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structures; Evolutionary methods in optimisation; Aerospace structures;
Biomechanics application and Pneumatic structures.
Boundary Elements in Dynamics
Hydrodynamics of Offshore Structures
Alternative Engines for Road Vehicles
Boundary Elements An Introductory Course: 2nd Edition
Early Fatigue Crack Growth at Welds
Coastal Engineering
Potential Flow of Fluids
Urban Air Pollution: Volume 2
The Kobe Earthquake: Geodynamical Aspects
Southampton Through the Ages
Mathematical Techniques for Water Waves
Gravity Waves in Water of Finite Depth
Boundary Element Technology XII
Measurements and Modelling in Environmental Pollution
Environmental Engineering Education
Flows at Large Reynolds Numbers
Software Quality Engineering
Computational Acoustics and Its Environmental Applications II
Water Pollution IV
Applications of High-Performance Computing in Engineering V
Computational Methods in Contact Mechanics III
Computer Modelling of Seas and Coastal Regions III
Fuel Efficient Car Technology

Surface Treatment III
Nonlinear Instability Analysis
Moving Boundaries IV: Computational Modelling of Free and

Moving Boundary Problems
Offshore Engineering
Air Pollution V
Crack Growth in Concrete Using Boundary Elements
Urban Transport and the Enviroment for the 21st Century III
Historical Buildings of Iran: their Architecture and Structure
Free Surface Flows with Viscosity
Nonlinear Ocean Waves
Towers and Domes in Architecture
The Conservation and Structural Restoration of Architectural

Heritage
Computer Simulations in Compact Heat Exchangers
Dynamics of Atmospheric Flows: Atmospheric Transport and

Diffusion Processes
Time-Dependent Nonlinear Convection
Computer Methods in Water Resources XII Vol 1
Boundary Element Research in Europe
Air Pollution Emissions Inventory
Damage and Fracture Mechanics
Stochastic Response of Offshore Platforms
Boundary Elements XX
Computer Methods in Composite Materials VI
Computers in Railways VI
Hydraulic Engineering Software VII
Singular Integrals in Boundary Element Methods
Thermomechanical Crack Growth using Boundary Elements
Intra and Extracorporeal Cardiovascular Fluid Dynamics: Vol 1

General Principles in Application
Development and Application of Computer Techniques to
Environmental Studies
Modelling of Engineering Heat Transfer Phenomena
Nonlinear Instability, Chaos and Turbulence
Landfill Emission of Gases into the Atmosphere: Boundary

Element Analysis
Computational Fracture Mechanics in Concrete Technology
Fracture of Rock
Measuring and Modelling Investigation of Environmental

Processes
Computer Aided Optimum Design of Structures
Computational Methods and Experimental Measurements IX
Software for Electrical Engineering Analysis and Design IV
Numerical Modelling and Design of Electrical Machines and

Devices
Boundary Elements XXI
Computational Acoustics in Architecture
Marine Technology III
Wave Motion in Earthquake Engineering
Recent Advances in Analysis of Heat Transfer for Fin Type

Surfaces
Groundwater Pollution Control
Structural Integrity and Passenger Safety
Dynamic Structural Design: Inverse Problem Approach

Applications of High-Performance Computing in Engineering VI
A Dual Boundary Element Formulation for Three-Dimensional

Fracture Analysis
The Revival of Dresden
Water Wave Scattering by Barriers
Elements of Plasticity: Theory and Computation
Linear Elastic Fracture Mechanics for Engineers: Theory and

Applications
Nonlinear Instability, Chaos and Turbulence Volume 2
Structural Design of Retractable Roof Structures
Consequences of Land Use Changes
Spatial Economics and Ecosystems: the Interaction between

Economics and the Natural Environment
The Sustainable City: Urban Regeneration and Sustainability
Damage and Fracture Mechanics VI: Computer Aided

Assessment and Control
Hydraulic Engineering Software VIII
Management Information Systems 2000: GIS and Remote

