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Feature Articles in Civil Engineering Surveyor from 1999
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Topic	Title	Author	Issue
Adjudication	Adjudication : Are We Asking the Right Questions?	Tony Elven	July/ August 1999
	The Construction Act & Adjudication	Andrew Noble	May 1999
	Is Adjudication in Danger of Failing into Disrepute?	Rennie Broughton	May 2000
	Adjudication - Contract Drafting and the ICE Contract Forms	Paul Carter	October 2000
	Adjudication and the ICE Conditions	Jeremy Winter & John Rushton	March 2001
	Adjudication -v- Human Rights	Rennie Broughton	June 2001
	Dispute Resolution A Beginners Guide to the Current Procedures	David Carrick & Howard Klein	November 2001
	Human Rights and Natural Justice in Adjudication	Daniel Brawn	March 2001
	Adjudication update: Were the predictions correct?	Roger Knowles	April 2002
	Set-off against adjudication awards	Jeremy Winter	June 2002
	Adjudication Please discuss	John Price & Nick Henchie	July/ August 2002
	The impact of court decisions upon adjudication proceedings	Alan Williamson	September 2002
	New adjudicator's guidelines	Roger Knowles	November 2002
	Adjudication in China - Is it the answer?	Leonard S C Wong	April 2003
	Dispute Boards for the construction industry	David Loosemore	April 2003
	The A to Z of adjudication Part 1	Tom Ellis and Andy Williamson	April 2003
	Something for nothing!	Stephen Tennant	May 2003
	Rough, ready, uncertain, that's adjudication	John B Wilding	July/ August 2003
	The A to Z of adjudication Part 2	Tom Ellis and Andy Williamson	July/ August 2003
	Have the courts been sexing up adjudication?	John Rushton	September 2003
	The A to Z of adjudication Part 3	Tom Ellis and Andy Williamson	September 2003
	Adjudication	Michael Frisby	November 2003
	Referring disputes to adjudication (To refer or not to refer? That is the question)	Howard Klein	December/ January 2004
	A dispute or not a dispute? That is the question	Rennie Broughton	December/January 2004
	Disenchanted with the process	David Carrick	March 2004
	In the scheme of things	Steve Williams	July/ August 2004
	Ascertaining the facts and the law: The use of delay analysis expertise in adjudication	Robert Palles-Clark	October 2004
	Methods of enforcement of an adjudicator's decision	Emma Judge and Roger Laville	November 2004
	It does exactly what it says on the tin...	David Carrick	May 2005
	Adjudicators From the cradle to the grave	Steven Mash	June 2005
	Housing giraffes in hamster cages — How to make adjudication sound exciting	David Carrick	March 2006

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Topic	Title	Author	Issue
Bridges	New Hungerford Bridge Off The Blocks	Costain	December/ January 2000
	Widening and Strengthening of the Kingston Bridge	TN Healey & JHW Counsell	February 2000
	Gateshead Millennium Bridge Project	John Johnson	October 2000
	Inspection and Assessment of Bridges	Adrian Couper	October 2000
	Crossing the Nile: Aswan Bridge	Abdul Farooq	February 2001
	First Covered Footbridge across the Thames: The Jubilee Bridge	Bill Higgins	October 2001
	Brother and Sister on Medway River	Name Supplied	June 2001
	Bridge design using finite element analysis	Paul Belchamber	October 2002
	Bridges at the SCI	David Iles	May 2003
	CTRL completes UK's biggest bridge slide	Pascale Jessel	June 2003
	Bridges under the knife...	Walter Smyth and George Johnston	December/January 2004
	Stainless steel reinforcement An introduction to future durability	Edward James	May 2004
	The bridges of Rhode Island: Part 1	Barry Hiscox	December/January 2006
	The bridges of Rhode Island: Part 2	Barry Hiscox	February 2006
	The bridges of Rhode Island: Part 3	Barry Hiscox	March 2006

Brunel (Isambard Kingdom)	Small Man Tall Hat: The Engineering of IK Brunel	Hamish Mitchell	December/ January 2002
	A gorgeous bridge	Hamish Mitchell	February 2002
	God's wonderful railway Part 1 A gauged beginning	Hamish Mitchell	March 2002
	God's wonderful railway Part 2 Bristol bound	Hamish Mitchell	April 2002
	Gods Wonderful Railway Part 3 South to Exeter	Hamish Mitchell	May 2002
	God's Wonderful Railway - Part 4 Atmosphere south of Exeter	Hamish Mitchell	July/August 2002
	God's Wonderful Railway Part 5 In Kernow Country	Hamish Mitchell	September 2002
	The complete railwayman	Hamish Mitchell	October 2002
	One more river to cross	Hamish Mitchell	November 2002
	He saw three ships	Hamish Mitchell	December/ January 2003
	Isambard Kingdom Brunel's chamber of secrets revealed	Martin Rogers and Chris Edge	February 2003
	Materia medica	Hamish Mitchell	December/January 2004
	Putting the great' back in Great Britain: Brunel's ss Great Britain is relaunched	Dagmar Smeed	June 2005
	Happy birthday Isambard	Hamish Mitchell	April 2006

