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Title: Experimental Study of the Effect of Grain Size and Grain Size Distribution Curve on Creep and Stress Relaxation in a Beach Sand
Advisor: Poul V Lade
Publisher: The Catholic University of America
Type: Dissertation
Description: Degree Awarded: D.Engr. Civil Engineering. The Catholic University of America
Subject: Civil engineering, Geotechnology, Geological engineering, Creep, Geotechnical Engineering, Grain Size, Grain Size Distribution Curve, Sands, Stress Relaxation

Title: Adaptive Routing Optimization in Continuous-Time Stochastic Dynamic Networks
Created: January 1, 2013
Advisor: Sun, Lu
Publisher: The Catholic University of America
Type: Text, Dissertation
Description: Degree awarded: Ph.D. Civil Engineering. The Catholic University of America
Subject: Civil engineering

Title: Reducing Uncertainty in Bid Preparation Phase of Cost Estimating for Structural Steel
Created: January 1, 2013
Advisor: Lucko, Gunnar
Publisher: The Catholic University of America
Type: Text, Dissertation
Description: Degree awarded: Ph.D. Civil Engineering. The Catholic University of America, Before May 24, 2014, this dissertation can be viewed by CUA users only. [12 months embargo]
Subject: Civil engineering, Bidding, Bid Selection, Estimating, Structural Steel, Takeoff, Uncertainty

Title: Experimental Study of 3D Failure Surface for Cross-Anisotropic Sand Deposits During Stress Rotation
Created: January 1, 2012
Advisor: Lade, Poul V.
Publisher: The Catholic University of America
Type: Text, Dissertation
Description: Degree awarded: Ph.D. Civil Engineering. The Catholic University of America
Subject: Civil engineering, 3D stress, cross-anisotropy, Fine Nevada Sand, stress rotation, torsion shear, true triaxial

Title: Time Effects in Relation to Crushing in Sand
Created: January 1, 2011
Advisor: Lade, Poul
Publisher: The Catholic University of America
Type: Text, Dissertation
Description: Degree awarded: Ph.D. Civil Engineering. The Catholic University of America
Subject: Civil engineering, Creep, Particle crushing, Sand, Static fatigue, Stress relaxation, Time effects

Title: Optimization of Crash Reduction Factors and Countermeasure Costs: A Case Study in D.C.
Created: January 1, 2013
Advisor: Sun, Lu
Publisher: The Catholic University of America
Type: Text, Dissertation
Description: Degree awarded: Ph.D. Civil Engineering. The Catholic University of America, This dissertation can be viewed by CUA users only.
Subject: Civil engineering, Operations research, Countermeasure, Crash Reduction Factor, Crash Types, High Crash Intersection, Multiobjective Optimization, Severity Level

Title: Risk Measurement, Allocation, and Pricing in Network Schedule Systems
Created: January 1, 2012
Advisor: Lucko, Gunnar
Publisher: The Catholic University of America
Type: Text, Dissertation
Description: Degree awarded: Ph.D. Civil Engineering. The Catholic University of America
Subject: Civil engineering, CAPM, Float, Options, Penrose, Risk, Schedule

Title: Effects of Principal Stress Direction and the Intermediate Principal Stress on the Stress-Strain-Strength Behavior of a Cross-Anisotropic Fine Sand Deposit
Created: January 1, 2012
Advisor: Lade, Poul V,
Publisher: The Catholic University of America
Type: Text, Dissertation
Description: Degree awarded: Ph.D. Civil Engineering. The Catholic University of America
Subject: Geotechnology, Civil engineering, Anisotropy, Inclination, Intermediate, Sand, Shear, Torsion

Title: Geometric Information Scheduling to Identify and Resolve Spatial Conflicts and Increase Efficiency of Space Use on Construction Projects
Created: January 1, 2012
Advisor: Lucko, Gunnar
Publisher: The Catholic University of America
Type: Text, Dissertation
Description: Degree awarded: Ph.D. Civil Engineering. The Catholic University of America
Subject: Civil engineering, Architectural engineering, Packaging, construction management, CPM, scheduling, time-space conflicts