Introduction to Joist and DeckThis session provides a practical overview of the fundamentals of joist and deck design. It reviews available joist types, provides guidance on selecting appropriate designations and […]
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Light Detection And Ranging (lidar) systems are a versatile remote sensing technique that has gained popularity due to the push for fully autonomous vehicles and robotic applications. An active sensing
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This session will explore the numerous projects the City of Atlanta has done or is doing to regentrify downtown Atlanta and the upper Westside area. We will look at various
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Contracts are the backbone of risk management for any business. Engineers face special challenges in contracting due to the heightened standard of care associated with professional design activities. This training
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Ethics is central to the practice of engineering, guiding decisions that affect public safety, project integrity, and professional credibility. This session offers a straightforward review of key ethical principles, common
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Depleted sand, gravel, and crushed stone quarries have long offered valuable landforms ready for adaptive reuse. Some of the earliest U.S. examples date back to 1800s Massachusetts, where former sand
Chris Martin will talk about the principles of good team functioning and a few myths about teamwork as well. He will explain what individual personality traits bring to a team
In this session, Tim Echols will talk about grid planning in Georgia and how it has worked since 1991. He’ll explain the dilemma of massive load growth juxtaposed against an