Sensing
Medical Applications of Computer Modelling: Cardiovascular
and Ocular Systems
Earth Construction Handbook: the Building Material Earth in
Modern Architecture
Advanced Computational Methods in Heat Transfer VI
Boundary Element Acoustics: Fundamentals and Computer

Codes
Computational Methods for Smart Structures and Materials II

Environmental Studies VIII
Flow Instability
Structures under Shock and Impact VI
Data Mining II
Air Pollution VIII
Urban Transport VI: Urban Transport and the Environment for

the 21st Century
Environmental Coastal Regions III
Oil and Hydrocarbon Spills II : Modelling, Analysis and Control
Computers in Railways VII
Boundary Elements XXII
Mathematical Methods with Applications
Maritime Engineering and Ports II
Applied Virtual Instrumentation
Risk Analysis II
Air Quality Management
Intra and Extracorporeal Cardiovascular Fluid Dynamics: Vol. 2

Fluid Structure Interaction
Modelling of Transport Phenomena in Crystal Growth
The Trefftz Finite and Boundary Element Method
Seismic Isolation for EarthquakeResistant Structures
Mesoscale Atmospheric Dispersion
The Method of Response Function in Ecology
Active Noise Control: Fundamentals for Acoustic Design
Nonlinear Fracture and Damage Mechanics
Environmental Urban Noise
Calculation of Complex Turbulent Flows
Computational Inverse Problems in Electrocardiography
Medical Applications of Computer Modelling: the Respiratory

System
Medical Applications of Computer Modelling & Fluid Dynamics -
2 Volume Set
Nonlinear Instability Analysis: Volume II
The Sustainable Street: the Environmental, Human and

Economic Aspects of Street Design and Management
Boundary Element Technology XIV
Computational Methods in Multiphase Flow
Coupled Field Problems
Fracture Mechanics of Piezoelectric Materials
Boundary Elements XXIII
Moving Boundaries VI : Computational Modelling of Free and

Urban Transport VII: Urban Transport and the Environment in
the 21st Century
Software for Electrical Engineering Analysis and Design V
Marine Technology IV
Smart Antennas and Signal Processing: for Communications,

Biomedical and Radar Systems
Underlying Principles of the Boundary Element Method
Computer Aided Optimum Design of Structures VII
Stochastic Structural Dynamics in Earthquake Engineering
Structural Studies, Repairs and Maintenance of Historical

Buildings VII
Computational Methods and Experimental Measurements X
Computational Methods in Contact Mechanics V
Surface Treatment V: Computer Methods and Experimental

Measurements
Deployable Structures: Analysis and Design
Air Pollution IX
Fluid Structure Interaction

Earthquake Resistant Engineering Structures III
Environmental Health Risk
Water Pollution VI : Modelling, Measuring and Prediction
Coastal Engineering V: Computer Modelling of Seas and

Coastal Regions
River Basin Management
Oil Spill Modelling and Processes
Nonlinear Flow using Dual Reciprocity
Highly Parallel Computations: Algorithms and Applications
Heat Transfer in Gas Turbines
Thermoelastic Fracture Mechanics using Boundary Elements
Adaptive Meshing with Boundary Elements
Electromagnetic Modelling of Wire Antenna Structures
Advanced Boundary Elements for Heat Transfer
Practical Applications of Design Optimization
High Performance Structures and Composites
Urban Transport VIII: Urban Transport and the Environment in

the 21st Century
Environmental Impacts for Water Resources Planning
Innovative Approaches to Earthquake Engineering
Advanced Computational Methods in Heat Transfer VII
Management Information Systems 2002: GIS and Remote

Sensing
Natural Wetlands for Wastewater Treatment in Cold Climates
Winchester An Architect's View
Structures under Shock and Impact VII

Hydraulic Information Management
Risk Analysis III
Crack Paths
Advances in Fluid Mechanics IV
Boundary Elements XXIV
Computers in Railways VIII
Scattering of Seismic Waves: Applications to the Mexico City

Valley
Hybrid Vehicle Propulsion
Air Pollution X
The Sustainable City II: Urban Regeneration and Sustainability
Atmosphere-Ocean Interactions Volume 1
A Multi-Dimensional Complex Variable Boundary Element