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Topic	Title	Author	Issue
Construction Law	Concilliation : The New Trend?	Brian Toderdill & Will Gard	March 1999
	The Legal Liabilities of Project Managers	Martin Howe	April 1999
	Concurrent Delays	Karen Scott	April 1999
	12 February '99 : A Red Letter Day or Black Friday?	J. Rushton	April 1999
	Bill of Quantities Rates	Terry Kelly	September 1999
	Set-Off In The Construction/Civils Industry	Jeremy Winter	November 1999
	Confidentiality in Arbitration	Jeremy Winter	November 1999
	Third Party Rights Under A Contract	Gillian Birkby	November 1999
	Who Takes the Risk	Samantha Watson	February 2000
	Concurrent Delay the new case law	Jeremy Winter	March 2000
	Employment Status Alone No Bar to Giving Expert Evidence	Christopher Pamplin	March 2000
	Procurement: It's a Risky Business	Simon Tolson	April 2000
	Construction Law Research Views from an Ivory Tower	Dee Davenport	November 2000
	Simple QS Matter Goes to Court	Roger Knowles	February 2001
	Will £30m Bid Costs be Paid?	Roger Knowles	March 2001
	A Matter of Great Interest	Roger Knowles	April 2001
	That Nothing of Itself will Come	John Fraser Gordon	April 2001
	Retention A Bone of Contention	Roger Knowles	May 2001
	Hudson's Formula Revisited A Recent Case	Roger Knowles	June 2001
	Concurrent Delays: How are they Resolved?	Roger Knowles	July/ August 2001
	Are Employees at Risk?	Roger Knowles	November 2001
	Dispute Resolution A Beginners Guide to the Current Procedures	David Carrick & Howard Klein	November 2001
	Latham Revisited A Progress Report Part 1	James M Arnott	July/ August 2001
	Latham Revisited A Progress Report Part 2	James M Arnott	September 2001
	Employers' Insurance Its Effect on Contractors' Liability for Negligence	Jeremy Winter	October 2001
	If You Get it Wrong Do You Always Have to Pay?	Roger Knowles	December/January 2002
	Agreement by the parties ignored by the courts	Roger Knowles	March 2002
	Pay when paid	Michael Frisby	March 2002
	Programmes and contractual entitlement	Daniel Atkinson	May 2002
	Restoring the balance Or simply raising different questions	John M Rushton	Jul/Aug 02
	There is no substitute for proof	Roger Knowles	July/ August 2002
	Acceleration reduces time but increases cost	Roger Knowles	September 2002
	Corporate killing	Derian Keyms	November 2002
	Advocate's immunity	Jeremy Winter and Paul Cain	November 2002
	Extensions of time - Notice as a condition precedent to entitlement	Jeremy Winter and Michelle Essen	December/January 2003
	Courts' review of completion	Roger Knowles	December/January 2003
	SCL delay and disruption protocol - An update	Jeremy Winter	February 2003
	Liquidated damages and Barnet FC	Geoff Brewer	March 2003
	Manager's costs recoverable	Roger Knowles	May 2003
	The meaning of disputes	Geoff Brewer	May 2003
	Let the punishment fit the crime	Roger Knowles	May 2003
	The phoenix syndrome The liability of directors	Geoff Brewer	July/ August 2003
	Liquidated damages	Jeremy Winter	October 2003
	No wormhole to the courts Legal notebook	David Carrick	November 2003
	The Unfair Contract Terms Act	Geoff Brewer	November 2003
	Kill Howard Legal notebook	David Carrick	December/January 2004
	Out of court... Out of mind	Dennis Gedge	February 2004
	Don't risk it with asbestos	Daniel Jude	May 2004
	Recovery of contractor's fixed cost/head office overhead and profit	David Carrick with David Scott	June 2004
	We're all going on a summer holiday, but is it paid leave?	Kate Meadowcroft	June 2004
	Building in disability awareness Challenges for the construction industry	Derek Ching with Prof. Keith Bright	October 2004
	Legal liabilities of cost managers and cost consultants	Alistair Groves	November 2004
	Head office overheads revisited Legal notebook	David Carrick	November 2004
	Reimbursement of overheads	Geoff Brewer	December/January 2005
	The tenable tender	David Carrick	February 2005
	Letters of intent: Should they be a thing of the past?	Roger Knowles	March 2005
	No cause for global issues	James Levy and Clive Greenwood	March 2005
	Letters of doubtful intent	Ellis Baker and Anthony Lavers	April 2005
	The expert's immunity: The end of the road you have been warned	James Levy and Clive Greenwood	April 2005
	Choosing the right forum to resolve disputes	Roger Knowles	May 2005
	The Italian Job III: Legal Notebook	David Carrick	June 2005
	DTI consultation paper looks like a damp squib	Roger Knowles	June 2005
	Legionella trial	Rachel Clayfield	July/ August 2005
	Letters of intent — When is a contract not a contract?	Emma Judge	October 2005
	Retention — Is it time for a balanced view?	Roger Knowles	November 2005
	The accrual of a cause of action	Geoff Brewer	November 2005
	Highlights of the second edition of the TCC guide	Lindsay Yuill	November 2005
	When’s payday?	David Carrick	December/January 2006
	Dispute resolution boards and the ICE procedure	John Papworth	February 2006
	Business immigration	Neil Gouldson	March 2006
	Contemporary record sheets and non-chargeable breaks	Nigel Ribbands	March 2006
	DTI Consultation: A worthwhile way of marking Valentine's Day?	John M Rushton	April 2006
	Two juggernauts collide — Many casualties expected	David Carrick	April 2006

Contaminated Land	Risk Assessment for Gas Contaminated Ground	P. Witherington	March 1999
	Contaminated Land	Roger Johnson	March 2000
	A Guide to the New Contaminated Land Regime	Sean Ryan	May 2000
	The Contaminated Land Regulations (2000): A Significantly Risky Business	Adam Czarnecki & Sarah Dack	March 2001
	The Remediation Question	Paul Webster	March 2001
	Liability law on contaminated land	David Blackburn	March 2002
	Back to the Future: Historical Imagery points the way to contaminated land risk	Dr Alun Jones	March 2002
	Foundation techniques and remediation of brownfield land	Dr Chris Evans	March 2002
	Smaller rigs for contaminated sites	Catherine O'Connor	March 2002
	Brownfield development Realising opportunities, managing risks: CIRIA's guide to brownfield management	Doug Laidler	March 2003
	Biological methods for contaminated land management Three case studies	A report from Ciria	March 2003
	The legacy of the revolution (contaminated land)	James Rogers	March 2003
	Hidden liabilities associated with contaminated land	Anthony Joyce	May 2003
	Drive for brownfield regeneration brings opportunities	Mark Hunter	February 2004
	Managing risks on contaminated land	John Crowther	March 2004
	Landfill Directive sets new challenges	Tim Jessop	March 2004
	The management of large-scale remediation schemes with consideration to environmental management systems and sustainability	Dr Martin Cross	March 2005
	The investigation and assessment of contaminated land	Dr Chris Evans	March 2005

