulas - A. Bárdossy, and J. Li

W07413 Application of the finite difference heterogeneous multiscale method to the Richards' equation - F. Chen, and L. Ren

W07414 Predicting dense nonaqueous phase liquid dissolution using a simplified source depletion model parameterized with partitioning tracers - N. B. Basu, A. D. Fure, and J. W. Jawitz W07415 Estimation of energy and moisture fluxes for dynamic vegetation using coupled SVAT and crop-growth models - J. J. Casanova, and J. Judge

W07416 Impact of local recharge on arsenic concentrations in shallow aquifers inferred from the electromagnetic conductivity of soils in Araihazar, Bangladesh - Z. Aziz, A. van Geen, M. Stute, R. Versteeg, A. Horneman, Y. Zheng, S. Goodbred, M. Steckler, B. Weinman, I. Gavrieli, M. A. Hoque, M. Shamsudduha, and K. M. Ahmed

134 W07417 Physics-based continuous simulation of long-term near-surface hydrologic response for the Coos Bay experimental catchment - B. A. Ebel, K. Loague, D. R. Montgomery, and W. E. Dietrich

W07418 Numerical analysis of buoyancy effects during the dissolution and transport of oxygenated gasoline in groundwater - J. Molson, M. Mocanu, and J. Barker

W07419 An automatic, stagnation point based algorithm for the delineation of Wellhead Protection Areas - T. Tosco, R. Sethi, and A. Di Molfetta

W07420 Estimation of nonlinear trends in water quality: An improved approach using generalized additive models - R. Morton, and B. L. Henderson

W07421 Coupled hydrologic and vegetation dynamics in wetland ecosystems - C. P. Muneepeerakul, F. Miralles-Wilhelm, S. Tamea, A. Rinaldo, and I. Rodriguez-Iturbe

W07422 A vertical dispersion model for solute exchange induced by underflow and periodic hyporheic flow in a stream gravel bed - Q. Qian, V. R. Voller, and H. G. Stefan

W07423 Inverse procedure for calibrating parameters that control land subsidence caused by subsurface fluid withdrawal: 1. Methods - Y. Liu, and D. C. Helm

W07424 Inverse procedure for calibrating parameters that control land subsidence caused by subsurface fluid withdrawal: 2. Field application - Y. Liu, and D. C. Helm

W07425 Attached and suspended microbial communities in a pristine confined aquifer - T. M. Flynn, R. A. Sanford, and C. M. Bethke

Technical Notes W07501 A slug test to assess the osmotic and hydraulic properties of argillaceous formations - J. Gonçalvès

Commentaries W07601 Comment on “Shape factors for constant-head double-packer permeameters” by S. A. Mathias and A. P. Butler - R. P. Chapuis, and D. Chenaf

135 W07602 Reply to comment by Robert P. Chapuis and Djaouida Chenaf on “Shape factors for constant-head double-packer permeameters” - S. A. Mathias, and A. P. Butler

Corrections W07701 Correction to “Modeling the effects of throughfall reduction on soil water content in a Brazilian Oxisol under a moist tropical forest” - E. L. Belk, D. Markewitz, T. C. Rasmussen, E. J. Maklouf Carvalho, D. C. Nepstad, and E. A. Davidson

Special Section: Water Crisis in Irrigated Agriculture: How to produce More With Less

W00E01 Conservation potential of agricultural water conservation subsidies - R. Huffaker

W00E02 Use of crop simulation models to evaluate limited irrigation management options for corn in a semiarid environment - S. A. Saseendran, L. R. Ahuja, D. C. Nielsen, T. J. Trout, and L. Ma

W00E03 Technical concepts related to conservation of irrigation and rainwater in agricultural systems - A. J. Clemmens, R. G. Allen, and C. M. Burt

W00E04 Methods and technologies to improve efficiency of water use - R. G. Evans, and E. J. Sadler

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Volume 8, no. 1, 2008

1–7 Kinetic analysis of PAC cake-layer formation in hybrid PAC-MF systems - S. Takizawa, P. Zhao, S. Ohgaki and H. Katayama

9–17 Aggregation capability of a fluidised layer of granular material during treatment of water with high DOC and low alkalinity - M. Pivokonsky, L. Pivokonska and H. Tomaskova

19–24 Highly fouling resistant ultrafiltration membranes for water and wastewater treatments - H. Susanto and M. Ulbricht

25–30 Research on micro-particles distribution character in water treatment processes - Liu Guangqi, Xu Yongpeng, Kong Yanhong and Jiang Lihui