Method
Boundary Element Analysis of Cracks in Shear Deformable
Plates and Shells
Brownfield Sites: Assessment, Rehabilitation and Development
Design and Nature: Comparing Design in Nature with Science

and Engineering
Spatial Statistics through Applications
Coastal Environment: Environmental Problems in Coastal

Regions IV
Oil and Hydrocarbon Spills III: Modelling, Analysis and Control
Sustainable Energy: Resources, Technology and Planning
Applications of High-Performance Computing in Engineering VII
Data Mining III
Constructed Wetlands for Wastewater Treatment in Cold

Climates
Ekranoplanes: Controlled Flight Close to the Sea
Innovations in Freight Transport
Damage and Fracture Mechanics VII: Computer Aided

Sustainable Water Resources Management
Advances in Dynamics and Impact Mechanics
Handbook of Green's Functions and Matrices
Introduction to Multi-Disciplinary ModelBuilding
Boundary Element Methods for Heat Conduction: with

applications in non-homogeneous media
Vascular Grafts: Experiment and Modelling
Integral Equation Techniques in Transient Electromagnetics
Sustainable Food and Agriculture
Sustainable Resources Set (3 Volumes): Energy, Water

Resources Management, Food and Agriculture
Computational Methods in Contact Mechanics VI
Urban Transport IX: Urban Transport and the Environment in

the 21st Century
Surface Treatment VI: Computer Methods and Experimental
Measurements for Surface Treatment Effects
Maritime Heritage
Simulations in Biomedicine V
River Basin Management II
Water Resources Management II
Structural Studies, Repairs and Maintenance of Heritage

Architecture VIII
Computational Methods and Experimental Measurements XI
Computer Aided Optimum Design of Structures VIII
Boundary Element Technology XV
Marine Technology V
Modelling and Experimental Measurements in Acoustics III
Ecosystems and Sustainable Development IV: Volume 2
Ecosystems and Sustainable Development IV - 2 Volume Set
Ecosystems and Sustainable Development IV: Volume 1
Water Pollution VII: Modelling, Measuring and Prediction
Fluid Structure Interaction II
Transformation of Domain Effects to the Boundary
Laser Metrology and Machine Performance VI
Fatigue Damage of Materials: Experiment and Analysis
Multiple Crack Problems in Elasticity
Mechanics of Electromagnetic Material Systems and Structures
Multifunctional Landscapes Volume II: Monitoring, Diversity and

Management
Electrical Engineering and Electromagnetics VI
Boundary Elements XXV
Air Pollution XI
Human Exposure to Electromagnetic Fields
Environmental Health Risk II
Earthquake Resistant Engineering Structures IV
Sustainable Planning and Development
Computational Ballistics
Multifunctional Landscapes Volume III: Continuity and Change
Discontinuum Mechanics: using Finite and Discrete Elements
Macro and Microscopic Approach to Fracture

Computational Methods in Multiphase Flow II
Moving Boundaries VII: Computational Modelling of Free and

Computational Methods in Materials Characterisation
Environmental Health in Central Asia: The Present and Future
Handling Missing Data: Applications to Environmental Analysis
Heat and Fluid Flow in Microscale and Nanoscale Structures
Data Mining IV
Time Domain Techniques in Computational Electromagnetics
Multifunctional Landscapes Volume I: Theory, Values and

History
Multifunctional Landscapes - 3 Volume Set
Large Deformation Processes of Solids: From Fundamentals to

Numerical Simulation and Engineering Applications
Introduction to Regression Analysis
Earthquake Geodynamics: Seismic Case Studies
Optimisation Mechanics in Nature
Debris Flow: Phenomenology and Rheological Modelling
Advanced Computational Methods in Heat Transfer VIII
Advances in Fluid Mechanics V
Damage and Fracture Mechanics VIII: Computer Aided

Structures under Shock and Impact VIII
Boundary Elements XXVI
Computational Finance and its Applications
Thermal Analysis of Welds
Coastal Environment V: Incorporating Oil Spill Studies

