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- Landslide susceptibility revealed by LIDAR imagery and historical . . .
Landslides commonly cause property damage and occasionally human casualties in the Seattle, Washington area (Fig 1) The hazard posed by landslides in Seattle has been so significant that city agencies began maintaining landslide records in 1890 (Laprade et al , 2000) when the city's population was only about 5000 people (www historylink org) These records have been cataloged in a historical
- Effects of shoreline engineering on shallow subtidal fish and crab . . .
The influence of shoreline structure on the composition of nearshore communities is well established under natural conditions (e g , Valesini et al , 2004) and there is growing evidence that artificial change to the structure of shorelines causes ecological change in terrestrial-aquatic ecotones Shoreline armoring can change the physical environment of nearshore ecosystems by truncating the
- A review of vibration serviceability criteria for floor structures
The most frequently cited reference for human perception of vibration is by Reiher and Meister [13] The Reiher–Meister scale is based on a displacement range of 0 01–10 mm and frequency range of 1–100 Hz The modified Reiher–Meister scale was proposed by Lenzen [14] for vibrations due to walking impact For floors with less than 5% critical damping, Lenzen suggested the original scale
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- Analysis of the References from the Guide to the Systems Engineering . . .
Version 1 0 of the Guide to the Systems Engineering Body of Knowledge (SEBoK) was released in September 2012 The SEBoK contained over 1000 articles and almost 700 books as references 224 of the references were cited as primary references
- Biomechanical Properties of Dermis - ScienceDirect
Report Biomechanical Properties of Dermis Colin H Daly, Ph D 1 * 1 Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Washington, Seattle, Washington, U S A Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Washington Seattle Washington U S A * Dept of Mechanical Engineering, FU-I0, University of Washington, Seattle, WA 98195 Dept of Mechanical Engineering, FU-I0, University of
- Influence of dynamic fracture toughness on dynamic crack propagation
Enginwriiis Fractura Mechanics Vol 13, pp 85-93 Pergamon Press Ltd , 1980 Printed in Great Britaii INFLUENCE OF DYNAMIC FRACTURE TOUGHNESS ON DYNAMIC CRACK PROPAGATION L HODULAKt, A S KOBAYASHI and A F EMERY University of Washington, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Seattle, WA 98195, U S A Abstract dynamic finite element code was used in its "propagation mode" to assess the
- Intensified fish culture combining water reconditioning with pollution . . .
Diminishing sources of new pure water supplies, increasing demand for sport and commercial fishes, and developing governmental pollution abatement requirements in the U S A led to a study by the authors' firm for a group of agencies
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