Contracts	New ICE Conditions of Contract Launched	Andrew Morley	October 1999
	New 7th Edition of the ICE Conditions of Contract	J. Winter	December/ January 2000
	Changes to the NEC for the CTRL (Channel Tunnel Rail Link)	Peter Collins	February 2001
	Frequent Problems Encountered in the Use of the ECC Form Contract	Alan Bates	July/ August 2000
	Asset Management Contracts in Public-Private Sector Partnership	N icky Watkins	October 2000
	PPC 2000 A Partnering Contract for the Future	Roger Knowles	December/ January 2001
	Valuation of Variations Under the ICE Conditions of Contract The Thrills and Spills of Tendering	Jeremy Winter	June 2000
	The NEC Form: Is it All its Cracked up to be?	Roger Knowles	September 2001
	Design and Build New Risks	Helen Garthwaite	November 2001
	Update on FIDIC's Rainbow Forms of Construction Contracts	Jim McCluskey	May 2001
	A Review of the NECD	Steven Williams	October 2002
	Is the ECC contract working as expected?	Roger Knowles	April 2003
	ECC Option C The contractual significance of time, risk and float	Alan Williamson	July/ August 2003
	Guaranteed maximum price Fact or fiction?	Roger Knowles	July/ August 2003
	The Major Project Form: Some unanswered questions	John Rushton	October 2003
	Latest contract from the JCT stable	Roger Knowles	February 2004
	ECC options C, D and E Working areas overheads percentage	Alan Williamson	May 2004
	E-procurement for Dwr Cymru Welsh Water	Paul Hogan	September 2004
	ICE has been rewired	David Carrick	September 2004
	Procurement trends	Martin Kennard and Roy Sinclair	October 2004
	The contractual status of bills of quantities' omissions under the ICE Conditions of Contract 7th Edition (January 2003)	Alan Williamson	November 2004
	NEC ECC Third Edition The expected key changes	Michael Rowlinson	June 2005
	Improving payment practices in the construction industry: The response	Abigail Tomkins	September 2005
	The target price on cost reimbursable contracts	Roger Knowles with Mike Gregson	September 2005
	NECECC 3rd Edition The revised family	Michael Rowlinson	September 2005
	The NEC	David Carrick	October 2005
	When Irish eyes are smiling? Proposed changes to the government’s standard forms of contract in the Republic of Ireland	James Golden	November 2005
	NEC3: Revisions to the schedules of cost components and the fee in the ECC	Michael Rowlinson	November 2005
	Draft public works contracts in the Republic of Ireland	Will Merriman	December/January 2006
	NEC3 — Changes to the compensation events and associated procedures	Michael Rowlinson	December/January 2006
	New JCT forms	Jeremy Winter	February 2006
	NEC3: What’s new in core clauses 1 and 2 — Key dates and other things	Michael Rowlinson	March 2006
	NEC3: Changes to core clauses 3, 4 and 5	Michael Rowlinson	April 2006
	ICE conditions of contract: Some cases on time limits	Jeremy Winter and Eleanor Kewish	April 2006

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Topic	Title	Author	Issue
Demolition	Facing the future of demolition the hard way	David Clarke	September 2005

Development Engineering	Engineers Without Borders: Working together to develop a brighter future	Enzo Labrosciano and Paul Glennie	February 2003

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Topic	Title	Author	Issue
Education & Training	Quality Assurance in Surveying Education Part 1: A Global Model	Stig Enemark & Robert Hodgkinson	April 2000
	Quality Assurance in Surveying Education Part 2: A Case Study	Stig Enemark & Robert Hodgkinson	May 2000
	Geospatial Engineering Education in the 2 1st Century	Alan Dodson	November 2000
	Higher Education in Crisis	John Abbiss	April 2001
	Contract Agencies The Facts	Mike Silvester	April 2001
	Education and training in Project Management	John McLaughlin and Sue Beavil	April 2002
	Where have all the people gone? The skills shortage	Robin Jones	June 2002
	Maths in civil engineering What's it all about?	Dennis Gedge	April 2003
	So what's new?	Robin Jones	April 2003
	Questioning the reform So, what's new? A graduate's response	Jennii Chadwick	May 2003
	Mentoring A valuable training tool for the construction industry?	Ian Skinner	May 2003
	Professional foul	Dennis Gedge	May 2003
	Moving out from ivory towers The increase of commercial outreach from UK universities	Dr David Barber and Dr Jon Mills	February 2004
	The survey field course Doing more than it says on the tin!!	Matthew J Stott	September 2004
	Problem based learning (PBL)	Conor Cahalane	March 2005
	Investing in construction inclusion	Tony Burnett	March 2005
	The changing face of hydrographic education in the UK	Dr Victor Abbott	September 2005
	The role of education in surveyors’ commitment to society and sustainable development	Professor Dr-Ing Holger Magel	April 2006

Environment	Environmental Good Practice in Construction: Back to the Boardroom	Mike Sutton	March 2000
	Modifications to an Existing Activated Sludge Plant	lan Herrod	July/ August 2000
	Draining Somerset	Hamish Mitchell	April 2001
	Foot and Mouth Disease: Effects on Developers and Contractors	Karen Brooks	May 2001
	The Role of Building Services in Sustainable Development	Tanya Ross	September 2001
	Regeneration for a Changing Climate	Trevor Beattie	September 2001
	Green Waterside Erosion Repair Techniques	Christopher R Nethercoat	December/January 2002
	When the rains drain mainly to the plain...	Stephen Winpenny	July/August 2002
	The challenge of the multi-jurisdictional deal: The perspective of an environmental consultant	Pascal Meyer	December/January 2003
	Assessing risks to ecosystems	A report from the Environment Agency	March 2003
	PPG25 and flood risk assessment	Steve Winpenny	September 2003
	Climate change	Dr John Turnpenny	February 2004
	Protecting an irreplaceable part of our heritage	A report from the Environment Agency	October 2004
	Don't just listen, act	Ian Pritchett	June 2004
	Worth building on and saving Thames Gateway is both ugly and beautiful	Ian Abley	June 2004
	A waste of time? The Committee on Radioactive Waste Management	Abigail Tomkins	March 2005
	Preventing sedimentation in modular stormwater storage systems	Mike Faram	September 2005
	Mapping out environmental risk	Richard Pawlyn	March 2006

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Topic	Title	Author	Issue
FIG	Looking Back & Looking Forward	Jim Smith	March 1999
	ICES elected as a member association of FIG	Jim Smith	July/ August 1999
	Membership of the Internation Federation of Surveyors	R. Jones	October 1999
	FIG Report: Enhancing the Professional Competence of Geodetic Surveyors in Europe	David Rodgers	December/January 2001
	What is FIG and What does it do?	Editorial	September 2001
	FIG in Washington DC	Ed Danson	June 2002
	XXII FIG International Congress, Washington DC	Jim Smith, David Rodgers and Derek Smith	July/August 2002
	FIG Commisson 6 Engineering Surveys Work Plan 2002 - 2006	A report from FIG	September 2002
	Construction procurement and FIG Commission 10 (springtime in Paris)	Andrew Morley	March 2003
	ICES and FIG: What's the point and is it worth it?	David Rodgers	March 2003
	Surveyors and politics: The need for dialogue	Univ Prof Dr-Ing Holger Magel	March 2005
	The Olympic spirit of surveying: FIG's working week in Athens	Alan F Wright	July/August 2004
	Can membership of FIG be justified?	Alan F Wright	September 2004
	FIG in Jakarta	Alan Wright	November 2004
	From Pharaohs to geoinformatics: A working week in Cairo	Jim Smith with Alan Wright, Andrew Morley, Gethin Roberts and Ed Danson	May 2005