The Internet Society: Advances in Learning, Commerce and
Security
Computers in Railways IX: Computer Aided Design,
Manufacture and Operation in the Railway and Other Advanced
Mass
UrbanTransit Systems
Transport X: Urban Transport and the Environment in
the 21st Centur
Environmental Studies X
High Performance Structures and Materials II
Wall-Fluid Interactions in Physiological Flows
Brownfield Sites II: Assessment, Rehabilitation and

Development
The Sustainable City III: Urban Regeneration and Sustainability
Brownfields: Multimedia Modelling and Assessment
Air Pollution XII
Design and Nature II: Comparing Design in Nature with

Science and Engineering
Geo-Environment: Monitoring, Simulation and Remediation of
the Geological Environment
Sustainable Tourism
Regional and Local Aspects of Air Quality Management
Human Perspectives in the Internet Society: Culture,

Psychology and Gender
How Gears Break
Waste Management in Japan
Management Information Systems 2004: Incorporating GIS and

Remote Sensing
Data Mining V: Data Mining, Text Mining and their Business
Applications
Risk Analysis IV
Waste Management and the Environment II
Beauty and Science
Applied Numerical Analysis

New Solutions in Contact Mechanics
Crack Dynamics
Trace and Ultratrace Elements in Plants and Soil
Nature and Design
Flood Risk Simulation
Instability of Flows
Boundary Elements XXVII: Incorporating Electrical Engineering

and Electromagnetics
Modelling and Simulation of Turbulent Heat Transfer
Methods and Technologies for Learning
Coastal Engineering VII: Modelling, Measurements,

Engineering and Management of Seas and Coastal Regions
Water Resources Management III
Urban Transport XI: Urban Transport and the Environment in

the 21st Century
Maritime Heritage and Modern Ports
E-Manufacturing: Fundamentals and Applications
Exergy Method: Technical and Ecological Applications
Ecosystems and Sustainable Development V
Simulation of Electrochemical Processes
Air Pollution XIII
Computational Ballistics II
Impact Loading of Lightweight Structures
Computer Aided Optimum Design in Engineering IX
Data Mining VI: Data Mining, Text Mining and their Business
Applications
Earthquake Resistant Engineering Structures V
Modelling of High Complexity Systems with Applications
Text Mining and its Applications to Intelligence, CRM and

Knowledge Management
Safety and Security Engineering

Architecture IX
Computational Methods and Experimental Measurements XII
Boundary Element Methods for Electrical Engineers
Numerical Models in Fluid-Structure Interaction
Elastic and Elastoplastic Contact Analysis: using Boundary

Elements and Mathematical Programming
Computational Modeling of Tissue Surgery
Seismic Prevention of Damage: A Case Study in a

Mediterranean City
Computer Methods and Experimental Measurements for
Surface Effects and Contact Mechanics VII
River Basin Management III
Modelling in Medicine and Biology VI
Environmental Health Risk III
Fluid Structure Interaction and Moving Boundary Problems
Sustainable Development and Planning II - 2 Volume Set
Compliant Structures in Nature and Engineering
Advances in Fatigue, Fracture and Damage Assessment of

Materials
Environmental Exposure and Health
Implementing Data Mining Algorithms in Microsoft SQL Server
Computational Methods in Multiphase Flow III
Computational Methods and Experiments in Materials

Characterisation II
Maritime Security and MET
Transport Phenomena in Fuel Cells
Modelling of Cathodic Protection Systems
Fracture and Damage of Composites
Advances in City Transport : Case Studies
Computational Mechanics for Heritage Structures
Dynamics in the Practice of Structural Design
Intelligent Road Design
Atmosphere-Ocean Interactions Volume 2
Eco-Exergy as Sustainability
Boundary Elements and Other Mesh Reduction Methods

XXVIII
Advances in Fluid Mechanics VI
High Performance Structures and Materials III
The Great Structures in Architecture: From Antiquity to Baroque
Transport Properties of Organic Liquids
Human Respiration : Anatomy and Physiology, Mathematical

