Numerical Methods in Civil Engineering

Aims & Scope

Numerical Methods in Civil Engineering (NMCE) aims to provide an excellent medium for publishing information about all aspects of numerical methods in civil engineering in order to advance the research and practice in civil engineering. This journal covers a broad scope of topics including but is not necessarily limited to: Structural Engineering and Building Materials Earthquake Engineering Environmental Engineering Water Resources and Hydrologic Engineering Hydraulic Engineering Coastal and Harbor Engineering Geotechnical Engineering Transportation Engineering Railroad Engineering Highway Engineering Bridge Engineering Construction Engineering and Management Information Technology Computational Mechanics Fracture Mechanics Composite Materials The scope of the journal ranges from mathematical foundations of these fields through algorithm and software development with benchmark studies to practical applications and case studies in civil engineering.

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