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Topic	Title	Author	Issue
Geospatial Engineering Surveying	Movement Monitoring	Martin Sheward	June 1999
	Horizontal Control of a Temperature Adjusted Asymmetrical Steel Core and Frame Structure	Eric Zeeven	July/August 2001
	Optimal Surveying with Reflectorless Optical Total Stations	Joseph VR Paiva	September 2001
	Precision Aerial Survey by Helicopter, a Solution for Transportation Engineers	Trevor Burton	June 2001
	Geomatics: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow	John Manthorpe	November 2001
	Updating your survey system	Shane MacLaughlin	November 2002
	Keeping up with technology	Ian Stilgoe	April 2003
	Speeding up the survey	Simon Brightwell	May 2003
	Boundary issues New rules for land	Nigel Atkinson	June 2003
	Civil engineering in the picture	Philip Round	June 2003
	Dinosaur attacks Westminster Many casualties	Ed Danson	December/January 2004
	Standards as standard!	Tony Battle	December/January 2004
	Touching the geoid: A report from the International Institution for the History of Surveying and Measurement	Jim Smith	March 2004
	The impact of technology on surveying: Past, present, and future	Daniel Wallace	April 2004
	Unearthing the past	J R Smith	May 2004
	British Antarctic Survey	Linda Capper	June 2004
	Developments at OS Ireland	Iain Greenway	November 2004
	Landslide monitoring in the Rhondda Valley, South Wales	Graham Hunter	November 2004
	Finite element analysis of historical buildings	Paulo Lourenço	December/January 2005
	Surveying the gherkin	Keith Hofgartner	December/January 2005
	Getting to grips with geophysics	Nikki Fairs	December/January 2005
	Diary of a disaster: After the Tsunami	David Spackman	February 2005
	The Geospatial Engineering Board's Buried Services Working Group	Ed Danson	February 2005
	Avoiding the temple of doom	Mark Whittingham	March 2005
	Opportunity and threat: Scottish Geomatics	John McCreadie	April 2005
	Who said surveying was boring..? Working in the Falklands	Roger Wilcox	April 2005
	Speaking the same language Misconceptions between engineers and geophysicists in terms of what geophysics can do	Nikki Fairs	May 2005
	Struve Arc makes world heritage list	The National Land Survey of Finland	September 2005
	The survey system for positioning high-speed slab track on the CTRL	James Douglas, William Archibald and Aleks Stroka	September 2005
	Talking Turkey: A survey of the new Formula One race circuit in Istanbul	Jonathan Semple	September 2005
	First for surveyors and a first for world heritage: The Struve Arc	Jim Smith	October 2005
	Boundary dispute resolution in England and Wales: Surveyors and lawyers working together to resolve problems	David J Powell	October 2005
	It’s time to put ourselves back on the map	Ed Danson	November 2005
	Geoinformatics for disaster management: The July 2005 Mumbai floods	Professor Madhav N Kulkarni	December/January 2006
	It’s good to calibrate — with ear defenders	Ed Danson	February 2006
	Tsunami: One year on	Report from the European Space Agency	February 2006
	Climate change hogwash exposed and other useful facts	Ed Danson	March 2006
	75 years young — Happy birthday Survey Review	Abigail Tomkins	April 2006

GIS and Mapping	Recording Topographic Change in GB (part1)	Ian Logan	February 1999
	Recording Topographic Change in GB (part2)	Ian Logan	March 1999
	Surveying in a Data Rich Society	Peter Dale	October 2000
	Information Paper 112000 Coordinate Positioning Ordnance Survey Policy and Strategy	Phil Davies	May 2000
	Millennium Mapping	Tristram Carey	June 2000
	British Geological Survey Develops the Digital Geoscience Spatial Model	lan Smith	June 2000
	The Current Ordnance Survey's Policy and Strategy - A User's Perspective	John Grant	July/ August 2000
	Widening Access to Ordnance Survey Data	Christopher Roper	June 2001
	The Surveying and Mapping Revolution and its Impact on Civil Engineering	GEB Collaboration	July/ August 2001
	Pipeline Mapping	Paul Shaw & Magdi Tawfik	September 2001
	Mapping and Modelling an Environment	Chris Shackleton	December/ January 2002
	Is your GIS flat? Using stereo imagery to create 3D databases	Jonathan Shears	March 2002
	Meeting the master challenge	A report from Ordnance Survey	June 2002
	The map that changed the world?	Ian Jackson	September 2002
	US military combines GIS and location technology to create online tracking system	Marc Barthello and Alan Beiagi	April 2003
	Spatial multimedia in the military: Visualising the battlespace never seemed so real	Chris Betz	May 2003
	Digital mapping of the Isle of Man	David Kelly	June 2003
	Living in a 3D world Anybody for sections?	John Strodachs	June 2003
	Use of GIS in site investigation	David Sinclair	July/August 2003
	Doing GIS right	Tony Battle	September 2003
	The Great Arc Maps happen because people question	Editorial	September 2003
	Planning for a GIS	Tony Battle	October 2003
	CAD -v- GIS	Tony Battle	November 2003
	Affordable GPS/GIS for utilities	Stig Pedersen	February 2004
	What, no DTM?	Dr John Strodachs	June 2004
	From general purpose CAD to the preferred land survey and civil engineering environment	Roger Wilcox	June 2004
	A short history of mapping	Nicola Meads	November 2004
	How fast is Britain changing?	Claire Carter	June 2005
	Unfolding the history of 1:25,000 mapping in Britain	Claire Carter	February 2006
	Mapping the waterways: How GIS is helping to manage Britain’s canals and rivers	Mark Plews	March 2006

