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'''[[Portal:List of portals|Portals]]''' - summary/introduction of main structural design topics (to be started)
'''[[Portal:List of portals|Portals]]''' - summary/introduction of main structural design topics (currently in progress)


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'''[[:Category:Visual_Guide|Visual Guide]]''' - photographs of miscellaneous structural elements (to be started)
'''[[:Category:Visual_Guide|Visual Guide]]''' - photographs of miscellaneous structural elements (to be started)



Revision as of 04:07, 7 January 2008


Welcome to StructuralWiki,
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The main goal of StructuralWiki is to develop comprehensive open knowledgebase for civil, structural & bridge engineers, and architects. Based on wiki platform, StructuralWiki is perfectly suited to promote and simplify the exchange of knowledge and experience between professionals.
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Glossary - A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z (glossary of civil engineering words)

Portals - summary/introduction of main structural design topics (currently in progress)

Visual Guide - photographs of miscellaneous structural elements (to be started)

Directory of Directories - list of quality civil engineering directories



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