Modeling, Numerical Simulation and Applications
Vorticity and Turbulence Effects in Fluid Structure Interaction:
An Application to Hydraulic Structure Design
Air Pollution XIV
Design and Nature III: Comparing Design in Nature with

Environmental Problems in Coastal Regions VI: Including Oil
and Chemical Spill Studies
Geo-Environment and Landscape Evolution II
Monitoring, Simulation, Prevention and Remediation of Dense

and Debris Flows
Risk Analysis V: Simulation and Hazard Mitigation
The Internet Society II: Advances in Education, Commerce &

Governance
Eco-Architecture: Harmonisation between Architecture and
Nature
Waste Management and the Environment III
Data Mining in E-Learning
Advanced Computational Methods in Heat Transfer IX
Computational Finance and its Applications II
Structures Under Shock and Impact IX
Computers in Railways X: Computer System Design and

Operation in the Railway and Other Transit Systems
Urban Transport XII: Urban Transport and the Environment in
the 21st Century
Disposal of Hazardous Waste in Underground Mines
Data Mining VII: Data, Text and Web Mining and their Business
Applications
The Sustainable City IV : Urban Regeneration and
Sustainability
Brownfields III: Prevention, Assessment, Rehabilitation and
Development of Brownfield Sites
Steps Towards an Evolutionary Physics
Introduction to Coastal Dynamics and Shoreline Protection
Sustainable Irrigation Management, Technologies and Policies
Sustainable Tourism II
Water Pollution VIII: Modelling, Monitoring and Management
Environmental Toxicology
Environmental Economics and Investment Assessment
Digital Architecture and Construction
Grid Technologies: Emerging from Distributed Architectures to

Virtual Organizations
How to make Two-Lane Rural Roads Safer: Scientific
Background and Guide for Practical Application
Design and Information in Biology: From Molecules to Systems
Management of Natural Resources, Sustainable Development
and Ecological Hazards
Flow Phenomena in Nature Volume 1 : A Challenge to
Engineering Design
Flow Phenomena in Nature Volume 2: Inspiration, Learning
and Applications
Flow Phenomena in Nature - 2 Volume Set
Patagonia, a Forgotten Land: From Magellan to Perón
Computer Aided Design of Wire Structures: Frequency and

Time Domain Analysis
Environmental Deterioration of Materials
Solitary Waves in Fluids
Plasticity of Cold Worked Metals: A Deductive Approach
Air Pollution XV
Sustainable Development and Planning III - Volume 1
Sustainable Development and Planning III - Volume 2
Sustainable Development and Planning III - 2 Volume Set
Computer Aided Optimum Design in Engineering X
Simulation of Electrochemical Processes II
Computer Methods and Experimental Measurements for

Surface Effects and Contact Mechanics VIII
Fluid Structure Interaction and Moving Boundary Problems IV
Water Resources Management IV
River Basin Management IV
Earthquake Resistant Engineering Structures VI
Computational Methods in Multiphase Flow IV
Computational Methods and Experiments in Materials

Characterisation III
Boundary Elements and Other Mesh Reduction Methods XXIX
Computational Ballistics III
Computational Methods and Experimental Measurements XIII

Architecture X
Domain Decomposition Techniques for Boundary Elements:
Application to Fluid Flow
Safety and Security Engineering II
Data Mining VIII: Data, Text and Web Mining and their
Business Applications
Energy and Sustainability
Environmental Health Risk IV
Integral Equations and their Applications
The Art of Resisting Extreme Natural Forces
Urban Transport XIII: Urban Transport and the Environment in

the 21st Century
Heat Transfer in Food Processing : Recent Developments and
Applications
Ecosystems and Sustainable Development VI
Plate Heat Exchangers : Design, Applications and Performance
Modelling in Medicine and Biology VII: Incorporating

Environmental Electromagnetic Fields Seminar
Text Mining and its Applications to Intelligence, CRM and
Knowledge Management
Mobile Agents: Principles of Operation and Applications
Learning from Failure: Longterm Behaviour of Heavy Masonry