GPS and Machine Control	Deformation Surveys at Cobb Power Station, New Zealand	R.Dale	March 1999
	More Polar Bearings	Johnathan Walton	April 1999
	Machine Control Systems	Harry Glennie	May 1999
	Guidance and Control of Construction Machines : Geodetic applications	Olaf Katowski	June 1999
	The Application of GPS to Machine Control	Neil Ackroyd	July/ August 1999
	3D Machine Control for the Construction Industry	E. Korpershoek	September 1999
	In-car GPS : An expensive toy, or a real asset?	Bernard Hartas	September 1999
	Using RTK GPS to Control Construction Plant	G.Roberts & A.Dodson	November 1999
	Road Construction : New Prospects for Automatic Vehicle Guidance	Christopher Pichot	December/ January 2000
	Satellite Positioning: the Future	Paul Cross	December/ January 2001
	Two Dimensional Accuracy with Help from Virtual Reference Stations (VRS)	Rolf Aeberli	April 2001
	How to Survey 2,800 Kilometres in a Month	Calum Shone	May 2001
	Using GPS for Surveying Drainage Features	Mark Newling	September 2001
	GPS for Monitoring Dams and Other Large Structures	Jamal Gledan & Stuart Edwards	October 2001
	To Supply a Centimetric Precision Real-Time Positioning Service	Valerie Schouler	October 2001
	Virtual Reference Station (VRS) systems for improved efficiencies in port operations	Gary Chisholm	November 2002
	Satellite navigation: Why Galileo?	Vidal Ashkenazi	February 2003
	Augmenting GPS with GLONASS	Mark Burbidge	June 2003
	Taking aim at accuracy in global navigation satellite systems	Paula Knee	May 2004
	Galileo: 18 months to go and counting!	Dr David WG Park	June 2004
	Does VRS mean very rich surveyors?	Keith Hofgartner	September 2004
	Taking dimensional control to the Gulf of Mexico	Dave Barnett	October 2004
	Will it fit? Of course it will! A DC manager's tale	Dave Barnett	March 2005
	BIGF: The UK's continuous GPS data archive	Dr David Baker	April 2005
	GPS and the Hellenic railway	Vasileios Paslis with Christos Vagias	May 2005

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Topic	Title	Author	Issue
Health & Safety	Grey Imports : The HSE View	Stuart Bullock	April 1999
	Rail Industry Safety Project Management	Chris Thorpe	May 1999
	Revitalising health and safety	Robin Jones	April 2002
	Falls from height, site transport and slips n' trips	Andrew East	October 2004
	Health and safety A core component of corporate social responsibility	Roger Mitchell and Karen Clarke-Whistler	July/August 2005

Highways & Roads	M60 Motorway Bridge Bearings Replaced	Adrian Couper	June 1999
	Development of Network Management on Greater Manchesher's Motorways	Graham Kilner	October 1999
	Repair of Infrastructure	Adrian Couper	May 2000
	The Value of Good Car Park Design	Roy-Nield Dumper	May 2000
	The Strategic Road Network	Helen Burt	March 2002
	Drainage management on the A500: A personal account	Martin Peet	November 2003
	Managing the move to the intelligent highway	James Catmur and Dr Peter Bell	May 2004
	Moving mountains A brief history of the M62	Howard Stevens and Harry Yeadon	June 2004
	Keeping Wales moving	Jeff Collins	May 2005

Hydrographics	Ocean Survey (part 1)	John Westwood/ Barney Parsons	September 1999
	Ocean Survey (part 2)	John Westwood/ Barney Parsons	October 1999
	A Shallow Water Surveying System	Ted Read	September 1999
	The Edge in the Field River Amber Survey Report	Steve McBennett	October 2000
	Hydrographics A Competence Assurance and Assessment Scheme for the Geomatics Industry	Ed Danson	July/ August 2000
	Grand Union Canal: Culvert Inspection Using ROV Technology	Ted Read	September 2000
	Dam Monitoring	Jim Wright	April 2001
	Ladybower Reservoir and Dam Millennium Project	Paul Jeffrey	July/ August 2001
	Hydrogeology of a nuclear plant	Bob Skinner	July/August 2002
	Facing a titanic dilemma: Monitoring ice fows	Robert Freeman,	July/August 2002
	Speed and flexibility in coastline hydrographics	Roy Jarman	September 2002
	Offshore renewables offer survey opportunities	Steve Bellew and Richard Cooke	September 2002
	Swathe echo sounding	Pete McKenzie-Midlane	September 2002
	Hydrography? What's that all about, then?	Ed Danson	December/January 2003
	Hydrography The times they are a changin'	Ed Danson	July/August 2003
	Recent advances in small boat surveying	Ted Read	July/August 2003
	Integrated Coastal Hydrography	David Parker	September 2003
	From deserts to transits via Normandy	Ed Danson	July/August 2004
	Wide swath sonars for shallow water engineering surveys	Dr Tom Hiller	July/August 2004
	A critical analysis of the height accuracy potential of bathymetric LIDAR applied to coastal areas: An Irish case study	Joseph McManus	October 2004
	Why fuel is so expensive and other stuff	Ed Danson	July/August 2005
	Up the creek without a paddle	A report from Thales with the Hydrographic Departments of Dakar, Senegal, Nouakchott, Mauritania and Mali and the Port Autonome de Bordeaux	July/August 2005
	Protecting the marsh	Adam Hosking	July/August 2005
	Getting your water wings	Mike Wilson	July/August 2005
	Using airborne lidar bathymetry to map shallow river environments	David Millar, John Gerhard and Robert Hilldale	September 2005

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Topic	Title	Author	Issue
Institution Business	The Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing Panel	Rory Stanbridge	March 2002
	The ICE/ICES Commercial Management Board	Eur Ing John Hitchings	May 2002
	What's in a name...?	John Bacon	Oct 2002
	Geospatial aspects of tunnelling	A report from the Geospatial Engineering Board	June 2005
	What have we started?! The geospatial future of buried services	Martin Cullen	June 2005
	Chief examiner… Why do we need one?	Ian Cowling	April 2006

Insurance & Finance	Errors and Omissions... PI Policies	John Hornsey	May 2001
	How Wide is Your Cover?	Graham Cowie	June 2001
	An assessment of self assessment	Julian Shaw	June 2002
	Professional indemnity insurers have cause for concern	Roger Knowles	October 2002
	Avoiding the tax trap 10 useful tips	Julian Shaw	April 2003
	PI premiums on the increase?	Lorraine Fleming	April 2003
	More bang for your buck	Lance Rigby	April 2003
	Liability insurance under scrutiny	A report from the Office of Fair Trading	July/ August 2003
	The price of professionalism	Steve Radford	February 2004
	Professional indemnity insurance	Andrew Shann	March 2004
	PII for construction consultants	A liability briefing from the Construction Industry Council	April 2004
	The role of professional indemnity insurance in the management of project risks	Ewan A MacGregor	April 2004
	PII and joint and several liability in the construction industry: The case for reform	Adapted from a report by the Association of Consulting Engineers	May 2004
	Professional indemnity (PI) insurance without the pain	David Martin	May 2005
	More than just a sheet of paper: Why should you buy professional indemnity (PI) insurance?	Richard Long	April 2006

