The course program includes the presentation and discussion of the following topics:
Introduction to Geology: the uniqueness of planet Earth; aspects of geology, the Earth's crust - the processes affecting the surface (the model of the Earth's relief, the sedimentary processes, sedimentary rocks), the body of the Earth - the internal process (the interior of the Earth, the earthquakes, volcanic phenomena, igneous rocks, metamorphic rocks; lithogenetic cycle, plate tectonics) deformation of the crust (lithological succession, the deformation of rocks, the geometry of geological bodies ). The "craft" of the geologist: the geological survey (preliminary research, materials and methods, analysis and interpretation of geological maps, reading and interpretation of thematic maps), the geological-technical survey (principal physical and mechanical properties of earth and rocks, the geological exploration of subsoil). Engineering Geology: Slope instabilities; hydrogeology; study of the geological context related to planning issues (the geological hazard); first intervention on the territory; redevelopment (urban geology.)

JOHN P. GROTZINGER, THOMAS H. JORDAN – Capire la Terra – Edizione italiana a cura di Elvidio Lupia Palmieri e Maurizio Parotto – Zanichelli, Bologna
LAURA SCESI, MONICA PAPINI, PAOLA GATTINONI – Principi di Geologia applicata – Casa Editrice Ambrosiana, Milano
VARIOUS MATERIAL PROVIDED BY THE TEACHER

Introduction to Material Science and Technologies, snap-shots of continuum mechanics, Atomic bonds, Dislocations, Mechanical behavior of materials, Fracture, Materials for Civil Engineering (metals, polymers, concrete, composites, wood), Standards, An overview of new materials for Civil Engineering and of the new frontiers (intelligent materials, self-healing materials, nanocomposites etc.), Laboratory experience (Multifunctional Materials Laboratory)

lectures given during the course

W.D. Callister, Scienza e Ingegneria dei Materiali

Chemestry and biology principles
• Ecology
• Water environment: water quality, water pollution, potabilization plants, waste water, waste water treatments.
• Air pollution: pollutants and system for emission treatment
• Solid waste: integrated waste management system, waste characteristics, collection systems, recovery operations, reuse and recycling, final disposal in a controlled landfill.
• Reclamation of contaminated sites
• Reference national laws (D.Lgs. 152/2006)

Ingegneria sanitaria-ambientale, Carlo Collivignarelli, Giorgio Bertanza, Città studi edizioni, 2012

Drawing" for designers is the equivalent of the score for musicians: a set of
encoded and scientific signs enabling the design and the accurate realization
of the work. This course aims to provide capabilities and tools to future
engineers in order to design and devise their projects by means of the
"notation" of technical drawing.
After an early phase introducing the general issues of traditional or
“analogical” drawing, the course will continue using digital technology,
specifically CAD systems.
The representation of civil engineering project in its various phases (survey,
analysis, design, implementation, etc.) poses nontrivial problems especially
when realized in numeric environment.
The several features of a project match different sets of data that, according
to the given requirements, coexist differently in the digital space.
These data can be separately, jointly or selectively managed depending on
the need.
These informations are processed not in a static and linear way but in a
dynamic and multi polar one.
Therefore it is mandatory to develop a clear vision of the digital technique
leading to a correct method, overcoming the empirical improvisation of
neophytes and self-taught people.
The purpose of this course is to provide students with a proper "Philosophy of
use" of drawing and its related computational tools, in order to rationally and
properly handle all the digital processes related to the project and its
representation. It is mandatory to sign up for the course within the first 3
lessons and warmly suggested to attend lessons. There will be some intermediate test before
the final one which shall not be done without the positive results of the
previous.

LEGAL FORM
The Legislative Decree of the Government 81/2008 (Tit. I) and BS OHSAS 18001: 07, as basic legislation on safety and health at work. The DVR (Risk Assessment Document, art. 28) and art. 30, as tools for the design of the Company Management System on Health and Safety (SGSS). The SGSS and legislative compliance (Legislative Decree no. 81.08), continuous improvement and the "PDCA" principle of the Deming wheel. Training, awareness and competence. Consultation and communication. Operational control. Emergency preparedness and response. System performance, measurement, monitoring, audit and improvement.
European regulations and their value; good technical standards; product directives. BS OHSAS 18001: 07 is the implementation of the SGSS as an effective tool to reduce the risks associated with health and safety in the workplace for employees, customers and interested parties. Data and case studies. Applications.
The specific health and safety legislation on construction sites and work at height, the figures concerned, the Competent Bodies and the disciplinary discipline (Tit. IV Legislative Decree 81/08). The framework law on public works.
Risk assessment techniques. Insights on Check List Analysis, JSA, FAST (Method of functional spaces), HAZOP, FMEA, FTA techniques. Applications and case studies.
Exercises on the application of the BS OHSAS Standard Requirements to specific cases connected to mobile and temporary construction sites. System Audit Methods and Conformity Assessment. The "Production" method as a conformity assessment tool.
Case studies, judgments on the application of the Safety Legislation.
Literature and interpretation of incidental causes for historical events.

