CSU Departments and Programs

BIM use by architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry in educational facility projects

Contributor:Moreno, Cristina; Olbina, Svetlana; Issa, Raja R.
Date Issued:2019-07-03

In recent years, many public and private sector owners have started to require a building information modeling (BIM) component in new construction projects. Although there has been a significant increase in industry-wide ...

Let's muddy the ditch water

Contributor:Dirmeyer, R. D.; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
Date:1961-01

Scour and scour control below cantilevered culvert outlets

Contributor:Smith, George L.; Colorado State University. Research Foundation.; United States. Bureau of Public Roads; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
Date:1961

On the balance of forces and radial accelerations in hurricanes

Contributor:Gray, William M.; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering; United States. Weather Bureau; University of Chicago; National Hurricane Research Project (U.S.); Colorado State University. Department of Atmospheric Science
Date:1961-02

Tailings disposal pipe lines of the Climax Molybdenum Plant, Climax, Colorado : preliminary field investigation report

Contributor:Karaki, Susumu; Sayre, William W., 1927-; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
Date:1961-01

Study of the Cox Flowmeter, Modified Hall Pitot Tube

Contributor:Robinson, A. R. (August Robert), 1921-; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering; Denver (Colo.). Board of Water Commissioners.
Date:1961-01

Time-lapse photography for geologic research

Contributor:Fahnestock, Robert K., 1932-; Geological Survey (U.S.); Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
Date:1961-01

Developments in photographic equipment have made it possible to design a wide variety of time-lapse equipment to photograph and measure geologic processes. New films, exposure controls and techniques promise better photography ...

Hail suppression program : final report

Contributor:Schleusener, Richard A.; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
Date:1961-01-15

Studies of flow in alluvial channels : WSP 1948, chapter, some properties of water-clay dispersions and their effect on flow

Contributor:Simons, Daryl B.; Richardson, E. V. (Everett V.), 1924-; Haushild, W. L.; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering; Geological Survey (U.S.)
Date:1961-08

Fine material (bentonite and kaolin clays) dispersed in water have a very definite affect on the viscosity and specific weight of the fluid. Tests at 24 degrees centigrade, with a Stormer viscosimeter showed that the ...

Development of a graduate and research program in fluid mechanics

Contributor:Chamberlain, A. R. (Adrian Ramond); Albertson, Maurice L.; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
Date:1961-06-28

Water application by sprinkler and furrow irrigation : rough draft

Contributor:Kruse, E. G.; Schleusener, Paul; Selby, Walter; Somerhalder, Bert; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
Date:1961-07

Report of the 1961 National Science Foundation Summer Fluid Mechanics Institute for College Teachers

Contributor:Barton, James R.; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering; National Science Foundation (U.S.)
Date:1961-08

Specifications for the temperature and humidification control units of the Micrometeorological Wind Tunnel and Colorado State University

Contributor:Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
Date:1961-06

Competence of a glacial stream

Contributor:Fahnestock, Robert K., 1932-; Geological Survey (U.S.); Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
Date:1961-01

Measurements of particle size and velocity were made in White River below Emmons Glacier, Mt. Rainier, Washington. Boulders up to 1.8 feet in diameter were moved by velocities of 10 fps, less than would be predicted from ...

Desilting structure at the Gualanday Canal Headworks, Coello Project, Colombia, S.A.

Contributor:Karaki, Susumu; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
Date:1961-04

Model studies were conducted in the Hydraulics Laboratory at Colorado State University to develop a more efficient sediment excluder to replace the existing desilting structure at the Gualanday Canal head works. A plan of ...

Progress report of work accomplished at Colorado State University on the Cooperative Project on Climatology of the upper Colorado River basin

Contributor:Schleusener, Richard A.; Colorado State University. Department of Civil Engineering
Date:1960-11-01