Graduate study and research in civil and sanitary engineering.

Mode of access: Internet.

Research in water supply and water pollution, a survey of projects currently being conducted by the Research Branch, Division of Water Supply and Pollution Control, at the Robert A. Taft Sanitary Engineering Center, Cincinnati, Ohio.

Mode of access: Internet.

Waste disposal from water and wastewater treatment processes; proceedings, tenth Sanitary Engineering Conference,

Mode of access: Internet.

Ultimate disposal of advanced-treatment waste Part 1. Wet oxidation, Part 2. Incineration : for the Advanced Waste Treatment Research Program, Basic and Applied Sciences Branch, Robert A. Taft Sanitary Engineering Center /

Mode of access: Internet.

Sanitary Engineering Conference, Baltimore, Maryland : April 15-16, 1954 /

Mode of access: Internet.

Proceedings [of] Annual Meetings of the American Society of Sanitary Engineering

Title Varies: 1906-09, Official Book of Convention Proceedings (Cover-Title; Proceedings) 1910-11, Report of Proceedings of Annual Meetings of the American Society of Inspectors of Plumbing and Sanitary Engineers; 1915-1917 Proceedings Annual Meetings of the American Society of Sanitary Engineers

Unit processes of sanitary engineering.

Includes bibliography.

Effects of an introduced clam (Corbicula) on water quality in the Tennessee River Valley. Presented before the second annual Sanitary Engineering Conference, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn., May 30-31, 1963.

Mode of access: Internet.

The Sanitary record and journal of sanitary & municipal engineering.

Vol. 1-10 have subtitle: A journal of public health; new series, vol. 1-20, A ... journal of public health and the progress of sanitary science at home and abroad.

Engineering record, building record and sanitary engineer.

Mode of access: Internet.

Research Quality, Publications and Impact in Hydraulic Engineering into the 21st Century. Publish or Perish, Commercial versus Open Access, Internet versus Libraries

One of the main objectives of the first International Junior Researcher and Engineer Workshop on Hydraulic Structures is to provide an opportunity for young researchers and engineers to present their research. But a research project is only completed when it has been published and shared with the community. Referees and peer experts play an important role to control the research quality. While some new electronic tools provide further means to disseminate some research information, the quality and impact of the works remain linked with some thorough expert-review process and the publications in international scientific journals and books. Importantly unethical publishing standards are not acceptable and cheating is despicable.

Impact of Commercial Search Engines and International Databases on Engineering Teaching and Research

For the last three decades, the engineering higher education and professional environments have been completely transformed by the "electronic/digital information revolution" that has included the introduction of personal computer, the development of email and world wide web, and broadband Internet connections at home. Herein the writer compares the performances of several digital tools with traditional library resources. While new specialised search engines and open access digital repositories may fill a gap between conventional search engines and traditional references, these should be not be confused with real libraries and international scientific databases that encompass textbooks and peer-reviewed scholarly works. An absence of listing in some Internet search listings, databases and repositories is not an indication of standing. Researchers, engineers and academics should remember these key differences in assessing the quality of bibliographic "research" based solely upon Internet searches.

Hydraulic engineering in the 21st century: Where to?

For centuries, hydraulic engineers were at the forefront of science. The last forty years marked a change of perception in our society with a focus on environmental sustainability and management, particularly in developed countries. Herein, the writer illustrates his strong belief that the future of hydraulic engineering lies upon a combination of innovative engineering, research excellence and higher education of quality. This drive continues a long tradition established by eminent scholars like Arthur Thomas IPPEN, John Fisher KENNEDY and Hunter ROUSE.

Recovery of landfill gas at Mountain View : engineering site study : a current report on solid waste management /

Mode of access: Internet.

An evaluation of the problems of sanitary sewer system design; final report of the Residential Sewerage Research Project to the Federal Housing Administration

Mode of access: Internet.