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|a I -- The Optimization of Civil Engineering Networks -- Fuzzy Sets Applied to Civil Engineering Systems -- Civil Engineering Optimizing and Satisficing -- Network Structuring Algorithms -- Risk Balancing Approaches -- Consistent Crudeness in System Construction -- Entropy in Civil Engineering Optimization -- An Assessment of Current Non-Linear Programming Algorithms for Structural Design Part I: Basic Algorithms -- An Assessment of Current Non-Linear Programming Algorithms for Structural Design Part II: Some Recent Approximation Methods -- Classification and Comparison of LP Formulations for the Plastic Design of Frames -- On Some Properties of Optimum Structural Topologies -- The Theorems of Structural and Geometric Variation for Engineering Structures -- Optimal Design of Large Discretized Systems by Iterative Optimality Criteria Methods -- Approximate Models for Structural Optimization -- Computer-Automated Optimal Design of Structural Steel Frameworks -- Optimal Design for Static and Dynamic Loading -- Optimal Design and Optimization of Structures -- Two-Stage Optimal Design in Concrete -- Layout Optimization in Structural Design -- Sequential Optimisation for Structural Networks and Water Supply Systems Based on Sensitivity and Reliability -- The Geometrical Analysis of Deformations Based on an Optimal Network Design and Proper Data Management Tools -- Interaction of Criteria, Accuracy and Reliability and its Implication for the Design of Engineering Survey Control Networks -- A Systems Approach to Real-Time Reservoir Operations -- Approaches to Risk Management and Operational Guidance for Municipal Water Supplies -- Optimization Modeling in Water Resources: A Sample of Applications -- Queues, Construction Operations and Optimization -- Sensitivity Analysis in Reliabilty-Based Shape Optimization -- Genetic Algorithms in Automated Structural Synthesis.
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