TECHNICAL FORM
Construction site safety and organization (also relating to documentary obligations); specific treatment of health and safety risks on site (occupational diseases, excavations, demolitions, underground and tunnel works, noise, vibrations, environmental remediation, asbestos, manual handling of loads (MMdC), fire, etc.) ; prevention and protection measures, organizational procedures, risk prevention techniques during assembly, disassembly and installation of structures, vehicles and construction elements; the risk of falling from above, scaffolding and temporary works.
Insights into occupational diseases related to work carried out in mobile and temporary construction sites;
Accident material agents, exposure assessment methods. Practical applications. NIOSH and OCRA techniques for MMdC risk assessment and biomechanical overload of the upper limbs.
Assessment of noise and vibration risk: exercises and applications; the asbestos risk, the remediation / demolition / safe treatment of MCA. Scaffolding and temporary works, construction techniques and safe management. Study cases.

METHODOLOGICAL / ORGANIZATIONAL / PRACTICAL MODULE
The security and coordination plan (contents, criteria and methods, examples and project); the replacement safety plan; communication and cooperation techniques; the Operational Safety Plan and the Work Dossier; processing methods of the Pi.M.U.S. (Assembly, Use, Disassembly of scaffolding); methodological criteria for processing and managing the documentation; estimate of safety costs on site.
Examples of PSC, area risk analysis, interference analysis and evaluation, the importance of planning and organization; tutorials and applications.
Drafting of Operational Safety Plans (POS): practical meaning and differences with DVRs pursuant to art. 28, the evaluation of risks from interference and differences with the DUVRI (art. 26 Legislative Decree 81/08); exercises and case studies.
Examples of Substitute Safety Plans (PSS); examples of Dossiers and practical applications based on the drafting of specific PSCs; judgments and sanctions regarding construction site safety; role simulations (Coordinator).

Lecture notes, texts, reference laws distributed in the classroom by the teacher

1 Electric Circuits

2 Kirchhoff's laws, RLC Bipoles, Electric Power

3 Node and Loop Analysis

4 Circuits of 1st and 2nd Order in time domain

5 Sinusoidal AC regime. Phasor Method

6 Three phase Systems and Their Main Properties, Rotating Magnetic Field

7 Electric Lines and basics on LV plant design

8 Magnetic Circuits, Power Transformers and Measuring Transformers

9 Basic Principles of Electromechanical Energy Conversion and Static Converters

10 Protection, calculation of short circuit currents in LV systems and their thermal and mechanical effects

11 Ground

12 Basics on Electrical Safety

13 Notes on Renewable Energy Sources, Photovoltaic and Wind Systems

Handouts by the teacher.

English version

Applied Ecology BIO/06 Prof. Corrado Battisti (e-mail: cbattisti@inwind.it; Cell 328.2289873)

Aims: the course provides a basic conceptual framework in ecology and applied ecology, with a particular focus on the main approaches and procedures used in environmental planning, nature conservation and ecosystem management. During the course students will become familiar with the problem-solving and project management approach, applied to natural and semi-natural ecosystems.

