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Report

Author
Institution of Engineers Australia
Title
Annual Report 1985 [Sixty-sixth Annual Report]
Imprint
1986, 24 pp
Description

Published separately and distributed with the "Journal of the Institution of Engineers Australia", v.58 no.6 April 4, 1986.

Awards

People

  • Anderson, Brian David Outram (1941 - )

    'Awards and Honours - Honorary Fellows - Council elected Prof B D O Anderson as Honorary Fellow', p.11

  • Fraser, Donald John

    'Awards and Honours - The John Monash Medal [1985] went to Dr D J Fraser, MIEAust, for his paper, "Moveable Span Bridges in New South Wales Prior to 1915" published in the Multidisciplinary Engineering Transactions, October 1985', p.11

  • Moorhouse, Charles Edmund (1911 - 2002)

    'Awards and Honours - Honorary Fellows - Council elected Prof Emeritus C E Moorhouse as Honorary Fellow', p.11

  • Poulos, Harry George (1940 - )

    'Awards and Honours - W H Warren Medal [1985] to Dr I C Swane, MIEAust, and Prof H G Poulos, FIEAust, for their paper, "A Shakedown Analysis of a Laterally Loaded Pile Tested in Stiff Clay", published in the Civil Engineering Transactions, August 1985', p.11

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