GIS Principles and Application
A Geographical Information system (GIS) is a tool, which can accept large volumes of spatial data derived from a variety of sources, retrieve, manipulate, analyse… Read More »GIS Principles and Application
Soil reinforcement
Soil reinforcement is a technique which is used to improve the strength and stiffness of soil. Different engineering techniques are used to enhance the strength… Read More »Soil reinforcement
Pervious Concrete – An Innovative Solution to the Problem of Water logging
Pervious Concrete is a special type of concrete that allows the water to percolate through it. It is made from a mixture of cement, coarse… Read More »Pervious Concrete – An Innovative Solution to the Problem of Water logging
Storm Water Drains
The runoff that is observed during rainfall or snowfall or any other form of precipitation percolated into the soil or gets absorbed by plants. Most… Read More »Storm Water Drains
Self Healing Concrete- Types, Advantages, Disadvantages
Self Healing Concrete is a class of smart material that has the structurally incorporated ability repair damages caused by mechanical usage over time. Related Article:… Read More »Self Healing Concrete- Types, Advantages, Disadvantages
Introduction to Civil Engineering
Civil engineering is one of the oldest branches of engineering which deals with all works related to civil people. This is also known as Mother… Read More »Introduction to Civil Engineering
Basics of Pavement Design
The pavement is a hard solid layer constructed over the natural soil for the purpose of providing a stable, even and smooth surface for the… Read More »Basics of Pavement Design
Introduction to Geotectonic
The branch of science which deals with the structure and movement of earth’s crust is known as Geotectonic. It includes the study of large-scale features… Read More »Introduction to Geotectonic