Program

1. Ecology - General principles: hierarchical scales; wildlife management and landscape planning: disciplinary plant. Site-based and target-based approaches. Ecosystem and landscape: definitions. Neutrally-based, individually-based, observer-based landscapes.
2. Analysis and evaluation phase. Data collection techniques. qualitative and quantitative sampling methods (regular, stratified, random sampling). Sampling accuracy and bias. Distance sampling. Data analysis at the level of populations and communities.
3. Planning phase. Environmental planning. The planning process. Identification of priorities. Species action plans; site management plans. Connectivity conservation. Environmental fragmentation. Connectivity, ecological networks: strengths and weaknesses. Target-species. Objective selection of focal species with expert-based approaches. Delphi open and delphi closed.
4. Wildlife management. Species management. Habitat management. Diagnosis and threat analysis. DPSIR causal report. Threats analysis. Indicators. Habitat restoration. The design cycle. Conservation measures (regulatory, administrative, contractual). Management actions (active interventions, regulation, incentives, monitoring and / or research programs, educational programs). Precautionary approach. The management of a protected area: logistics, administration, research, training, education, planning, design, conservation. Protocol for the drafting of a site-based plan (individual work): definition of actions, timing and distribution of resources, in the gym area: SPA "Palude di Torre Flavia".

Texts adopted:
Battisti C., Conigliaro M., Poeta G., Teofili C., 2013. Biodiversità, disturbi, minacce - dall’ecologia di base alla gestione e conservazione degli ecosistemi. Forum editrice universitaria udinese, 238 pp.

Recommended texts:
Wilson E.O., 1993. La diversità della vita. Rizzoli, Milano (also available in an economic edition as: Wilson E.O., Biodiversità. Sansoni editore).
(other optional texts will be proposed during the course).

Delivery model: traditional

Frequency: optional (suggested: mandatory)

Evaluation: written and oral test with presentation of a case study design. The written test involves the administration of multiple choice questions on the main concepts addressed. During the oral exam the student will propose a topic to be articulated in the form of a project cycle in an applied ecology context.

The teacher is always available by appointment (e-mail: cbattisti@inwind.it; cell: 328.2289873).

Economia aziendale: organizations and firms. The business context. Business strategy and value creation. Corporate governance and its institutional pillars. Business organizations and business combination. Internal control systems. General purpose annual reports objective and financial reporting assumptions and principles.

Avallone et al. (2022). Lessons of Business Administration and Accounting. Giappichelli, Turin.

EXCAVATIONS AND UNDERGROUND CONSTRUCTIONS

1 – Elements of soil mechanics
• Total stress and effective stress, stress path of soil elements.
• Permeability, drained and undrained conditions.
• Stress-strain behaviour of typical soil elements.
• Deformability and strength properties of soils.

2 – Elements of rock mechanics
• Basic concepts of rock material and rock mass, discontinuity (joints, faults).
• Survey and representation of orientation and spacing of discontinuities.
• Mechanical properties of rock materials and discontinuities.
• Quality index and classification systems for the rock mass (particularly, GSI)
• Deformability, strength and permeability of the rock mass.

3 – Excavation methods and support systems for underground structures
• Different types of underground excavations: shallow and deep tunnels, cavern and adits.
• Excavation methods: “cut and cover” and “blind face” excavation.
• “Drill and blast” and “Mechanized excavation”, typical support systems.
• Tunnel Boring Machine (TBM) for rock tunnels.
• “Earth Pressure Balance” and “Slurry Shield” machines for soil tunnels.
• Consolidation works by grouting and ground freezing.

4 – Geotechnical design of slopes and shallow excavations
• Stability analysis of cut and natural slopes.
• Limit equilibrium methods: plane wedges and slices methods.
• Short- and long-term conditions, influence of pore pressure and seismic actions.
• Design of sheet pile walls for cut and cover tunnels.

5 – Geotechnical design of deep tunnels
• In situ stress conditions, influence of topografy and geological stress history.
• Stress and strain around the cross-section of a deep tunnel (plane conditions)
• Stress and strain near the face of the tunnel (three-dimensional conditions)
• Excavation of a tunnel beneath the water table
• Analysis of stability: failure conditions for the face and for the tunnel cross-section.
• Analysis of ground-support interaction: convergence-confinement method
• Loads acting on tunnel support: lining systems for traditional excavation methods and mechanized excavation methods.
• Prediction of the settlement trough caused by tunnel excavation (empirical method) and assessment of possible damage.

Lecture notes prepared by the lecturer (static analysis for tunnels, construction methods for underground structures, slope stability, guidelines and national codes).
Further suggested readings from technical literature.

