Australian Steel Institute - Impact of empirical models for approach wind exposures on wind loading on low buildings

Title: Impact of empirical models for approach wind exposures on wind loading on low buildings - a comparat
Author: BIENKIEWICZ, ENDO, M. AND MAIN, J.A.
Publish Date: 29 Apr 2009
Media Type: Journal article
Publisher: AISC
Call Number: CD 3
Code: 28434
Source: Proceedings of the Structures Congress 2009, April 30-May 2, 2009, Austin, Texas: Don't mess with structural engineers. Expanding our role
Page: 2439-2448
Attachments: Member only Resource

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