Interviews	Getting to Know You Mike Casebourne Interview 1	Peter Clayfield	March 2000
	Getting to Know You - Mike Casebourne Interview 2	Peter Clayfield	April 2000
	Welcome to the House of Hiscox - The Presidential Interview , ICES President	Alex Khan	November 2000
	The 21st Century E-volution of the Ordnance Survey - Vanessa Lawrence	AH Palmer & JR Smith	February 2001
	The 21st Century E-volution of the Ordnance Survey: Interview with Vanessa Lawrence, Director General and Chief Executive, Ordnance Survey Part 2	AH Palmer & JR Smith	March 2001
	Around the Regions in 365 days: Harry Glennie, ICES President	Darrell Smart	November 2001
	An Interview with Peter Heathershaw	Darrell Smart	November 2002
	The man behind the President (part 1): John B Wilding, ICES President	Darrell Smart	November 2003
	The man behind the President (part 2): John B Wilding, ICES President	Darrell Smart	December/January 2004
	Confronting the present to face the future: Roger Knowles, President, QSi	Darrell Smart	July/August 2004
	Pure malt of a man: Robert Fleming , ICES President	Darrell Smart	November 2004
	The lawnmower man: In conversation with the ICE's youngest ever President, Colin Clinton	Darrell Smart	February 2005
	Bringing home the Bacon: John MD Bacon, ICES President	Darrell Smart	November 2005
	On song with Gordon Masterton, ICE President	Darrell Smart	February 2006
	Preparing the next generation: Robin Jones, the new SURCO Director of Training	Darrell Smart	April 2006

IT & Software	How to Choose a Human Resources System	David Johnson	September 1999
	Downloading from the Internet	Richard Dinnick	October 1999
	Electronic Data Transfer : A Key to Future Success	John Waiting	October 1999
	Buildng Firm Foundations for the Future	Sean Wilson	October 1999
	CAD Models Move into the Real World	Tony Marshall	October 1999
	Keeping Up With Technology	Neil Carey	November 1999
	IT in Construction Best Practice	John Connaughton	June 2000
	Devil in the Details: The Online Future for Project Management	Tim Cole	November 2000
	Application Software Development for Coastal Erosion Studies and Shoreline Management Plan	Roger Wilcox	September 2000
	An Analysis Tool in Pre-concept Design	Philip Madeley	September 2000
	The Right Tool for the Right Job	Nigel Lorriman	June 2001
	Developing Software for the Future	John Strodachs	June 2001
	The Business Case for Network Modelling - - -	David Fortune	November 2001
	Software Developments with Railtrack	Ted Stephens	November 2001
	Can IT be used to increase the benefits of the ECC?	Robin Wilkin	April 2002
	Programming for an asset management plan	Dean Edmundson	April 2002

L
Topic	Title	Author	Issue
Laser Scanning	A New Laser Guidance System for Road Pavers	Barry Gorham	November 2000
	Laser Scanning Revolutionises Site Survey	Nathalie Bartlett	June 2000
	Theodoodle-ums et al: Abstracting, using and providing survey data from scan data	Alan Barrow	October 2002
	The place of laser systems within the surveying mix for railway network survey	Andrew Bailey	October 2002
	Building capture by 3D laser scanning A case study	Tony Rogers	October 2002
	Laser scanning within the petro-chemical industry	Peter J Field	October 2002
	Terrestrial laser scanning or close range photogrammetry? A practical comparison	David Barber and Jon Mills	October 2002
	Can laser scanning and photogrammetry live in harmony?	Simon J Barnes	December/ January 2003
	Using hybrid multi-station adjustment for an integrated camera laser scanner system	Andreas Ullrich, Roland Schwarz and Helmut Kager	October 2003
	Lion Salt Works, Marston A laser scanning case study	Tony Rogers	October 2003
	2D or not 2D? That is the question: How laser scanning is helping to work three dimensionally	Simon J Barnes and Derry Long	November 2003
	Laser scanning for asset management	Bruce Jenkins	April 2004
	Laser scanning and the law A US view	Bruce Jenkins	October 2004
	Surveying a grade 1 listed grotto	Tony Rogers	October 2004
	Are you still carrying the risk? The benefits of modern survey technology	Alan Barrow	October 2005
	A moving story	Duncan Lees	October 2005
	Glacier scanning	Peter Johnson	October 2005
	A revolution in laser scanning technology: Waveform digitization	Andreas Ullrich, Rainer Reichert and Kate Strange	October 2005
	US Navy improves readiness with 3D laser scanning	Tom Greaves	March 2006

M
Topic	Title	Author	Issue
Major Projects	Runway 2 : A Project with Green Credentials	Mike Conway	June 1999
	Making Scandinavia Whole The Oresund Link	Andy Yeoward	October 2000
	Eden the Other Dome	Hamish Mitchell	December/ January 2001
	The Cathedral of Canals: The Anderton Boat Lift	Linda Butterworth	March 2002
	China's colossus: Three Gorges Dam	Madhavi Swamy	June 2003
	Paradise regained Constructing The Palm	Susan Crabb	July/August 2003
	Holyrood: It wis'nae me	Editorial	October 2004
	Not on the map: Diana Princess of Wales Memorial Fountain	Dennis Gedge	December/January 2005
	If it wis'nae you, then who the hell was it? A look at the Scottish Parliament building debacle	Hamish Mitchell	February 2005
	Putting the plans on ice: The new Halley research station	British Antarctic Survey	March 2005
	A letter from Antarctica	Michael Wright	May 2005
	Trouble at Bath Spa	Hamish Mitchell	October 2005
	A most wonderful retirement: The Saqqara Geophysical Survey Project	Ian J Mathieson	November 2005
	Providence indeed! The Fox Point hurricane barrier	Barry Hiscox	November 2005
	Refurbishment on a grand scale: A look at the development of the Falkirk Wheel	Hamish Mitchell	December/January 2006