The course program includes the presentation and discussion of the following topics:
Introduction to Geology: the uniqueness of planet Earth; aspects of geology, the Earth's crust - the processes affecting the surface (the model of the Earth's relief, the sedimentary processes, sedimentary rocks), the body of the Earth - the internal process (the interior of the Earth, the earthquakes, volcanic phenomena, igneous rocks, metamorphic rocks; lithogenetic cycle, plate tectonics) deformation of the crust (lithological succession, the deformation of rocks, the geometry of geological bodies ). The "craft" of the geologist: the geological survey (preliminary research, materials and methods, analysis and interpretation of geological maps, reading and interpretation of thematic maps), the geological-technical survey (principal physical and mechanical properties of earth and rocks, the geological exploration of subsoil). Engineering Geology: Slope instabilities; hydrogeology; study of the geological context related to planning issues (the geological hazard); first intervention on the territory; redevelopment (urban geology.)

JOHN P. GROTZINGER, THOMAS H. JORDAN – Capire la Terra – Edizione italiana a cura di Elvidio Lupia Palmieri e Maurizio Parotto – Zanichelli, Bologna
LAURA SCESI, MONICA PAPINI, PAOLA GATTINONI – Principi di Geologia applicata – Casa Editrice Ambrosiana, Milano
VARIOUS MATERIAL PROVIDED BY THE TEACHER

Introduction to Material Science and Technologies, snap-shots of continuum mechanics, Atomic bonds, Dislocations, Mechanical behavior of materials, Fracture, Materials for Civil Engineering (metals, polymers, concrete, composites, wood), Standards, An overview of new materials for Civil Engineering and of the new frontiers (intelligent materials, self-healing materials, nanocomposites etc.), Laboratory experience (Multifunctional Materials Laboratory)

lectures given during the course

W.D. Callister, Scienza e Ingegneria dei Materiali

Chemestry and biology principles
• Ecology
• Water environment: water quality, water pollution, potabilization plants, waste water, waste water treatments.
• Air pollution: pollutants and system for emission treatment
• Solid waste: integrated waste management system, waste characteristics, collection systems, recovery operations, reuse and recycling, final disposal in a controlled landfill.
• Reclamation of contaminated sites
• Reference national laws (D.Lgs. 152/2006)

Ingegneria sanitaria-ambientale, Carlo Collivignarelli, Giorgio Bertanza, Città studi edizioni, 2012

Drawing" for designers is the equivalent of the score for musicians: a set of
encoded and scientific signs enabling the design and the accurate realization
of the work. This course aims to provide capabilities and tools to future
engineers in order to design and devise their projects by means of the
"notation" of technical drawing.
After an early phase introducing the general issues of traditional or
“analogical” drawing, the course will continue using digital technology,
specifically CAD systems.
The representation of civil engineering project in its various phases (survey,
analysis, design, implementation, etc.) poses nontrivial problems especially
when realized in numeric environment.
The several features of a project match different sets of data that, according
to the given requirements, coexist differently in the digital space.
These data can be separately, jointly or selectively managed depending on
the need.
These informations are processed not in a static and linear way but in a
dynamic and multi polar one.
Therefore it is mandatory to develop a clear vision of the digital technique
leading to a correct method, overcoming the empirical improvisation of
neophytes and self-taught people.
The purpose of this course is to provide students with a proper "Philosophy of
use" of drawing and its related computational tools, in order to rationally and
properly handle all the digital processes related to the project and its
representation. It is mandatory to sign up for the course within the first 3
lessons and warmly suggested to attend lessons. There will be some intermediate test before
the final one which shall not be done without the positive results of the
previous.

Interdisciplinary characters of energy problems. Definition of the quantities and energy indices. Consumption, reserves and forecasts: the world's energy market, the Italian energy situation.
Sustainable Development
The international conference on climate and the environment: the Kyoto Protocol, the post-Kyoto, COP 21. The EU directives on energy, environment and climate. Sustainable development: definition, tools and methods. The Aalborg Chart, the Agenda 21 processes, the Covenant of Mayors.
Environmental pollution
environmental impact of energy systems, production and transport infrastructure. Air pollution: sources, pollutants, legislation, techniques for emissions control. The global pollution: acid rains, ozone depletion, greenhouse effect. Other forms of pollution: thermal pollution, noise, electromagnetic pollution
environmental impact assessments
The environmental impact assessment: legislation, procedures, methodologies, content and stages., Strategic Environmental Assessment.
environmental footprint
environmental footprint assessment procedures: Life Cycle Assessment; Social Life Cycle Assessment. Carbon Footprint and Water Footprint.
environmental certification protocols
environmental certification of productions: ISO 14000, EMAS, ecolabel.
environmental sustainability protocols of buildings: LEED; BREEAM; ITHACA.
Protocols of sustainability of University certification: Green Metric
The Green Economy
Definitions, areas of intervention, the Green Economy Manifesto.
Outlines of incentive mechanisms in the Green Economy. Costs / benefits analysis.
Applications and case studies
Examples of environmental impact assessments and good sustainability practices.

