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New publications for winter season 2017
From the areas: Construction Engineering General, Building Physics and Steel Construction.
Steel Construction is now included in Scopus
We are very pleased to announce that our journal “Steel Construction” has been evaluated and accepted for inclusion in Scopus. Being indexed in the largest abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed is a great achievement for us as well as an assurance of the quality of the journal for the scientific community.
Special offers 2018: save at least 20% on your journal subscription
We are offering the following subscriptions at a reduced rate. The offer is valid until December 31st, 2018. For more details please continue reading and see the detailed flyers.
PRINT and ONLINE
Geomechanics & Tunnelling (6 issues/ year)
The European Journal of Masonry (6 issues / year)
ONLINE ONLY
Steel Constuction (4 issues / year)
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While architects often dominate the headlines, civil engineers are responsible for bringing to life their ideas, ensuring that they are practical, safe and can withstand the forces of nature. Civil engineers have given the world bridges of more than 100 miles long, buildings that reach the clouds, and railway tunnels deep underground. They have created infrastructures that help to connect people, which have been vital to economic development and social mobility, improving the quality of people’s lives.
ce/papers will be the conference journal of the Eurosteel 2017
The second part of our conference journal ce/papers will appear at the EUROSTEEL 2017.
Impact Factor and CiteScore 2016
We could show an increase for most of our journals, with Beton- und Stahlbetonbau (Concrete and Reinforced Concrete Structures) in particular showing a good improvement from 0.425 to 0.691. A new feature is the CiteScore, another ranking factor assigned by the citing database Scopus (Elsevier). The numbers for most of the E&S journals have increase aswell.
Design of Joints in Steel Structures - UK edition
A new title from the European Convention for Constructional Steelwork (ECCS)
See all titles published from the ECCS:
www.ernst-und-sohn.de/en/eccs
The latest content from our journal Geomechanics & Tunnelling 03/2017: The Mont Cenis Base Tunnel
The New Lyon-Turin Line (NLTL) is an essential component of the ”Mediterranean Corridor“, one of the nine TEN-T network corridors, the future ”European metropolitan railway“ that will promote the movement of people and goods by rail, an ecological mode of transport. The goal is to reduce road transport, which increases pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.
With 12 % of the tunnels already excavated, there are currently 800 people working on the NLTL. This unique project, with its extraordinary history and innovative features, has been proposed as the subject of an international case study.
The full article is available online. Continue reading it in the Ernst & Sohn article database for only 25,- €. Our article database holds more than 31,000 articles from our journals. Directly to the article
The latest content from our journal Steel Construction 02/2017: Kienlesberg Bridge in Ulm, Germany
Kienlesberg Bridge is the new link for trams, pedestrians and cyclists between the inner city and the science centre in the north-west of Ulm. The bridge crosses a railway junction near the main station and a new high-speed rail link.
The geometric boundary conditions lead to unequal spans and complex alignments. Therefore, the scheme that won the design competition, which is now under construction, proposed a bridge made of steel.
Special calculations and details were necessary for dynamic and noise control reasons. The bridge is being built using incremental launching.
The full article is available online for free. Continue reading it in the Ernst & Sohn article database. Our article base holds more than 30,000 articles from our journals. Directly to the article
