Volume 5, Number 1 – Spring 1990

Volume 5

Issue 1

In This Issue

RONALD L. MAYES, TREVOR E. KELLY & LINDSAY R. JONES

The use of seismic isolation results in a significant reduction in the effects of horizontal earthquake motions, offering greater protection to the structure and its contents.

RAFAEL L. BRAS

Understanding the effects of climate change on water supply is crucial to formulating how best to manage our environmental resources.

R.T. WETHERALD & S. MAN ABE

Investigating the real and potential hydrologic effects of climate change on a global or regional basis requires the development of a reasonably accurate model of the environment.

CHARLES W. STOCKTON

Tree-ring analysis can be utilized as one means of obtaining such necessary environmental information as extended time series of precipitation data.

PETER H. GLEICK

Since higher concentrations of CO2 and trace gases alter the atmosphere’s radiative balance, their effects on climate, hydrologic balance and water resources must be determined.

PETER J. BARTHULY & MAHADEVAN PADMANABHAN

Performing adequate model testing of designs when special circumstances exist may result in the savings of valuable construction time and costs.

JOHN MARCOVECCHIO

Reinforcing and replacing an unstable foundation system without disrupting the structure’s function poses a problem that requires an inventive solution.

Other issues in this volume

Volume 5
Issue 2
November 20, 1990