Power point presentations will be made available in the Rome Tre Moodle system, as well as a list of suggested books

LEGAL FORM
The Legislative Decree of the Government 81/2008 (Tit. I) and BS OHSAS 18001: 07, as basic legislation on safety and health at work. The DVR (Risk Assessment Document, art. 28) and art. 30, as tools for the design of the Company Management System on Health and Safety (SGSS). The SGSS and legislative compliance (Legislative Decree no. 81.08), continuous improvement and the "PDCA" principle of the Deming wheel. Training, awareness and competence. Consultation and communication. Operational control. Emergency preparedness and response. System performance, measurement, monitoring, audit and improvement.
European regulations and their value; good technical standards; product directives. BS OHSAS 18001: 07 is the implementation of the SGSS as an effective tool to reduce the risks associated with health and safety in the workplace for employees, customers and interested parties. Data and case studies. Applications.
The specific health and safety legislation on construction sites and work at height, the figures concerned, the Competent Bodies and the disciplinary discipline (Tit. IV Legislative Decree 81/08). The framework law on public works.
Risk assessment techniques. Insights on Check List Analysis, JSA, FAST (Method of functional spaces), HAZOP, FMEA, FTA techniques. Applications and case studies.
Exercises on the application of the BS OHSAS Standard Requirements to specific cases connected to mobile and temporary construction sites. System Audit Methods and Conformity Assessment. The "Production" method as a conformity assessment tool.
Case studies, judgments on the application of the Safety Legislation.
Literature and interpretation of incidental causes for historical events.

TECHNICAL FORM
Construction site safety and organization (also relating to documentary obligations); specific treatment of health and safety risks on site (occupational diseases, excavations, demolitions, underground and tunnel works, noise, vibrations, environmental remediation, asbestos, manual handling of loads (MMdC), fire, etc.) ; prevention and protection measures, organizational procedures, risk prevention techniques during assembly, disassembly and installation of structures, vehicles and construction elements; the risk of falling from above, scaffolding and temporary works.
Insights into occupational diseases related to work carried out in mobile and temporary construction sites;
Accident material agents, exposure assessment methods. Practical applications. NIOSH and OCRA techniques for MMdC risk assessment and biomechanical overload of the upper limbs.
Assessment of noise and vibration risk: exercises and applications; the asbestos risk, the remediation / demolition / safe treatment of MCA. Scaffolding and temporary works, construction techniques and safe management. Study cases.

METHODOLOGICAL / ORGANIZATIONAL / PRACTICAL MODULE
The security and coordination plan (contents, criteria and methods, examples and project); the replacement safety plan; communication and cooperation techniques; the Operational Safety Plan and the Work Dossier; processing methods of the Pi.M.U.S. (Assembly, Use, Disassembly of scaffolding); methodological criteria for processing and managing the documentation; estimate of safety costs on site.
Examples of PSC, area risk analysis, interference analysis and evaluation, the importance of planning and organization; tutorials and applications.
Drafting of Operational Safety Plans (POS): practical meaning and differences with DVRs pursuant to art. 28, the evaluation of risks from interference and differences with the DUVRI (art. 26 Legislative Decree 81/08); exercises and case studies.
Examples of Substitute Safety Plans (PSS); examples of Dossiers and practical applications based on the drafting of specific PSCs; judgments and sanctions regarding construction site safety; role simulations (Coordinator).

Lecture notes, texts, reference laws distributed in the classroom by the teacher

1 Electric Circuits

2 Kirchhoff's laws, RLC Bipoles, Electric Power

3 Node and Loop Analysis

4 Circuits of 1st and 2nd Order in time domain

5 Sinusoidal AC regime. Phasor Method

6 Three phase Systems and Their Main Properties, Rotating Magnetic Field

7 Electric Lines and basics on LV plant design

8 Magnetic Circuits, Power Transformers and Measuring Transformers

9 Basic Principles of Electromechanical Energy Conversion and Static Converters

10 Protection, calculation of short circuit currents in LV systems and their thermal and mechanical effects

11 Ground

12 Basics on Electrical Safety

13 Notes on Renewable Energy Sources, Photovoltaic and Wind Systems

Handouts by the teacher.

