Journal

Civil Engineering Transactions (1959 - 2002)

From
1959
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
To
2002
Barton, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Functions
Civil Engineering and Journal
Alternative Names
  • Australian Civil Engineering Transactions (1998 - 2002)
  • Australian Civil/Structural Engineering Transactions (1996 - 1997)
  • Transactions of The Institution of Engineers, Australia: Civil Engineering (1979 - 1995)

Summary

Civil Engineering Transactions [ISSN: 0020-3297] and various later titles, was published by the Institution of Engineers Australia from 1959 - 2002. It contains scientific and research papers on civil engineering topics relevant to Australia. It was usually published once or twice a year. Prior to 1959, civil engineering papers were included in the 'Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia' [ISSN: 0020-3319] so these Transactions partially supersede that Journal. From 2003 it was superseded by the Australian Journal of Civil Engineering [ISSN: 1448-8353].

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Civil Engineering Transactions [ISSN: 0020-3297] (1959-1979) and its later titles: Transactions of the Institution of Engineers, Australia. Civil Engineering [ISSN: 0159-2068] (1979-1995); Australian Civil/Structural Engineering Transactions [ISSN: 1440-351X] (1996-1997); Australian Civil Engineering Transactions [ISSN: 0819-0259] (1998-2002) maintain a single sequence of Volume numbers, "CE.1-CE.44".

An index to the articles in these Transactions is included in the Institution's publication "Author and Subject Index of publications 1920-1968"; in their annual publication "Index" 1975-1981; in the CSIRO "Australian Science Index 1957-1983"; and electronically in the Institution's "Australian Engineering Database (ENGINE)" 1980-2018.

Partial collections of digitised copies of these Transactions are also available, see 'Published resources' for details.

Timeline

 1920 - 1928 Transactions of the Institution of Engineers, Australia
       1929 - 2014 Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia
             1959 - 2002 Civil Engineering Transactions
                   1995 - Australasian Journal of Water Resources
                   1998 - Australian Journal of Structural Engineering
                   2003 - Australian Journal of Civil Engineering

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Published resources

Books

  • Institution of Engineers Australia, Author and Subject Index of publications 1920-1968 (Sydney: Institution of Engineers, Australia, 1969), 187 pp. Coverage: 1959-1968. Details

Resources

  • Institution of Engineers Australia, 'Original published Journal', Australian Civil Engineering Transactions. [Informit digitised collection], Engineers Australia, 2002, https://search.informit.org/loi/acet. Details

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