Method of Measurement for Highway Works	Opening Pandora's Box The MMHW Part 1 - A separate method	Hamish Mitchell	March 2004
	Opening Pandora's Box The MMHW Part 2 Relationships	Hamish Mitchell	April 2004
	Opening Pandora's Box The MMHW Part 3 - Overseas influence	Hamish Mitchell	May 2004
	Opening Pandora's Box The MMHW Part 4 Mechanics	Hamish Mitchell	June 2004
	Opening Pandora's Box The MMHW Part 5 Is it covered?	Hamish Mitchell	July/August 2004
	Opening Pandora's Box The MMHW Part 6 Have YOU got it covered?	Hamish Mitchell	September 2004
	Opening Pandora's Box The MMHW Part 7 Ambling through the preambles	Hamish Mitchell	November 2004
	Opening Pandora's Box The MMHW Part 8 - In the beginning	Hamish Mitchell	December/January 2005
	Opening Pandora's Box The MMHW Part 9 - Between a rock and a hard place	Hamish Mitchell	March 2005
	Opening Pandora's Box The MMHW Part 10 Down the drain	Hamish Mitchell	April 2005
	Opening Pandora's Box The MMHW Part 11 Where there's muck, there's brass	Hamish Mitchell	May 2005
	Opening Pandora's Box The MMHW Part 12 Designed to innovate?	Hamish Mitchell	June 2005
	Opening Pandora's Box The MMHW Part 13 Closing the box	Hamish Mitchell	July/ August 2005

Military Engineering	Tunnelling Under the Western Front	Hamish Mitchell	February 1999
	Protected by Pill	Hamish Mitchell	March 1999
	God Bless You Mr Bailey	Hamish Mitchell	April 1999
	Nissan Around	Hamish Mitchell	May 1999
	A Harbour Afloat	Hamish Mitchell	July / August 1999
	A Rabbit Warren in Rock	Hamish Mitchell	September 1999
	In Defence of the Coast	Hamish Mitchell	October 1999
	The Scottish Ports	Hamish Mitchell	November 1999
	PLUTO goes to France	Hamish Mitchell	December/ January 2000
	Tales of a Military Engineer (by the Ghostbuster)	Ross Hunter	June 2000
	Taking Logistics to Extremes Supporting the Rebuilding of War-Torn Kosovo	Neil Clark	November 2000
Mining Engineering	Cornish Mining - Sentinels of the Past	Hamish Mitchell	November 2000

P
Topic	Title	Author	Issue
Partnering	Partnering : A Question of Trust & Respect	Bob Fleming	September 1999
	Partnering agreements at a subcontract level	Alan Williamson	April 2002
	Partnering Is it here to stay?	Roger Knowles	May 2002
	A Polish Private Partnership A study in patience	Martin Kennard	February 2003
	The road to success in PPP toll roads: An Asia-Pacific perspective	Geoff Roberts and Nicholas Brown	September 2005

Photogrammetry	Half Photogrammetry and 3D Modelling Cut Shutdown Period in	Tony Davies	May 2000
	Orthophoto Data A Cost Effective Base for Engineering Design and Environmental Assessment	Greg Simmons	June 2000
	The Role of Digital Photogrammetry as a 2 1st Century Defence Technology	Bill Riley & Cameron Japp	December/January 2001
	Integrated Theodolite-Laser-Camera System	lain Shearer - Yi Dong Huang & Steve Ball	February 2001
	Glamorgan Heritage Coast Cliff Monitoring by Terrestrial Photogrammetry	Frank Hobbs & Yi Dong Huang	March 2001
	The Fair-Weather Surveyor's Dream: Using your Camera to Survey Structures	Jon Mills & Guy Pierson	April 2001
	Digital photogrammetric orthorectification	Ned Chisholm	February 2002
	Terrestrial laser scanning or close range photogrammetry? A practical comparison	David Barber and Jon Mills	October 2002
	Can laser scanning and photogrammetry live in harmony?	Simon J Barnes	December/ January 2003
	Cost effective topographic information from photogrammetry and NEXTMap GB data	Martin Tocher and Dave Horner	December/January 2004
	Photogrammetry Still cutting edge technology?	Gordon Niven	December/January 2004
	Keeping up with the times (P&RS)	Trevor Burton	December/January 2004
	The changing face of digital airborne imaging and remote sensing	Mike Zywiel	December/January 2004
	Photogrammetry on the cheap	John Walsh	December/January 2005
	The view from above	Nigel Lorriman	June 2005
	Beaumaris Castle	Dave Bellwood	December/January 2006
	Videogrammetric monitoring of membrane roof structures	Shih-Yuan Lin and Jon Mills	December/January 2006

Photography (Construction)	There's more to photography than meets the eye	Adrian Waine	February 2005
	Photography, glamorous? You must be joking!	Adrian Waine	April 2005

Piling	The compact displacement pile	Ross Miller	March 2003
	Piling on the pressure	John Chick	June 2003
	How to choose the right pile types	AJ Hurst	September 2003
	Plastic piling The full process	Mark Sims	March 2004
	Piling and foundation engineering The way ahead	John Patch	March 2004
	The development and testing of a rotary displacement pile	Nick Wharmby	September 2004
	What the non-specialist needs to know about foundations	A report from the Federation of Piling Specialists	April 2005
	Soft ground stabilisation	Andy Russell	April 2005
	Saving Sveriges Riksdag	Paul Wheeler	March 2006

Project/ Commercial Management	HGC&R and the Dissatisfied Contractor	Ian Cowling	February 1999
	Project Management : From Ark to Aerospace!	APM	April 1999
	Rail Industry Safety Project Management	Chris Thorpe	May 1999
	Are We Ready for Change?	Tony Elven	July / August 1999
	The Hook Initiative	FWJ Grist	July / August 1999
	A Principle for the Allocation of Work	H A Bresler	September 1999
	The Hook Initiative : An OS Response	M. De La Haye	October 1999
	Whole Life Costing	Margo Cole	February 2000
	Budget Management Using EVM	lan McGregor	April 2000
	Project Management A Preview of the Future	David Wallace	June 2000
	Subcontract Procurement	Roy Sinclair	June 2000
	Bid Procurement: One Contractor's View	Jeremy Simm	June 2000
	What is the Current Role of the Quantity Surveyor?	Gary Turner	July/ August 2000
	Estimating: Current Practice	Peter Heathershaw	September 2000
	Project Management - The Pre-Tender Award Phase	David Wallace	October 2000
	Procuring! What Next for the Quantity Surveyor?	Chris Thomson	November 2000
	The Pre-Qualification Phase and the Award of Contract	David Wallace	December/ January 2001
	Supporting the Project Manager in Civil Engineering	Robert Weir	April 2001
	Exploring the Private Finance Initiative (PFI): Lessons Learnt to Date and their Implications for Future Projects	Simon Grubb	May 2001
	Building the Business Case for Best Practice	Zara Lamont	June 2001
	New LGTF Toolkit Boosts Rethinking Construction' Among LAs	Ted Cantle	June 2001
	Using programmes to manage projects	Daniel Atkinson	April 2002
	Who needs PFI anyway?	John Wilding	November 2002
	Accelerating change Targeting delivery	Gary Turner	December/ January 2003
	The private sector is far better placed to manage PFI	Peter A Heathershaw	February 2003
	The project plan	Ian A McGregor	March 2003
	What you can't measure can hurt you	David Hail	April 2003
	What makes a great manager?	Gerard M Blair	April 2003
	Subcontracts back to back?	Roy Sinclair	June 2003
	PFI Meeting the investment challenge	Michael Mendelblat	September 2003
	Projects and programmes, outputs and outcomes	Richard Hickman	September 2003
	Cash is king	Roger Knowles	September 2003
	New forms of collateral warranty	Stephen Homer	November 2003
	Cost control in engineering projects	Robert L Langley	November 2003
	Developing a knowledge based system for the valuation of variations	Monty Sutrisna	December/ January 2004
	Trials and tribulations of the management of change control on major projects	Allan Jones	February 2004
	How to improve construction-based PFI	A paper of the CIC Public Sector Procurement Panel	February 2004
	Establishing control	Richard K Faris	April 2004
	Is centralised procurement set to push PFI bidders out of the marketplace?	Michael Grimes and James Lupton	April 2004
	A short tour of quantity surveying	Wong Ken Tek	April 2004
	Risk management (Student Prize Article)	Enzo Labrosciano	July/August 2004
	Is headhunting the answer?	Liz Rickerby	July/August 2004
	Project management in an ever-changing world	Tom Taylor	July /August 2004
	What does the title project manager' mean to the construction industry?	Chan Yuan Eng	July/ August 2004
	Politics and the professions	Dennis Gedge	March 2005
	Change of building regulations in Scotland Effects on self certification of building structures	Dr Jeremy Grant	May 2005
	Managing budget on major projects	Bal Barard	April 2006