Structures
'Magic is No Magic':The Wonderful World of Simon Stevin
Electromagnetic Field Interaction with Transmission Lines:

From Classical Theory to HF Radiation Effects
Influence Function Approach: Selected Topics of Structural
Mechanics
Biological Monitoring: Theory and Applications
Trefftz and Collocation Methods

Transport Phenomena in Fires
Tradition Today: Continuity in Architecture & Society
The Road to Sustainability: GDP and Future Generations
Environment and Health: Protecting our Common Future
Risk Analysis VI: Simulation and Hazard Mitigation
Brownfields IV: Prevention, Assessment, Rehabilitation and

Development of Brownfield Sites
Computers in Sport
High Performance Structures and Materials IV
Structures Under Shock and Impact X
Data Mining IX: Data Mining, Protection, Detection and other

Security Technologies
Environmental Problems in Coastal Regions VII
Advances in Fluid Mechanics VII
Computational Finance and its Applications III
Environmental Economics and Investment Assessment II
Water Pollution IX

II
Waste Management and the Environment IV
Environmental Toxicology II
Coastal Watershed Management
Geo-Environment and Landscape Evolution III

and Debris Flows II
Eco-Architecture II: Harmonisation between Architecture and
Nature
Design and Nature IV: Comparing Design in Nature with
Traditional Architecture of the Arabian Gulf: Building on Desert
Tides
Boundary Elements and Other Mesh Reduction Methods XXX
Advanced Computational Methods and Experiments in Heat

Transfer X
Flood Recovery, Innovation and Response
Repair and Redesign of Physiological Systems
The Oxford Conference: A ReEvaluation of Education in

Architecture
Thermal Engineering in Power Systems
Biologically Inspired Optimization Methods: An Introduction
Urban Transport XIV: Urban Transport and the Environment in

the 21st Century
Sustainable Tourism III
Modelling, Monitoring and Management of Forest Fires
Underground Spaces: Design, Engineering and Environmental

Aspects
Computers in Railways XI: Computer System Design and
Air Pollution XVI
The Sustainable City V: Urban Regeneration and Sustainability
Information Extraction in Finance
Magic is No Magic':The Wonderful World of Simon Stevin
City out of Chaos: Urban Self Organization and Sustainability
Handbook of Ecological Modelling and Informatics
The Protection of Historic Properties : A Comparative Study of

Administrative Policies
The Business of Biodiversity
Earthquake Resistant Engineering Structures VII
Sustainable Development and Planning IV - 2 Volume Set

Sustainable Development and Planning IV - Volume 2
Sustainable Development and Planning IV - Volume 1
Fluid Structure Interaction V
Modelling in Medicine and Biology VIII
Data Mining X : Data Mining, Protection, Detection and other

Security Technologies
Surface Effects and Contact Mechanics IX: Computational
Methods and Experiments
Computer Aided Optimum Design in Engineering XI
Computational Methods and Experimental Measurements XIV
Urban Transport XV: Urban Transport and the Environment
Materials Characterisation IV: Computational Methods and

Experiments
Air Pollution XVII
Electrochemical Process Simulation III
Safety and Security Engineering III
Ecosystems and Sustainable Development VII
Computational Methods in Multiphase Flow V

Architecture XI
Ecological Indicators for Coastal and Estuarine Environmental
Assessment: A User Guide
Water Resources Management V
Coastal Processes
River Basin Management V
Mesh Reduction Methods : BEM/MRM XXXI
Ecological Modelling : An Introduction
Environmental Health Risk V

Disaster Management and Human Health Risk : Reducing Risk,
Improving Outcomes
Dam-Break Problems, Solutions and Case Studies
Boundary Collocation Techniques and their Application in

Engineering
Management of Scarce Water Resources : A Middle Eastern
Experience
Elements of Plasticity : Theory and Computation

and Ecological Hazards II
Rosaluna
Solar Thermal and Biomass Energy
Development of Regional Airports: Theoretical Analyses and

Case Studies
Modelling the Human Body Exposure to ELF Electric Fields
Failure Assessment of Thin-walled Structures with Particular

