Civil Engineering Infrastructures Journal

Aims & Scope

Civil Engineering Infrastructures is an international journal which publishes high quality scientific papers in all areas of engineering and management of civil infrastructures. The civil infrastructures include, but are not limited to: buildings, bridges, dams, transportation systems, geotechnical structures, underground constructions, water distribution systems, offshore platforms, pipelines, ocean structures, airports and power plants. The scope of this journal encompasses, but is not restricted to the following aspects of engineering and management of infrastructures: Structural and Earthquake Geotechnics Water and Environment Construction Materials Road and Transportation Audiences of Civil Engineering Infrastructures are researchers and practitioners as well as people working in infrastructure design, construction, maintenance and operation. Papers considered for publication must contain a clear and well-defined engineering component and make a significant contribution to the engineering and management of civil infrastructures. All articles submitted to this journal will undergo a rigorous peer review by anonymous independent experts.

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