R
Topic	Title	Author	Issue
Rail	A Warehouse Less Ordinary	Annabelle Chalker	May 1999
	Rail Industry Safety Project Management	Chris Thorpe	May 1999
	£Million Investment at Charing Cross: A Real Team Effort		June 1999
	Project Overview - The Jubilee Line Extension	Harry Glennie	May 2000
	The Increasing Importance of Project Management within the Railway Industry	Donald Heath	May 2000
	Post Office Underground Railway	Roy Sinclair	July/ August 2001
	The Bluebell Railway	John G Grant	December/January 2002
	West Coast Route Modernisation Phase 1	Steven Johnson, Chris Hinton & John Bacon	December/ January 2002
	Automated 3D control for ballasting works on the Channel Tunnel Rail Link	James Douglas	May 2004
	The allure of shiny steel rails: The future of light rail	Abigail Tomkins	May 2005
	The Mount Washington steam cog railway	Barry Hiscox	April 2006

T
Topic	Title	Author	Issue
Then and Now	Tunnel Surveying (Part 1)	JR Smith	February 2000
	Samos Tunnel Part 2	Harry Glennie	March 2000
	The Heighting of Mount Everest: Then	J R Smith	April 2000
	The Heighting of Everest: Now	JR Smith	May 2000
	Measurement of the Earth Size: Then	J R Smith	June 2000
	Measurement of the Earth Size: Now	Alan Dodson	July/ August 2000
	The Pyramids: Then	Tarek Agag & Jim Smith	September 2000
	The Pyramids: Now Building Your Own	Harry Glennie	October 2000
	Line Measurement: Through the Ages	JR Smith	November 2000
	Distance Measurement: From Invar Tape to GPS	Alan Wright	December/ January 2001

Transport General	Transportation,Limits of Deviation, Expropriation and Compensation in the 21st Century	Norman Winbourne	December/ January 2002
	Turns, Returns and Compliance Vehicle path simulation in civil engineering projects	David Favre	March 2002

Tunnels	A lifetime of tunnelling: A personal review of tunnelling development	David Donaldson	February 2003
	Dublin Port Access Tunnel First tunnel breakthrough	Mark Hudson	May 2003
	Survey control of the Dublin Port Tunnel: Part 1	Ian Allen and Mark Hudson	May 2004
	Survey control of the Dublin Port Tunnel: Part 2	Ian Allen and Mark Hudson	June 2004
	Automatic monitoring of CTRL's C250 tunnels	Lyndon Preece with Frank Minnagh, James Martin and Stewart Harrison	October 2004
	Dublin Port Access Tunnel: The final breakthrough	Mark Hudson	October 2004
	DALI Surely not a tunnel lighting industry standard?	Anthony Stubbs	February 2005

U
Topic	Title	Author	Issue
Utilities and Pipelines	Dover & Folkstone Waste Water Treatment Scheme	John Marsh	April 1999
	Bristol Waste Water Teatment Works	John Macartney	September 1999
	Afan Waste Water Treatment Works	Scott Motlet	December/ January 2000
	Pipelines: Are we Investing in our Future?	Philip Boon	February 2000
	Assessing the Structural Condition of Ageing Iron Pipe Systems	Dudley Dickson & Peter Ward	February 2000
	HumberCare Yorkshire Water's £200m Investment in Hull and the Humber	Steve Tindall	April 2000
	The Economics of Stormwater Control for Building Developments	Chris Williams & Barry Gilbert	June 2000
	The Valuation of Pipeline Assets in the Utility Industries	Hudson Bell	July/ August 2000
	Sewer Jetting - Reducing the Pressure	Frank Jones	February 2001
	Quantum Sewage Systems	lan Johnson	February 2001
	EMSs for Pipeline Contractors	Edward Warner	February 2001
	Integrated gas management for the Indonesia-Singapore pipeline	Andrew Wilde	February 2003
	Current trends in pipe replacement	Steve Vick	February 2002
	Ground probing radar	Mike Bushell	February 2002
	Integrated gas management for the Indonesia-Singapore pipeline	Andrew Wilde	February 2003
	Live Mains Insertion takes to the high road	Steve Vick	February 2003
	Bacton to Kings Lynn 1200mm pipeline	Len Wallis assisted by John Warman	November 2003
	The use of expanding foam in the gas industry	Steve Vick	February 2004
	What lies beneath?	Mike White	February 2005
	Developments in pipeline utility mapping and access to utility information	Rob Williams and Richard Glenister	February 2005
	Trenchless myth or need?	Peter Crouch	February 2005
	The all party parliamentary group for underground space (aka APPGUS)	Lyndon Preece	April 2005
	Non ground-breaking technology	Richard Lee	February 2006
	From Genesis to Revelations — A brief historical look at underground detection	Mike White	February 2006
	Understanding the limits and extending the performance of plastics pipeline systems	Dr Jeremy Bowman	February 2006

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