Titlebook: Engineering Geology for Infrastructure Planning in Europe; A European Perspecti Robert Hack,Rafig Azzam,Robert Charlier Book 2004 Springer-

壓倒

modest

Current Issues Relating to the Professional Practice of Engineering Geology in Europe,en around for comment since about 2001, and are likely to appear in European Law towards the end of 2004. This then begs the question of the need for Registration, and whether such a step would offer sufficient advantages to be of overall benefit..This paper seeks to outline some of these recent cha

objection

耕種

Aggregate Research in Support of European Standardisation,g. This can help understanding the different usage due to climatic, geological and cultural differences. Working towards a package of standards that are more related to the functioning of the aggregates in the construction is another challenge.