Computing in Civil and Building Engineering : Proceedings of the Eighth International Conference Held at Stanford University, Stanford, California, August 14-16 2000

American Society Of Civil Engineers. Technical Council On Computing And Information Technology. Committee On Coordination Outside ASCE; International Conference On Computing In Civil And Building Engineering (8th : 2000 : Stanford University)

ISBN 10: 0784405131 / ISBN 13: 9780784405130

Published by American Society of Civil Engineers, 2000

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Computing in Civil and Building Engineering : Proceedings of the Eighth International Conference Held at Stanford University, Stanford, California, August 14-16 2000
• Publisher: American Society of Civil Engineers
• Publication Date: 2000
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0784405131
• ISBN 13: 9780784405130
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: Very Good
• Weight: 4.2 pounds

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Synopsis

This is a collection of 210 technical papers presented at the Eighth International Conference on Computing in Civil and Building Engineering held at Stanford University, Stanford, California, August 14-16, 2000. These papers explore the latest in advanced computing theory and technologies; computing applications in civil and building engineering practice and education; and computing issues, experiences, and lessons learned. The topics covered are: project life-cycle; Internet and data mining; e-commerce; e-code checking; e-learning; seismic analysis; AEC education; standards; interoperability; CAD, GIS, and GPS; multimedia and virtual reality; 3D and 4D planning in construction; fuzzy sets; neural networks and genetic algorithms; product and process modeling; human factors and future workspaces; structural modeling and analysis; optimization; transportation; tall building analysis and design; water-related projects; support for client requirements and bidding; road maintenance and management; project control, scheduling, and cost; simulation of nonrectilinear structures; FEM and bridges; and simulation-based design.