English version

Applied Ecology BIO/06 Prof. Corrado Battisti (e-mail: cbattisti@inwind.it; Cell 328.2289873)

Aims: the course provides a basic conceptual framework in ecology and applied ecology, with a particular focus on the main approaches and procedures used in environmental planning, nature conservation and ecosystem management. During the course students will become familiar with the problem-solving and project management approach, applied to natural and semi-natural ecosystems.

Program

1. Ecology - General principles: hierarchical scales; wildlife management and landscape planning: disciplinary plant. Site-based and target-based approaches. Ecosystem and landscape: definitions. Neutrally-based, individually-based, observer-based landscapes.
2. Analysis and evaluation phase. Data collection techniques. qualitative and quantitative sampling methods (regular, stratified, random sampling). Sampling accuracy and bias. Distance sampling. Data analysis at the level of populations and communities.
3. Planning phase. Environmental planning. The planning process. Identification of priorities. Species action plans; site management plans. Connectivity conservation. Environmental fragmentation. Connectivity, ecological networks: strengths and weaknesses. Target-species. Objective selection of focal species with expert-based approaches. Delphi open and delphi closed.
4. Wildlife management. Species management. Habitat management. Diagnosis and threat analysis. DPSIR causal report. Threats analysis. Indicators. Habitat restoration. The design cycle. Conservation measures (regulatory, administrative, contractual). Management actions (active interventions, regulation, incentives, monitoring and / or research programs, educational programs). Precautionary approach. The management of a protected area: logistics, administration, research, training, education, planning, design, conservation. Protocol for the drafting of a site-based plan (individual work): definition of actions, timing and distribution of resources, in the gym area: SPA "Palude di Torre Flavia".

Texts adopted:
Battisti C., Conigliaro M., Poeta G., Teofili C., 2013. Biodiversità, disturbi, minacce - dall’ecologia di base alla gestione e conservazione degli ecosistemi. Forum editrice universitaria udinese, 238 pp.

Recommended texts:
Wilson E.O., 1993. La diversità della vita. Rizzoli, Milano (also available in an economic edition as: Wilson E.O., Biodiversità. Sansoni editore).
(other optional texts will be proposed during the course).

Delivery model: traditional

Frequency: optional (suggested: mandatory)

Evaluation: written and oral test with presentation of a case study design. The written test involves the administration of multiple choice questions on the main concepts addressed. During the oral exam the student will propose a topic to be articulated in the form of a project cycle in an applied ecology context.

The teacher is always available by appointment (e-mail: cbattisti@inwind.it; cell: 328.2289873).

Economia aziendale: organizations and firms. The business context. Business strategy and value creation. Corporate governance and its institutional pillars. Business organizations and business combination. Internal control systems. General purpose annual reports objective and financial reporting assumptions and principles.

Avallone et al. (2022). Lessons of Business Administration and Accounting. Giappichelli, Turin.

Introduction on Sustainability and Intelligent Transportation Systems
Data Analysis and Monitoring
Traffic Flow Theory
Optimization and Simulation Models
Applications:
- Ramp Metering
- Automitic Incident Detection
- Variable Speed Limit
- Travel Time Estimation
- Examples and case studies on dynamic models and sharing mobility applications

Dynamic Traffic Assignment and related Simulation Software
Travel demand calibration and related applications
Sharing mobility

PPT presentations and additional materials made by the lecturer

1-Introduction
2-General information on harbours
3-The meteoceanographic study for the design of a harbour
4-Design of harbours and maritime structures
5-Harbour terminals

-LECTURE NOTES ("FONDAMENTI DI COSTRUZIONI MARITTIME", BY PROF. A. NOLI)
-CARL A. THORESEN, 2003. PORT DESIGNERS HANDBOOK. THOMAS TELFORD PUBLISHING (JANUARY 1, 2003), 576 PAGES.

Development of the meteoceanographic study for the design of maritime structures, including the propagation of the waves in the nearshore and the evaluation of levels and currents.
Design of the maritime structures: breakwaters, quays and berths. General design of commercial/industrial harbours.
General design basis of offshore structures.