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Civil-Comp Proceedings
ISSN 1759-3433
CCP: 37
INFORMATION PROCESSING IN CIVIL AND STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING DESIGN
Edited by: B. Kumar

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Preliminaries
1INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: PRESENT AND FUTURE  
1.1 The Penetration of Information Technologies into Civil and Structural Engineering Design: State-of-the-Art and Directions Toward the Future
S.J. Fenves
1
1.2 Information Technology in Civil and Structural Engineering Design: Taking Stock to 1996
D.E. Grierson
7
1.3 Design Tools That Learn: A Possible CAD Future
J.S. Gero
17
2CONCEPTUAL DESIGN  
2.1 Interactive Design - Time to Bite the Bullet
I.F.C. Smith
23
2.2 A Functional Approach in Architectural CAD: ARCHIPLAN
B. Medjdoub and B. Yannou
31
2.3 Development of the VK Expert System for Computer-Aided Preliminary Design of Reinforced Concrete Buildings
C.A. Syrmakezis, G.K. Mikroudis and S. Rouvas
45
2.4 Multi-Agent Collaborative Case-Based Estimating and Design in Nirmani: Organising a Multi-Perspective Case Memory
S. Perera and I.D. Watson
53
3ANALYTICAL MODELLING  
3.1 Towards an Integrated Architecture for the Structural Analysis of Mechanical Structures
L. Remondini, J.C. Leon and P. Trompette
65
3.2 Knowledge based Approach to the Design of Structural Steel Joints
H. Heinisuo and J. Hyvarinen
75
3.3 An Object Oriented Model for the Representation of Knowledge to Develop Computational Verification Systems
P. Holewik and D. Hartmann
87
4BRIDGE DESIGN  
4.1 A Decision Support System for the Conceptual Design of River Bridges
N. Clayton, J.C. Miles and C.J. Moore
97
4.2 Development of an Information Model for a Geographical Information-based (GIS) Bridge Management System (BMS)
T.H. She and G. Aouad
103
4.3 Computational Support for the Design and Costing of Bridge Foundations
J.V. Cadogan, C.J. Moore and J.C. Miles
113
5CODES OF PRACTICE  
5.1 A Dependency Network Generator for Standards Processing
A.I. Neilson
121
5.2 Using HTML Documents as an Explanation Facility Tool in Civil Engineering Software
K. Lehner and D. Hartmann
127
5.3 A Standards Processing Framework
H. Kiliccote, J.H. Garrett and S.J. Fenves
133
6SPECIAL APPLICATIONS  
6.1 Towards Computational Eco-Analysis of Building Designs
A. Mahdavi and R. Ries
141
6.2 Utilisation of GIS and Network Analysis for Earthquake Damage Assessment of Transportation Systems
N. Basoz, S.A. King, A.S. Kiremidjian and K.H. Law
151
6.3 Design Methodology and Data Architecture for the Design of Textile Structures
P. Veron, J.C. Leon and P Trompette
161
6.4 Constraint-based Genetic Algorithm Optimization Applied to Reinforced Concrete Design
W.K. Lucas and W.M.K. Roddis
171
7EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES  
7.1 Virtual Reality in an Integrated Construction Environment
I. Faraj and M. Alshawi
177
7.2 Retrofit Design Verification via In-Service Monitoring over the Internet: A Case Study
S.S. Chen and C.M. Ballard
183
8GENETIC ALGORITHMS AND NEURAL NETWORKS  
8.1 The Adaptation of Structural System Designs using Genetic Algorithms
M.L. Maher and A.G. de Silva Garza
189
8.2 Parallel Processing, Neural Networks and Genetic Algorithms: Revisited
B.H.V. Topping, J. Sziveri, A. Bahreininejad, J.B.P. Leite and B. Cheng
197
8.3 Using Neural Networks to Simulate Poorly Understood Engineering Processes
I. Flood
219
8.4 A Multicriteria Genetic Algorithm to Solve Optimization Problems in Structural Engineering Design
S. Kundu
225
9KNOWLEDGE-BASED SYSTEMS  
9.1 Development of a Knowledge-based System for Planning Soil Exploration Programmes using a Probabilistic Approach
H.T. Fung and J.N. Kay
235
9.2 An Expert System for Designing Bar-Mesh Modules of Reinforced Concrete Structures - AUREMSYS
J.-J. Kim, J.-H. Kim, D.-Y. Lee, K.-H. Lee, K.-R. Kim and S.-J. Hong
241
9.3 A Knowledge-based System Approach for Code Checking of Cross-Sections in Steel Structures According to Eurocode 3
J. de Gelder and M. Steenhuis
253
9.4 Knowledge based Systems Applied to Real-Time Structural Monitoring
A. Goodier and S. Matthews
263

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