31–36 Rainwater storage tank as a remedy for a local urban flood control - Youngjin Kim and Mooyoung Han

37–42 Environmental effects analysis of a wastewater reuse system for agriculture in Korea - Tae Il Jang, Seung Woo Park and Hak Kwan Kim

43–48 Consumer trust and confidence: some recent ideas in the literature - Chris Fife-Schaw, Julie Barnett, Jonathan Chenoweth, Gregory M. Morrison and Christina Lundéhn

49–55 Gong-ju WTP, the first full-scale membrane plant for drinking water treatment in Korea: the result of detailed design - H. K. Chun, S. Y. Han, B. S. Kim, K. H. Jin, M. N. Kim and Y. G. Son

137 57–62 Use of district metered areas coupled with pressure optimisation to reduce leakage - Bambos Charalambous

63–67 Phosphorus elimination of reclaimed water by different kinds of constructed wetlands - Zifu Li, Lu Zhou and Zhaojun Huang

69–74 Central water softening: customer comfort is relevant in new WHO view - Martijn Groenendijk, Stephan van de Wetering and Ruud van Nieuwenhuijze

75–83 Modeling NOM fouling of low pressure membranes: impact of membrane properties and NOM characteristics - NoHwa Lee, John Pellegrino and Gary Amy

85–92 Removal of trace organic substances from river bank filtrate – performance study of RO and NF membranes - A. Loi-Brügger, S. Panglisch, G. Hoffmann, P. Buchta, R. Gimbel and C.-J. Nacke

93–99 Innovative large-diameter RO system for water reclamation and seawater desalination - How Yong Ng, Kwee Guan Tay, Seng Chye Chua and Harry Seah

101–106 Prediction of daily heavy precipitation in a lowland area using GPS and surface weather data - Makito Mori, Kazuaki Hiramatsu and Masayoshi Harada

107–112 Expertise in water loss control applied to extreme problems of water distribution management - Tim Waldron

113–120 A cost optimization study of flux and fouling rate for UF in the water industry - G. K. Pearce

Volume 8, no. 2, 2008

Contents 121–127 Elimination of persistent odorous compounds from drinking water - R. Srinivasan, G. A. Sorial, G. Ononye, C. Husting and E. Jackson

129–134 Rapid sand filtration of Cryptosporidium parvum: effects of media depth and coagulation - Vitaly Gitis

135–141 Controlling taste and odour events for the city of Philadelphia, USA: a case study - I. H. (Mel) Suffet, Gary Burlingame and Erin Mackey

138 143–152 Novel method for in-situ capture of taste and odour (T&O) in drinking water: implementation of an enrichment tool - D. Benali, D. Benanou and J. Cantet

153–160 Solar disinfection for household treatment of roof-harvested rainwater - V. Meera and M. M. Ahammed

161–166 DBP formation in drinking water: kinetics and linear modelling - G. Della Greca and M. Fabbricino

167–172 Removal of natural organic material by a magnetic ion exchange resin - T. H. Boyer and P. C. Singer

173–180 Transport of nutrients and eutrophication control by an urban runoff diversion system protecting a drinking water reservoir - M. L. Tran, J. Bahng, S. Pankratz and I. H. Suffet

181–187 Effects of ion exchange resin pre-treatment on GAC adsorption - B. Sani, L. Rossi, C. Lubello and S. Zacchei

189–196 Hydro-economic analysis of water supply for the binational transboundary region of Baja California, Mexico - J. Medellín-Azuara, L. G. Mendoza-Espinosa, J. R. Lund and R. E. Howitt

197–205 Novel on-tap passive sampling for odorous compounds in drinking water - Christophe Tondelier, David Benanou, Thomas Thouvenot and Arnaud Genin

207–215 Operational management of Naegleria spp. in drinking water supplies in Western Australia - R. Trolio, A. Bath, C. Gordon, R. Walker and A. Wyber

217–222 Chemical effects on UV irradiation absorption of fouled quartz sleeves in ultraviolet disinfection - Beibei Zhu Sun, Ernest Blatchley, Mike Oliver, Cheng Zheng and Kristofer Jennings

223–230 Treatment of trace organics in membrane concentrates I: pesticide elimination - B. Bozkaya-Schrotter, C. Daines, A.-S. Lescourret, A. Bignon, P. Breant and J. C. Schrotter

231–237 Rehabilitation and maintenance of water distribution network assets - S. Christodoulou, C. Charalambous and A. Adamou

239–244 Risk management approach for monitoring UF membrane integrity and experimental validation using MS2-phages - Anne Brehant, Karl Glucina, Isabelle Lemoigne and Jean-Michel Laine

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