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A recent study of manufactured homes’ vulnerability to hurricane-force winds, focusing on ground anchorage, offers insights into boosting resilience.

Explore how the findings can enhance risk assessment and improve quality control: https://t.co/5hoCkpX8kI. @ASCEpublishing

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Our recent paper in @ASCE_JEE proposes a framework that discusses communication approaches for accelerating the application of probabilistic water quality models in TMDLs. @ASCEpublishing @NewshaAjami @HydroBeth @QIANZHANG1 @Laura_A_Warner

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Locking carbon dioxide into stable underground minerals is emerging as a reliable, long-term climate solution, especially in certain rock types. Can less reactive rocks work too?

A new study explores carbon storage in atypical sedimentary formations: https://t.co/GZ1Y3eLLS4.

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Congratulations to Markus Loidolt & Stefan Marschnig on receiving the 2025 Sinha Award for Best Paper, JTE-A, for their paper, "Rail Surface Irregularities as a Main Driver of Rapid Track Deterioration and Their Appropriate Handling."

Read it here: https://t.co/3MCMqdum9b

[Journal of Environmental Engineering, ASCE @ASCE_JEE]

Journal of Environmental Engineering, Vol. 152 No. 8, August 2026 is now available online!
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LLMs as Research Instruments for Problems in Engineering Management: A Context Modeling Framework | Journal of Management in Engineering | Vol 42, No 5 https://t.co/Og40BSRjjR

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With many semiarid regions lacking reliable weather data to estimate reference evapotranspiration, a recent study explores how machine learning models can improve decision-making without requiring extensive new monitoring systems: https://t.co/c93dV2m1hN. @ASCEPublishing

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Recent research closes a key gap in applying fiber-reinforced polymer anchors to reinforced concrete.
A new predictive model helps engineers anticipate system behavior before construction. Learn more: https://t.co/nEw0i6wAb4. @ASCEPublishing

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Wildfire risk is rising as climate shifts and development expand into wildland–urban interface areas. Probability-based methods help capture uncertainty, improving decisions on preparedness, mitigation, and resource allocation: https://t.co/27tvljFUpZ. @ASCEpublishing

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Curious how massive construction projects stay on track in the world’s toughest environments?

A new study explores how advanced surveying tools help teams make smarter decisions across a megaproject’s lifecycle: https://t.co/tKJhB0eYRL. @ASCEPublishing

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Smooth zipper merging doesn’t happen by accident—there will be signs. But how many and which ones? ⁠

A recent paper studied real-world freeway work zones to evaluate how different combinations of static and electronic message signs influence driver lane use and merging behavior under zipper merge control.

⁠Learn how strategically placed electronic signage can be used to improve driver compliance and make zipper merges function more smoothly in work zones: https://t.co/qxNMkBDMy4.

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The world’s 1st and only rotating boat lift officially opened #OTD in 2002.

Taking the shape of a Celtic-inspired, double-headed axe, the Falkirk Wheel now connects two historic canals in central Scotland—but its story begins centuries earlier.⁠ When it was completed in 1790, the 35-mile Forth & Clyde Ship Canal was the world’s deepest sea-to-sea canal, linking the North Sea and Irish Seas. Later joined by the 31-mile Union Canal by an impressive flight of 11 locks, both canals fell into decline and, by the mid-20th century, were closed, severed or blocked at more than 30 locations.⁠ What followed was not simply restoration, but reinvention.

The result: A 115‑foot rotating lift with 2 arms to carry gondolas with water‑filled caissons—each holding up to 66,000 gallons and up to 4 boats—moving vessels between the aqueduct and the basin in about 15 minutes. Recognized as a joint ASCE / @ICE_engineers Landmark, the Falkirk Wheel showcases how past ingenuity and modern engineering can deliver enduring social, economic and environmental benefits.

Explore the history and engineering behind the remarkable innovation—free on @ASCEpublishing's #ASCELibrary now through May 31: https://t.co/tRTL1waxTT. #VisitASCELandmarks

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Technical Paper
"Design and Evaluation of a Novel Solid Spray Dust–Suppressant for Coal Mine Dust Reduction Based on a Molecular Dynamics Simulation"
By
Wanqing Qiao et al.
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2025 Journal of Management in Engineering End-of-Year Review | Journal of Management in Engineering | Vol 42, No 4 https://t.co/8azhHT8lVY

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The Florida Key’s original Seven Mile Bridge, built for rail in 1912, converted to a highway later, and abandoned in 1982, has sections now used by pedestrians, cyclists—and a hardy, friendly evergreen tree.

In the latest installment of his #ASCESource series, More Water Under the Bridge, Brian Brenner shares the tale of Fred the Tree: https://t.co/2v2eKRFsmD.

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How close are we to achieving dust-free working conditions for below-ground coal miners?

Researchers examine the state of dust removal and personal protection gear: https://t.co/Kdeymru8He.

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Smooth zipper merging doesn’t happen by accident—there will be signs. But how many and which ones?

A recent paper examined real-world freeway work zones to evaluate how different combinations of signage influence driver behavior: https://t.co/EhmrzeSpF6. @ASCEpublishing

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Advancing Digital Transformation through Virtual Project Management: An Evidence-Based Implementation Framework in the Built Environment Industry | Journal of Management in Engineering | Vol 42, No 4 https://t.co/lB7AUrENOJ

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Stud shear connectors are a proven solution in composite bridges, but construction is evolving. New research shows how grouped studs in steel–UHPC bridges can be evaluated to better predict strength and stiffness in design: https://t.co/xXpVk0Y2iB. @ASCEPublishing

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Contract Management of BIM-Based Projects in the Brazilian Public Sector: Contractors’ and Owners’ Perspectives | Journal of Management in Engineering | Vol 42, No 4 https://t.co/P9ePgnJJfq