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Engineers Australia
Title
Australian Journal of Civil Engineering. [Informit digitised collection]
Imprint
2014
Url
https://search.informit.org/journal/ajce
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This digitised resource provides access at volume and article level, as well as full text searching. Coverage: Vol.1 Issue 1 (Jan 2003) - Vol.12 Issue 1 (2014)

Abstract

'Australian Journal of Civil Engineering' [ISSN 1448-8353] is a refereed Journal published from 2003 by Engineers Australia which contains scientific and research papers on civil engineering topics relevant to Australia. It is usually published once or twice a year. It superseded the 'Australian Civil Engineering Transactions' [ISSN 0819-0259].

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