Reference to Pipelines
Incentives and Instruments for Sustainable Irrigation
Scattered Context Grammars and their Applications
Eco-Architecture III : Harmonisation between Architecture and

Nature
The Sustainable City VI : Urban Regeneration and
Sustainability
Power Supply, Energy Management and Catenary Problems
Timetable Planning & Information Quality
Island Sustainability
Environmental Economics and Investment Assessment III
Urban Transport XVI : Urban Transport and the Environment in

the 21st Century
Environmental Toxicology III
Tribology and Design
Wind Power Generation and Wind Turbine Design

and Debris Flows III
Flood Recovery, Innovation and Response II

III
Water Pollution X
Petroleum Resources with Emphasis on Offshore Fields
Pervasive Systems and Ubiquitous Computing
Air Pollution XVIII
Modelling, Monitoring and Management of Forest Fires II
Broadband Power-line Communication Systems: Theory and

Applications
Design and Nature V : Comparing Design in Nature with
Safety and Security in Railway Engineering
Recent Developments in Boundary Element Methods: A

Volume to Honour Professor John T. Katsikadelis
Sustainable Tourism IV
Advanced Computational Methods and Experiments in Heat

Transfer XI
Waste Management and the Environment V
Structures Under Shock and Impact XI
Advanced Train Control Systems
High Performance Structures and Materials V
Computers in Railways XII : Computer System Design and

Boundary Elements and Other Mesh Reduction Methods XXXII
Risk Analysis VII & Brownfields V: Simulation and Hazard

Mitigation / Prevention, Assessment, Rehabilitation, Restoration
and Development
Advances in Fluid of Brownfield
Mechanics Sites
VIII
Groundwater Characterization, Management & Monitoring

Computational Fluid Dynamics and Heat Transfer: Emerging
Topics
The Sustainable World
Mechanics of Real Fluids
Applications of Fourier Transforms to Generalized Functions
Bridge Aeroelasticity: Sensitivity Analysis and Optimum Design
A History of Ottoman Architecture
Energy and Sustainability III
Ecosystems and Sustainable Development VIII
Coastal Processes II
Modelling in Medicine and Biology
Fluid Structure Interaction VI
Disaster Management and Human Health Risk II : Reducing

Risk, Improving Outcomes
Regional Airports
Light in Engineering, Architecture and the Environment
Water Resources Management VI
River Basin Management VI
Colour in Art, Design and Nature
Computational Methods and Experimental Measurements XV
Computational Methods in Multiphase Flow VI
Urban Transport XVII : Urban Transport and the Environment in

the 21st Century
Materials Characterisation V : Computational Methods and
Experiments
Food and Environment : The Quest for a Sustainable Future
Sustainable Chemistry
Safety and Security Engineering IV

XXXIII
Sustainable Development and Planning V
Environmental Health & Biomedicine
Flood Prevention and Remediation
Air Pollution XIX
Surface Effects and Contact Mechanics X : Computational

Architecture XII
Earthquake Resistant Engineering Structures VIII
Ecodynamics: The Prigogine Legacy
High Level Radioactive Waste (HLW) Disposal, A Global

Challenge
Soft Computing in Water Resources Engineering: Artificial
Neural Networks, Fuzzy Logic and Genetic Algorithms
Design & Intuition: Structures, Interiors and the Mind

and Ecological Hazards III
Water and Society
Landslides
Flood Risk Assessment & Management
System Identification for Structural Health Monitoring
Ресурсы нефти и газа: разработка шельфовых

месторождений (Petroleum Resources with Emphasis on
Offshore
Ресурсы Fields
нефтиRussian Edition)
и газа: разработка шельфовых
месторождений (Petroleum Resources with Emphasis on
Offshore Fields
Sustainability Russian Edition)
Today
Critical Infrastructure Security: Assessment, Prevention,

Detection, Response
Introduction to Heat Transfer
In the Wake of a Local Government Initiative: Istanbul
Küçükçekmece: Urban Regeneration Project
Stochastic Methods in Engineering
The Crisis in Two Pacific Rim Economies: Higher Education

and Employment in Mexico and Thailand
Urban Water
The New Alchemists: The risks of genetic modification
The Sustainable City VII: Urban Regeneration and

Sustainability - 2 Volume Set
Urban Transport XVIII: Urban Transport and the Environment in
the 21st Century
Air Pollution XX
Heritage and Sustainability in the Islamic Built Environment
Modelling, Monitoring and Management of Forest Fires III
Fundamentals of Wavelets

and Debris Flows IV
Flood Recovery, Innovation and Response III
Coevolutionary Computation and Multiagent Systems
Defence Sites: Heritage and Future
Design and Nature VI: Comparing Design in Nature with

science and Engineering
Sustainable Tourism V
High Performance Structures and Materials VI
Computer Aided Optimum Design in Engineering XII

XXXIV
Advances in Fluid Mechanics IX
Advanced Computational methods and Experiments in Heat

Transfer XII
Environmental Impact
Waste Management and the Environment VI
Water Pollution XI
Hydrology, Hydraulics and Water Resources Management: A

Heuristic Optimization Approach
Biotechnology: An Introduction
Environmental Innovation in China
Tribology and Design II
Structures Under Shock and Impact XII
Eco-Architecture IV: Harmonisation between Architecture and

Nature
Computers in Railways XIII: Computer System Design and
Island Sustainability II
Risk Analysis VIII
Lake Sustainability
The Chilean Earthquake and Tsunami 2010: A multidisciplinary

Study of Mw8.8, Maule
Seismic Control Systems: Design and Performance
Assessment
The Method of Response Function in Psychology & Sociology
Design Against Blast: Load definition and structural response
Petroleum and Mineral Resources
Britain and the Making of Argentina
A Suitcase from the Titanic
Aluminium Alloy Corrosion of Aircraft Structures: Modelling and

Simulation
Sustainable Irrigation and Drainage IV: Management,
Technologies and Policies
The Future of the City: Tall Buildings and Urban Design
Mechanics of Granular Matter

Nonlinear Analyses of Laminated Plates and Shells with
Damage
Fundamentals of Road Design
Micromechanics in Practice
Retrofitting of Heritage Structures: Design and evaluation of

strengthening techniques
Coastal Processes III
Fluid Structure Interaction VII
Food and Environment II: The Quest for a Sustainable Future
Environmental Health Risk VII
Modelling in Medicine and Biology X
Data Management and Security
Ecological Dimensions for Sustainable Socio Economic

Development
Water Resources Management VII
River Basin Management VII
Intersections Control and Safety
Tsunami: From Fundamentals to Damage Mitigation
Sustainable Development and Planning VI
Flood Early Warning Systems: Knowledge and tools for their

critical assessment
Urban Transport XIX: Urban Transport and the Environment in
the 21st Century
Air Pollution XXI
Materials Characterisation VI: Computational Methods and

Experiments
Surface Effects and Contact Mechanics XI: Computational
Ecosystems and Sustainable Development IX
Energy and Sustainability IV

Architecture XIII
Computational Methods and Experimental Measurements XVI
Computational Methods in Multiphase Flow VII
Earthquake Resistant Engineering Structures IX
Disaster Management and Human Health Risk III: Reducing

Risk, Improving Outcomes
Handbook of Communications Security
Electromagnetics Engineering Handbook: Analysis and Design

of Electrical and Electronic Devices and Systems
Boundary Elements and Other Mesh Reduction Methods XXXV
Water and Society II
Safety and Security Engineering V
Heritage Masonry: Materials and Structures
Cultural Tourism
Tourism and Environment
Tourism and Natural Protected Areas
Tourism as a Tool for Development
Emerging Topics in Heat Transfer: Enhancement and Heat

Exchangers
Water Hammer Simulations
Tourism as a Challenge
The Sustainable City VIII (2 Volume Set): Urban Regeneration

and Sustainability
Urban Street Design & Planning

XXXVI
First International Symposium on Urban Development: Koya as
a Case Study
The New Forest: A Personal View by C. A. Brebbia
International Fish Screening Techniques
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